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69 Moments of Life
Actor, You're Killing Me
Air Tight Security
Almost True Adventures ...
Amazing Improvised Musical
Animal Farm
Ballerina on a Horse
Beautiful Man
Berserker
Caffe di Amore or ...
Check the Box
Clearing Hedges
Corned Beef
Countless
Crime & Variations
Death Blow II: The British ...
Demon Pope
Diagnosis: Jew Pain ...
Disco Prophecies
Ethan's Gift
Far From Springer
Fixed Boundry
Forty Love
Got Water
I Can't Believe They're Not Oriental!
Idiot Machine ...
In Cahoots
John Muir: Watch, Pray, Fight
Late Night Talk Show
Ludlow and Canal
Magic at the Fringe
Man 1, Bank 0
Marx in Soho
Mixed Signal
Mother: A Modern Buddhist ...
Naked Inquisition
nEO - urrealists present ...
Neon's Crazy Blue
Nharcolepsy
Original Action Pack
Park - N - Ride
Passages
Sandwich
Scabaret!
Searching for God in Kerala
Seventh Game of the World Series
Shadow Kissers
Strobe Vision
This World is Not My Home
Total Improvisation - ...
Train Stories
Tripping on the Equator ...
Twinspeak
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Paducah Mining Co. San Francisco Actors Theater Stage 2 533 Sutter Street, Between Mason and Powell 60 minutes Drama Children over the age of 15 could enjoy it. Mature content. $8.00 |
A place to eat, a place to sleep, a place to shit, a place to fuck. Paducah Mining Co. takes an intimate look at how people meet their basic needs and what it costs us individually to in terms of relationships, personal satisfaction, health, and happiness. ÊDoes the world revolve around money? Once people bartered, hereÕs a chicken for that shovel, and all was good.
Directed by E. Hunter Spreen, Assistant Director: Michelle Talgarow, Performers: Anthony Alba, Karen Marek, Susannah Martin, Jeff Taub, and Don Wood.
Past Credits include: Our past work includes the panoramic Waltzing the Half-Hula, an original work, and was part of the1997 SF Fringe Festival. Strangest Yellow, based on Charlotte Perkins Gilman's feminist masterpiece, The Yellow Wallpaper which premiered at the 1998 San Francisco Fringe Festival.
In 1999, we produced the Dean Goodman Choice Award-winning revival of Sam Shepard's Fool for Love at the Phoenix II Theatre. In October of 2000, we produced the SF Bay Area premiere of Paula Vogel's controversial Hot 'n' Throbbin' at Venue 9. In the spring of 2001, at the Exit Stage Left, Paducah produced a pair of one-acts entitled Two by Sea, featuring Richard Greenberg's Life Under Water and Edward Albee's Finding the Sun.
In June 2002, we produced 611 $upreme -- founder E. Hunter Spreen's innovative
and provocative new drama about domestic terrorism, dissent, and freedom
of speech, which recently earned three Dean Goodman Choice Awards for Direction,
Original Writing, and Production. ÊIn December 2002, we presented
Let Us Now Praise Famous Men, as part of the Theatre of Yugen Presents series.
This past season, Paducah launched its Staged Reading Series. In the fall,
we opened the series with Arnold WeskerÕs The Kitchen followed by
The Melting Pot (II) by Bay-Area playwright, Carol S. Lashof. In February,
we commemorated Black History Month by producing Safe, The Forfeit, and
Climbing Jacob's Ladder -- three landmark anti-lynching dramas. In April,
we produced In The Summer House by Jane Bowles.
ACTORS THEATRE STAGE 2 - 533 Sutter Street (Upstairs)
FRIDAY 5 7:00 PM
SATURDAY 6 4:00 PM
SUNDAY 7 2:30 PM
FRIDAY 12 7:00 PM
SATURDAY 13 4:00 PM
SUNDAY 14 2:30 PM