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Carole’s Singular Vision

"I want to do classics here. I want to do new work. I want us through our programming and the way in which we produce it to create a vibrant and magical time for us all." Carole Shorenstein Hays in conversation with Gracie Hays about the Curran's exciting new act.
Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Comes to San Francisco

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Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Comes to San Francisco

HARRY POTTER AND THE CURSED CHILD opened on Broadway in April 2018 at the Lyric Theatre, and is now the most awarded play in theatre history with 24 major UK theatre awards and 25 major U.S. awards, including six Tony Awards (Best Play).
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24 hrs until these two take the @congregationemanuel stage at our special SHOW & TELL event. 🙌👏 Did you snag a ticket before they sold out? Don’t forget to arrive early! Doors open at 12:30pm and it’s going to be a full house. We can’t wait to see you tomorrow.

24 hrs until these two take the @congregationemanuel stage at our special SHOW & TELL event. 🙌👏 Did you snag a ticket before they sold out? Don’t forget to arrive early! Doors open at 12:30pm and it’s going to be a full house. We can’t wait to see you tomorrow.

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"Ring of Keys" - Fun Home

The Curran joined forces with GLAAD to celebrate Spirit Day with an inspiring video of the Tony-winning musical's anthem of inclusiveness from FUN HOME, "Ring of Keys."

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"If You Knew My Story" - Bright Star

We collaborated with the cast of BRIGHT STAR and the people of SF to highlight the rich patina and stories of our communities.

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"Amazing Grace" - Taylor Mac

Taylor Mac and his Dandy minions, radical faeries, Pacific Heights dads (...and more!) take to the streets of SF to celebrate our history and communities.

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Carole's Curtain Raiser

Carole Shorenstein Hays raises the curtain on the new Curran. After a joyous, two year renovation and restoration, our mission is to create a home where art, technology and entertainment intersect in a way that can only happen at this moment in San Francisco.