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21/One
Another Ugly Duckling Tale
BabyLove
Before the End

A Boy Called Noise
Candy's Room

Cruel and Unusual
Curriculum Vitae
Eating Skeletons
Exiles
Fall and Rise of the Rising Fallen
Flamenco con Fusion
Fuse
Get It? Got it. Good.
Get Laughs or Die Tryin'
I'm Sorry and I'm Sorry
Irma at the Movies & Frozen
Just For Laughs
Kama Sutra
Kingdom of Not

Lunches of Our Lives
Neon Man and Me

nEO sURREALISTS sYSTEMS pRESENTS! Yeastboy and PigKnuckle: Together Again
Pomp & Circumstance
Readiness is All
Revolving Madness Living the Dream and Damning the Man
sally: MIA / Sheepish
Secret Ruths of Island House
Self Help - Polish Mantras for the Emotionally Dyslexic
Sisyphus on Vacation
Stone Trilogy, Three Tales
Thanatics - A Rock Opera
This Lily Was (Fontana)
Thrilling Adventures of Elvis in Space - 2
Tilting at Transformations
Visiting Bertha
Waiting for Bordeaux
Where the Sun Don't Shine
Woof, Daddy
Yellow Fever Express
Yorick & Co.

The SF Bayview called The Stone Trilogy a "riveting emotional journey" of love, forgiveness, and oppression. Kaleidoscopic and darkly humorous, The Stone Trilogy presents related one-acts set in three countries: Ireland, South Africa, and the United States. They can be seen individually or as one incredible evening of theatre. Come and go as you like in this truly unique Fringe experience. In Erin's Hope, a dark stranger approaches the True IRA with an offer to media "spin" their cause to the American public. The risks pit father against daughter, brother against brother, and young love against the forces of history. Set after the fall of Apartheid, a young black South African and a white female archeologist discover a cave filled with ancient African paintings in The History of Stone, the second play and winner of this year's Best Play in the SF Bay One-Acts Festival. The appearance of a white South African at their site creates an explosive atmosphere reminiscent of Sartre's No Exit. And finally, An Accident of Identity examines the accessibility of medicine in the United States, and the subtle dynamics of economics, race, and sexual orientation. Written by Ian Walker, winner of the John Golden Prize and the Larry Corse International Award. Catch one, two, or all three of these "thought-provoking and ambitious" (SF Bay Guardian) comedy-dramas by one of the Bay Area's sharpest talents.

BYOV VENUE:
The Phoenix Annex 4th floor 414 Mason at Geary

BYOV SCHEDULE:
Coming soon.

Erin's Hope directed by Ian Walker with Natalie Palan, Fred Sharkey, Joseph Silva, and Timothy Redmond
The History of Stone directed by Alice Shikina with: Fred Pitts, Miranda Lilley, and Kirk Crist
An Accident of Identity directed by Brian Katz with Richard Wenzel, Justin Chu Cary, Vincent Pallo, Cassie Powell, and AJ Davenport