A new WCAF project is on the horizon. Fickle Forest Fairytales, created by Margot Jones, is a television series the whole family can enjoy. It's a collection of Folklore and fairy tales from around the world. The opening pilot is an original, musical adaptation of, "Peter and the Wolf." It's a movie for kids and kids at heart titled, "A Wolf's Tale". Take a look at the clip and let us know what you think at wcafdn@yahoo.com.

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Fickle Forest Fairytales
is a one hour, weekly series packed with innovative episodes that entertain while educating the viewing audience. Each week our host, Allie and puppet side kicks; Beanie and Lumpy take a look at folklore and fairytales from around the world. Fairytales from Africa, India, Mexico, China, Latin America, Europe and Native American folklore, come to life each week.

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West Presents @ the WestEnd Studio Theater
FELIX DE LOLA & COMPANY
An Evening of Flamenco Dance from Spain with traditional music and singing


Saturday, March 5th 2011 Curtain 8PM
1554 4th Street, San Rafael

Ticket Donation $20 --

Wine & Treats available

Performance is a benefit for WCAF’S Scholarship Program

For more information call: 415-235-8557
West Coast Arts Foundation - Director, Margot Jones in association with Inspiring Promotions



West Coast Arts Foundation Presents

Dead Man's Wake
a new play by: Larry Klein
directed by: Liz O'Neill


Don't miss our World Premier of "Dead Man's Wake," a new play by Larry Klein, destined to become a classic.

"Dead Man's Wake" will premier at WCAF'S West End Studio Theater in San Rafael at 1554 4th street, 415-453-0552

Oct 29th, Oct 30th, Oct 31st - the following weekends:
Nov 5th, Nov 6th, Nov 7th
Nov 12th, Nov 13th, Nov 14th
Ticket price: General Admission: $25
Tickets for the Preview - October 27th $10
Curtain: 8PM Sunday Matinee 2PM
Tickets are available through Brown Paper Tickets


West Coast Arts Past Events:

Dick Conte


Jazz pianist and radio announcer has been a part of the Bay Area jazz scene since the 1960s. He works solo or with his regular trio or quartet and can be heard Saturday afternoons on KCSM-FM (2-6) and, untill January 20 2009, was host of the Sunday night Jazz Cafe on KKSF

 

Dick Conte