Dear San Francisco Tickets

"BREATHTAKING" - San Francisco Examiner "A VALENTINE TO THE CITY" - SF Chronicle "KINETIC ENERGY" - SFist "Powered by mind-blowing circus acts, live original music, and more, the historic Club Fugazi—former home of Beach Blanket Babylon—is delighting audiences ages 5 to 105. Come with a date, family, friends, co-workers, and enjoy a curated menu of cicchetti (small bites) and beverages to imbibe during this new resident production, right in the heart of North Beach." - Trip Advisor

Now a resident of Club Fugazi, Dear San Francisco showcases the unique eccentricities (and even a few myths) about the City by the Bay. Covering the Gold Rush to the 1906 earthquake, beat poetry to juggling, this show demonstrates that there is more to San Fran than meets the eye. Dear San Francisco even offers a curated small bites menu. That show was Beach Blanket Babylon which performed a staggering 17,200 performances over 45 years.

What to Watch For

• The menu offered during Dear San Francisco is uniquely inspired by the city itself. Namely, it’s inspired by the history of Club Fugazi. Since its location toes the line between Chinatown and Little Italy, its eclectic menu reflects that. Food and beverage offerings here also lean into local makers whenever possible.
• Also known as Les 7 Doigts, The 7 Fingers was founded in Montreal in 2002 by seven circus artists. The group is a collective still run by two of the co-founding members: Shana Carrol and Gypsy Snider.
• When Pippin was revived on Broadway in 2014, the production hired The 7 Fingers. The circus artists choreographed the movements to bring the circus feeling to the show, which was subsequently performed 420 times on Broadway and even more during the following U.S. tour.
• Although Carrol and Snider are now ex-pats living in Canada, they created Dear San Francisco to reinvigorate their love of their hometown. “This show aims to get at that part of us that loves San Francisco and re-activate it,” Dear San Francisco executive director David Dower told ABC7 in San Francisco.
• The 7 Fingers have performed at multiple Olympic Games around the world. They participated in Turin in 2006, Vancouver in 2010, and Sochi in 2014.