Prismatic Communications

08/25/2026

5 of the 10 shows are represented by Prismatic Communications!! 🙌🏽 🙌🏽 🙌🏽

Including shows about a lost jazz neighborhood, a women’s revolution and Abraham Lincoln’s wife run amok.

08/24/2026

Prismatic is excited to be stepping into the role of moderator next month!

On Thursday, September 17, we will be at the legendary Redwood Room at The Clift Royal Sonesta Hotel leading “The Arts in San Francisco: The City That Never Stopped Creating,” as part of The Clift’s Making History Fun Again speaker series.

We will be joined by an incredible group of arts leaders — Fernando Pujals of Market Street Arts, Andy Donald of A.C.T., Stephanie Shoffner of Lorraine Hansberry Theatre, and Jamie Budgett of ATG San Francisco — for a conversation about San Francisco’s remarkable performing arts history, the creative renaissance happening across the city today, and why the arts remain so essential to its future.

Admission is complimentary with RSVP! More information in the link. Please join us...

Join us at The Clift Royal Sonesta San Francisco for “Making History Fun Again,” a new speaker series exploring the city’s legendary past.

08/23/2026

As Prismatic Communications celebrates its 5th anniversary this year, I’m making one small update: fewer characters.

Going forward, you can find Prismatic Communications at PrismaticSF.com.

Same Prismatic. Same me. Just a little less typing.

And don’t worry—my prismaticcommunications.com email and URL will continue to work, so there’s nothing you need to change immediately.

04/01/2026

Prismatic Communications turns 5 today! 🎉

Grateful for every client, collaborator, and story that’s been part of this journey. Here’s to many more years of amplifying the San Francisco Bay Area arts scene!

02/11/2026

Congrats, Berkeley Repertory Theatre! The theatre scene is alive and thriving in the San Francisco Bay Area.

“The Interestings” injects a jolt of life into a Bay Area theater scene still characterized by cost-cutting and safe bets amid the pandemic’s long tail.