Our Clients include:

Marines Memorial Theatre
Located in the heart of San Francisco's theatre district at 609 Sutter between Union Square and Nob Hill, the Marines Memorial Theatre is an historical landmark and major star in the regional theatre scene.The 650-seat venue is dedicated to bringing the best of New York, regional, and local productions to Bay Area audiences. Since its construction in 1926, the Marines Memorial Theatre, originally the home of the national radio broadcasts featuring Jack Benny, Bob Hope, Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra, has played a valuable role in the city's theatrical history.

Post Street Theatre
This beautifully restored theatre located at 450 Post Street was built in 1924 by the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks in order to accommodate a burgeoning membership. Originally designed by architect Anthony Heinsberger, whose theatrical architecture can also be seen at the Paramount Theatre in Oakland and at the Orpheum Theatre in San Francisco, the building came under the management of Nederlander, LLC in 2002, In keeping with the quality productions presented in years gone by, it is the mission of Post Street Theatre to present a diverse array of high caliber, Off-Broadway and avant-garde theatrical attractions.

Joe Watson (Executive Producer) has recently served as Executive Producer for the productions of Here Lies Jenny, starring Bebe Neuwirth, Trumbo, Forever Tango, A Little Night Music and THWAK at Post Street Theatre, and Tea at Five, starring Kate Mulgrew, Addicted, Noises Off and I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change at Marines Memorial Theatre. He is currently a General Manager with Richard Frankel Productions in New York. Productions with RFP include: STOMP (New York, San Francisco, Boston & National Tours); The Original Broadway Swing! (Broadway & National Tour); Forever Tango (Broadway & National Tour); Red, White & Tuna and A Tuna Christmas (National Tours); The Rocky Horror Show (Broadway Revival); and Eve Ensler’s Necessary Targets (Off-Broadway). In San Francisco, he was the General Manager for Theater on the Square (now Post Street Theatre) and was the Production Supervisor for the productions of Forever Tango, Love Letters, Jeffrey, Ladies Room, The Piano Lesson, The Kathy and Mo Show, Shirley Valentine, Curse of the Werewolf and I’m Not Rappaport. At the Marine’s Memorial Theatre in San Francisco, he was the Executive Producer of American Jukebox and Bronte starring Julie Harris, and supervised the productions of Greater Tuna, The American Dance Machine, Emlyn Williams as Charles Dickens, The Chinese Magic Circus, The Foreigner, Acting Shakespeare starring Ian McKellen, A Woman of Independent Means, and Sammy Cahn: Words and Music.

American Musical Theatre of San Jose
For over 72 years American Musical Theatre of San Jose (AMTSJ) has been at the forefront of the professional, regional theatre movement in America. AMTSJ, a not-for-profit organization, is the largest member of the local arts and culture industry, and looks toward a bright future of both presented and produced productions, combined with outstanding and vital community programs. AMTSJ is one of the Bay area's most renowned organizations and is one of the oldest musical theatre companies in the nation. Our primary program is our mainstage productions, which comprise up to eight shows per season presented from September through June at San Jose's 2,540-seat Center for the Performing Arts, where we are the resident company. Our organization boasts over 19,000 season ticket holders, is attended by over 200,000 people per year and operates with a $12,500,000 annual budget.

Founded in 1934, AMTSJ has been dazzling audiences with exceptional artistry and innovative approaches to the musical theatre experience. Under the leadership of Michael Miller, CEO & Executive Producer and Tim Bair, Artistic Director, AMTSJ has continued to lead the performing arts in diverse areas. As a national leader in education and outreach programming, AMTSJ serves over 10,000 children, families and people with disabilities in theatre-related programs.

AMTSJ is committed to producing musical theatre that ignites the human spirit, and to incorporating our core values into every aspect of our business by creating and promoting the truly American art form that is musical theatre. We live by, and are driven by a passion to share this art form with others, and a continued commitment to pass this living tradition on to generations yet to come.

Aurora Theatre Company
Located in the heart of the Downtown Berkeley Arts District, just steps away from BART, Aurora Theatre Company’s handsome 150-seat house was designed as the ideal space to experience intimate, live theatre. Called “one of the most important regional theaters in the area” by the San Francisco Chronicle, Aurora Theatre Company has continually offered challenging, literate, intelligent stage works to the Bay Area, each year increasing its reputation for top-notch theatre. The Contra Costa Times stated, “perfection is probably an unattainable ideal in a medium as fluid as live performance, but the Aurora Theatre comes luminously close,” while The San Jose Mercury News affirmed “[Aurora Theatre Company] lives up to its reputation as a theater that feeds the mind.” The company was awarded the 1998 Black Box Award by the SF Weekly, and in 2001 captured 6 Bay Area Theatre Critics' Circle Awards for its productions of THE HOMECOMING and THE WEIR, and a $70,000 Challenge Grant from the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.

Foothill Music Theatre
Foothill Music Theatre, under the helm of artistic director Jay Manley, has won Bay Area Theatre Critics' Circle Nominations and Awards for Outstanding Production, Outstanding Ensemble Production, Best Direction, and others, as well as awards from the Los Angeles-based Drama-Logue, Dean Goodman Awards, and kudos from Bay Area critics for its sharply paced, handsomely mounted productions. The San Mateo County Times has raved: "I have seen many productions (of SHOW BOAT), but none better. I highly doubt that a better result could be achieved by any theatre group, professional or otherwise. It is a production that could be wrapped up, crated, and delivered directly to Broadway." Productions of ON THE TOWN, WEST SIDE STORY, OKLAHOMA!, and INTO THE WOODS have earned similar praise from audiences and critics.