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Jul 1, 2019 · July 01, 2019. The Curran Theatre. The U.K.-based Ambassador Theatre Group has assumed control of San Francisco’s Curran Theatre from producer Carole Shorenstein Hays, according...
About Us. BroadwaySF, an ATG Entertainment company, is the preeminent theatrical entertainment company in the Bay Area, bringing live entertainment experiences to San Francisco’s premier venues, the Orpheum, Golden Gate, and Curran Theatres. We present current hits fresh from Broadway, original Broadway cast productions, pre-Broadway ...
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Jun 28, 2019 · The impresario who has dominated the commercial stage in San Francisco since 1977 when she started the “Best of Broadway” series with partner Robert Nederlander, has turned over the Curran to...
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Curran Theatre: San Francisco: 2019: Took over management: 1,667 Golden Gate Theatre: San Francisco: 2021: Bought during pandemic: 2,297 Orpheum Theatre: San Francisco: 2021: Bought during pandemic: 2,203 Fisher Theatre: Detroit: 2021: Bought during pandemic: 2,089 The Espree San Antonio: 2022 Took over the management in March 2023 : 3,175 St ...
Financial terms were not disclosed. The transaction is scheduled to close on March 29, 2021. San Francisco and Detroit are two of the top touring cities for Broadway shows in the United States, and Nederlander has overseen the operation of its historic owned theatres for more than 50 years.
Oct 1, 2019 · That agreement concluded a protracted legal battle between Shorenstein Hays, who owns the Curran theater, and SHN over whether the Curran was violating a noncompete clause between the two...
Apr 26, 2022 · Updated Apr 26, 2022 4:34pm PDT. One of downtown San Francisco's storied performance art venues, the Orpheum Theatre, is getting a makeover and a new admission-only club just over a year...
