Chanticleers Theatre

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Caught "Lend Me a Tenor". Very funny show with a very talented cast. Did not expect the level of talent on stage at such a small place. Cookies and punch at intermission was nice too ($1 donation).…

Posted by by Dandyd S. on March 22, 2011. Brought to you by openlist.

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I just saw the new show LEND ME A TENOR at Chanticleers Theatre. It is wonderful. The show is hilarious and the entire audience seemed to love it. It plays through March 20th. A great show...The…

Posted by by Jackie W. on March 03, 2011. Brought to you by openlist.

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I took a class at Ohlone college where we went to watch plays around the bay area for college credit. Ended up coming here one night and had an exceptional experience. The theatre is very small and…

Posted by by Thanh N. on February 12, 2011. Brought to you by openlist.

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GYPSY! GYPSY! GYPSY! Don't miss Gypsy!

Posted by by Tee B. on October 24, 2010. Brought to you by openlist.

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I love this community theatre: great acoustics, every seat is great, parking is no problem, the quality is good, the prices low, and they choose wonderful plays: those that are entertaining to…

Posted by by Marty N. on July 29, 2009. Brought to you by openlist.

Since 1992, Chanticleers Theatre has been providing Legitimate Live Theater Producers from Castro Valley.

Posted on August 01, 2015. Brought to you by dandb.

Chanticleers Theater traces its roots to 1948, when a small group of local actors and actresses started a troupe called the Chanticleers. Its first production, in 1951, was The Mystery of the Whispering Bell. Today, the Chanticleers Theater produces live comedy, dramas and musicals for adults and children in a 100-seat theatre. In addition, the theater offers children's weekend theater camp and...

Posted on July 12, 2015. Brought to you by mapquest.

Chanticleers Theatre can be found at Quail Ave 3683. The following is offered: Theaters. The entry is present with us since Sep 9, 2010 and was last updated on Nov 14, 2013. In Castro Valley there are 2 other Theaters. An overview can be found here.

Posted on May 08, 2015. Brought to you by opendius.

The Chanticleers Community Theatre started when a small group of thespians started rehearsals in an old and cold chicken coop belonging to John Hayes, one of the group's members. While trying to think of a name, they decided that it only seemed natural for them to be called Chanticleers, an old french euphemism to roosters. In 1952, Chanticleers incorporated as a nonprofit organization and,...

Posted on January 09, 2014. Brought to you by sfgate.