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30 Otis St.

Our New Home

In Fall 2021, CBSF returned to the location we had been operating from for nearly 20 years, but to a newly renovated space equipped with a brand new theatre, beautiful studio spaces, outdoor public plaza, residential housing, and other newly constructed buildings. Located at the heart of San Francisco’s performing arts district, CBSF is part of the strategic revitalization of San Francisco’s Market Street Hub (The Hub).

A PLACE TO STAY

This historically underutilized area offers immense opportunity for the city. It is located near the rapidly-transforming Mid-Market area, and is well-suited to the development of a transit-oriented, high-density, mixed-use residential neighborhood.

 

CBSF is, in partnership with Chorus Hall theater, proud to continue contributing to the cultural vibrancy of the greater Mid-Market/Civic Center performing arts district. With our state of the art studios space and new in-house theater, we are excited to not only expand our programs, but offer our space to local artists and companies to use.

In just its first year of existence, our facility has hosted a wide range of events, including CBSF performances, fundraisers, pool parties, drag shows, and even a wedding. We are excited to share this space with you!

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Beautiful Studios

Each of our 4 studios is equipped with marley sprung floors, a state of the art sound system, fixed and portable ballet barres, and full length mirrors.  All patrons have access to our bathrooms and changing rooms. 

In-house Theatre

Chorus Hall is a brand-new 224-seat multi-function venue, flexible enough to accommodate a variety of platforms and sets. CBSF is proud to regularly use this space for intimate performances, events, and rehearsals. 

Luxurious Amenities

CBSF / Chorus works to fulfill this intersection's potential. Equipped with a ballet school, theater, outdoor public plaza, housing and other new buildings, it will no longer be a place to pass through, but a place to stay.

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