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Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts

500 Castro St
Mountain View, CA 94041 map
district: Mountain View


Tel. 650.903.6000
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Events Calendar
Wed Oct 07 - Tue Nov 10
An unlikely friendship grows between two Jewish teens from different backgrounds. They grow up together in Brooklyn during the turbulent 1940s. Through each other's differing ideas and outlooks, they must evolve into manhood. This is a familiar story... More
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Sat Nov 14 - Sun Nov 22
The eternally optimistic redhead fantasizes about finding her family—if not today, then tomorrow. This adoption tale from the Depression carries an uplifting message for our, or indeed any time.... More
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Fri Nov 27 - Sun Nov 29
This exciting production has been widely praised for its excellent choreography and dancers. Be greeted by dancers as you enter the theater to see the holiday classic brought to life as young Clara joins her family and friends at a Christmas party an... More
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Fri Nov 27 - Sun Dec 27
  From tap-dancing Christmas trees and swinging sock-hoppers to Santa Baby with a feather boa, the 2009 edition includes favorites plus some new surprises.  The San Francisco Chronicle calls this inventive combination of ballet, tap, swing, jazz and ... More
Mon Dec 14
Gregory Wait conducts a professional chamber orchestra as you sing the choruses and arias from Handel’s masterpiece in the oldest and most popular Messiah Sing on the Peninsula.... More
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Sun Dec 20
See a wizard bring to life a touching fairy tale full of magic, beauty, and intrigue. With spectacular costumes, special effects, and technical precision of movement set to the beautiful music of Tchaikovsky and Rimsky-Korsakov, this is a superb holi... More
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About Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts

2009 BEST OF SILICON VALLEY Reader Survey Winner - First Place

Best Municipal Cultural Resource

The city of Mountain View did a smart thing soon after opening this gorgeous high-tech performing arts center on Castro Street in 1991: It lured away the critically acclaimed TheatreWorks, which had been producing plays in Palo Alto for 20 years. In addition to TheatreWorks' productions, the MVCPA also hosts the Peninsula Youth Theater, and stages a nicely varied selection of events, including cool lectures by scientists for the nearby NASA Ames Research Center. (EJ)


Intelligently designed with state-of-the-art technology, the Center is perfectly suited for its stated goal—to host a comprehensive performing arts program for a culturally diverse community.