show 2266 California St., San Francisco 30-$100, for live show, $30-$75 for live-streamed - Bay Area News Foundation Vienna Teng back in Berkeley If you can’t make the shows, you can catch the next episode of Geduldig’s “Lockdown Comedy” on Jan. The New Asia Restaurant, which hosted the event for years, closed during the pandemic so this year’s show will take place at “The Kung Pao Room” at Congregation Sherith Israel in San Francisco. Among this year’s performers are standup veteran and writer Mark Schiff, who has toured frequently with Jerry Seinfeld and was a regular screenwriter for the sitcom “Mad About You” Cathy Ladman, known for her appearances on “The Tonight Show,” “Curb Your Enthusiasm” and “Modern Family” Orion Levine, a veteran of the standup circuit who’s based in Berkeley Geduldig, and her 91-year-old mom, Arline, who became with a favorite with Geduldig’s audiences when Lisa was hosting regular “Lockdown Comedy” Zoom shows during the pandemic (Arline will appear via video). The laughs start at 6 p.m. 23-25), and although the dinner options are no longer available, you can still book a seat for the comedy shows (or watch them from home, if you’d rather). This year’s shows are Friday through Sunday (Dec. Geduldig is a longtime Bay Area comedian who’s best known as the founder, host and annual participant of Kung Pao Kosher Comedy, which since 1993 has served up live comedy (with an optional Chinese dinner) three nights a year, including on Christmas. In fact, she fills a role almost no one else does, because if you’re dying to get out of the house on Christman night – when most entertainment venues are dark – and laugh yourself silly at a live comedy show, well, she’s got your back. You might not know who Lisa Geduldig is but she is an indelible part of the Bay Area holiday entertainment fabric. Bay Area staff and correspondents Kung Pao comedy is back 30 The Marsh Berkeley $10-$100, also available to live-stream, $20.
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Unique Derique: The popular Bay Area entertainer and teacher brings his beloved, giggle-inducing, holiday show for kids and adults alike, “Fool La La: A Holiday Gift,” to the East Bay, full of gags, circus acts, juggling and hamboning.
22 Bankhead Theater, Livermore $20-$110. 22 San Jose Civic, San Jose $59-$99 “All Is Calm: The Christmas Truce of 1914”: A performance inspired by the unlikely and spontaneous holiday truce that broke out during World War I. Here are four you should know about.ĭave Koz and Friends: The contemporary jazz saxophonist brings his 25th annual holiday show to the Bay Area, featuring guest artists Rick Braun, Peter White, Keiko Matsui and Rebecca Jade.ĭetails: 8 p.m. There’s still time to catch some fun seasonal performances in the Bay Area. Retrieved November 4, 2013.Whether you’re celebrating the holiday or seeking a reprieve from it, there are some intriguing live shows and exhibits on the horizon.
^ a b Bialas, Michael (September 16, 2013).The album was produced by Cason Cooley, who has worked on albums for Chris Mason and Mindy Gledhill. In previous albums, Teng relied almost solely on the piano, but for this album, Teng relied largely on Cooley's sound library with tracks ranging from African percussion to an orchestra of instruments. The album was made while Teng was in graduate school at the University of Michigan Erb Institute for Global Sustainable Enterprise and was inspired by the city of Detroit. This was the first time an artist received four awards in one year. The album brought Teng four awards in the thirteenth annual Independent Music Awards: Adult Contemporary Album, A Cappella Song (for "The Hymn of Acxiom"), Pop Song (for "Level Up"), and Social Action Song (for "Level Up"). Produced by Cason Cooley, the work was released on September 24, 2013. Aims is the fifth studio album by American pop singer-songwriter Vienna Teng.
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