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The first play at B Street Theatre since COVID-19 shutdown!
In this audacious new play from Clare Barron, a multi-generational collection of actors digs deep into their pasts to portray a pre-teen dance troupe. Fierce, funny and wholly original, Dance Nation will blow you away.
ADMISSION INFO
Previews $20
Adults $25+
Students, Seniors, and Military $28
$9 at 9pm (9/18) $9
Phone: (916) 443-5300
Email: tickets@bstreettheatre.org
LOCATION
2700 Capitol Ave., Sacramento, CA 95816
PARKING INFO
The Sutter Community Garage is located in the alley at 2701 N Street. The entrance to the garage is located on 28th between Capitol Avenue and N Street. When entering the garage, attendees will insert a credit or debit card. No ticket or receipt will be printed. When leaving the garage, attendees will insert their card again and be given a receipt.
Coronavirus (COVID-19) Update
Proof of vaccination is required for attendance. Please visit our website for more info: https://bstreettheatre.org/plan-your-visit/health-and-safety/
Went to the Sofia today and watched the 2pm Dance Nation matinee. One word to describe it: Abysmal. No direction, no focus, no thought. To think I waited a year and a half to get back to live theater and to have Buck Busfield open the season with this garbage is unforgivable. this play is not about insight into pubescent girls, it's not about young people finding their way into puberty, it's
View moreWent to the Sofia today and watched the 2pm Dance Nation matinee. One word to describe it: Abysmal. No direction, no focus, no thought. To think I waited a year and a half to get back to live theater and to have Buck Busfield open the season with this garbage is unforgivable. this play is not about insight into pubescent girls, it's not about young people finding their way into puberty, it's about a writer's want to use profanity and "in your face" script to woke people up.
As my wife and I walked from the theater, I told her had we not attended with others, I would have walked out as it was such a poor offering. She turned to me and said, "yes, me too, but beyond that, dance teacher Pat came off as a pervert". This play is not art, it is a production of in your face, shock theater.
Buck needs to remember his audience. This play is revolting. Shame on The Sofia, shame on Clare Baron and shame on Buck.
View lessSaw this play last night 10/15/2021 Worst play I have ever seen!
This was not a rendition of 13-14 year old dancers & definitely not art! It was complete garbage, foul language and disturbing!
Saw this play last night 10/15/2021 Worst play I have ever seen!
View lessThis was not a rendition of 13-14 year old dancers & definitely not art! It was complete garbage, foul language and disturbing!