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San Jose Center for the Performing Arts255 Almaden Blvd.San Jose, CA 95113 map district: San Jose (Downtown) Tel. 4082773900 Website |
![]() | Sat Feb 27 - Sun Mar 07 Ballet San Jose presents Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet, a timeless tale of love and forbidden romance. This ballet features 45 dancers, a full symphony orchestra and three acts, with musical scores by Serge Prokofiev and choreography from Dennis Nah... More | ![]() |
![]() | Tue Mar 16 - Sun Mar 21 I still haven't gotten the song from the commercial that ran on Bay Area affiliates when Legally Blonde: The Musical came to San Francisco a few years ago "Legally Blo-o-onde...Legally Blonde, oh yeah!"
I'm assuming the only ten seconds of music I k... More |
| Sun Mar 28 FROM THE PALACE OF FINE ARTS IN MEXICO CITY comes the incomparable Ballet Folklórico de México de Amalia Hernández in a special production commemorating two milestones in Mexican history—the country’s Bicentennial Celebration of its Independence and... More | ![]() |
| About San Jose Center for the Performing Arts Located on the corner of West San Carlos Street and Almaden Boulevard, the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts was designed by the Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation. The performing arts center, a local landmark with easy freeway access, stages concerts, lectures, symphony and ballet performances and musical theater. |
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Editorial Review Review: 'Avenue Q' The snarky puppets of 'Avenue Q' come to Broadway San Jose By Steve Palopoli (01/13/2010)" I GUESS when it comes to naughty puppets, you have to be careful what you wish for. Personally, I wish Avenue Q, the long-running Broadway musical touring in San Jose at the Center for the Performing Arts this week, was an edgier parody of Sesame Street’s chipper, overcaffeinated puppetry. " |
Editorial Review Preview: 'Avenue Q' Broadway San Jose brings the profane puppets of Broadway's hit to the valley By Steve Palopoli (01/05/2010)" NOTHING guarantees a good time like racist puppets. Well, they’re not really racist, just a little bit. As they themselves like to sing, it doesn’t mean they go around committing hate crimes. No, the puppets in Avenue Q mostly like to go to monster school, read totally gay books and sing songs like “Everyone’s a Little Bit Racist,” “If You Were Gay” and “The Internet Is for Porn.” And of course, they run all over the stage with actors’ arms up their asses, which is how they get around. " |
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