The B Street Theatre lies discreetly tucked in behind the Stanford Park Baseball Fields. Inside, the scene is small and intimate, half the cast made up of acting interns, seating practically on stage allowing the audience of about 50 people to be incredibly close to the live action. But do not let its quaint appearance fool you. "Beauty and the Beast," by Charles Way, opened with a roar Saturday. This is the B Street Theatre's third and final show of the 2009-2010 family series, completing its eighth season. Advertised as "Beauty and the Beast with some punk," the show produced a fresh take. While the plot may deviate from the wonderfully loved Disney classic, the end result was still th