Arts & Events
Around and About the Bay Area
The last week to catch Inferno Theatre's unusual production of Galileo's Daughters, written, designed and directed by Giulio Perrone at the Berkeley City Club (review in last week's Planet). Thursday-Saturday, 8 p. m.; Sunday at 5. $12-$25, sliding scale. 698-4030; infernotheatre.org
TheatreFirst's Anton In Show Business, play about an ensemble of seven actresses rehearsing--and coming apart over--a production of Three Sisters, directed by the company's artistic director Michael Storm, is onstage at the Marion Greene Theater, 531-19th St., off Telegraph (and a block from 19th Street BART) on the north side of the old Fox Theater, uptown Oakland. Thursdays-Sundays through September 26. $15-$30. 436-5085; theatrefirst.com
--And a chamber concert: Trio Brillante--Tom Rose, clarinet; Caroline Lee, viola, and Betty Woo, piano--perform Glinka, Francaix, Mendelssohn and Mozart tonight, Tuesday September 14, at the Berkeley City Club, 2315 Durant. $25; high school students free; older students, $12.50. 525-5211; berkeleychamberconcerts.org
