Photo Credit: Rick Markovich
Teens, pre-teen in tow, plus extrovert Auntie from Philly who makes a living as a leading light in wild and wonderful hair artistry, as well as an Italian husband, where better to take a mixed bag of a family group for holiday theater in the Bay Area than one of Beach Blanket Babylon's few big hat festive matinee shows?
With most all of Club Fugazi's North Beach 36-year-run exclusively geared to the over 21 crowd, it's key to book well ahead if planning on pulling up a pew with teens in your entourage.
Steve Silver's legacy of the Bay Area's most steadiest of slapstick, glitzy comedic musicals doesn't miss a beat. From dancing Christmas trees to legendary (snow-capped), flashing San Fran skyline hats that fill a good half of the stage, the secret to the show's ongoing success remains in its stellar reputation for keeping up with the sizzling celebrity latest and greatest, not least the nation and state's most appalling political bloopers.
Parking was a breeze in a $10 lot around the corner on Powell Street and plenty of great little Italian pizza and pasta joints on Columbus were vuying for custom from strolling after-show family groups.
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