Felonious is at it again with LIVE CITY REVUE a rotating line-up of musicians, beatboxers, comedians, filmmakers, writers and performers that brings the vaudeville show into a new era. Since 1998 Felonious has been a force in the Bay Area theater and music scene – often creating series, projects and productions that merge the two mediums. Besides sharing the stage with some of Hip Hop's finest acts, Felonious is the creative force behind the smash theatrical hit Angry Black White Boy, Stateless: a hip hop vaudeville and Beatbox: A Raparetta.

LIVE CITY REVUE is a weekly event that showcases Felonious' unqiue multi-disciplinary style and merges it with a wide variety of local and national performing artists. In addition, each week features delicious cocktails poured by guest bartenders as well as a special bar menu provided by Coda Lounge and $3 Fernet-Branca.

January 11, 9:00pm
Felonious (live hip hop band)

January 18, 9:00pm
Felonious (MC's + Beatbox)
+ Rob Reich providing musical accompaniment for two classic silent short films: D. W. Griffith's Corner in Wheat, and Buster Keaton's The Playhouse.
+ Bright River Ensemble

Presented in partnership with The Hub of the JCCSF and Intersection for the Arts.

Sponsored by Fernet Branca.

Coda Lounge
1710 Mission Street, San Francisco
$7 at the door
All ages welcome!

"The moniker "Felonious" suggests a criminally-minded jazz genius, which isn't that far off the truth." - Eric K Arnold.

“Felonious, a San Francisco collective known for turning Hip Hop shows into ass shaking musical theater” (SF Bay Guardian).

JAWVOX is the first project from The Hub of the JCCSF's highly anticipated Artist Development Program with 2010 artist-in-residence Joshua Walters.

Joshua Walters is an internationally acclaimed comedic beatboxing performer whose work has appeared on ABC, HBO, MTV and NPR. In the last two years, he has performed throughout North America, Europe and the Middle East. His first full length solo play, Madhouse Rhythm, debuted in 2008 to critical acclaim. Walters is now an artist-in-resident at The Hub of the JCCSF and The Climate Theatre in San Francisco.

“Frank, funny, intense, at times unsettling, Walters is a dynamic performer” - SF Bay Guardian

The Hub Artist Development Program develops new innovative performing arts projects by young local Jewish artists. The goal of the program is create a lab that grows Jewish art and artists from the ground up, offering Jewish education and community leadership opportunities as well as specific genre-based skills building workshops with professionals from their discipline.

This monthly event takes place at the Climate Theater (285 9th Street, San Francisco) on Tuesdays, Jan. 12 - May 11th and includes special performances by:

Eachbox (beatbox looper) on Jan 12

M.g. Martin (spoken word/ukulele) on Feb. 9th

Sammy Obeid (stand up comedy) on March 9th

Channing Abbott (storytelling/accordion) on April 13th

And be sure to join us on May 11th as Joshua shares the full length piece.

Climate Theater, 285 9th Street, San Francisco
All shows begin at 8:00pm
$5 at the door