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by William Shakespeare; Adapted/written by Jeanne Samuelson & John Skinner; Guerrilla Shakespeare Productions,

Fairfax, CA

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AAAAH! (a sketchy romp)
Alligators from the Sewer

Awake and Dreaming

Bardo "A" Go Go

The Bastard Chronicles

Bethelda In My Office

Black Light Kabuki or Listen Now...
Brown and Black and White All Over
But Stevie Nicks Understands-PartIV

A Call From Peter Mahoney
Coyote and the Great Albino Bat

Cry of Aradia: Ritual Theatre for the Modern Woman
Deconstructing Julie
Destination Unknown
Dirty On The Inside

The Divine Box
Duke Ellington and Me

The Fatty and Pinhead Show
Faust/Faustus
Flying Home
Hanging On Your Every Word
Highway to Helen

Home Plate

Horse Tales
Juicy Tidbits
Killing My Lobster's Comedy Show
Knock On Wood
Membership Is Never Free
Moog Bandits Gave Me the Clap

Mumble in Numbskull
My Head Was a Sledgehammer
Naked Foam and Other Objects in Predicaments
No Fences, a midwestern tale
Nudity Is Contagious
Popcorn Anti-Theater on the

Mexican Bus!

The Purple Sage
Right This Way, Into the Fire
Right-On Insane Asylum
Romance: A One Man Show
Sarcastic Fables
Shakespeare's Mums

Start Trekkin'
Step Up
Straight Ahead
Talking With Angels
The Tango at the Hotel Santiago

Think of a Pencil
Tired Cliches
The Tragic Mellow Dramatic Death of Doris Dinghy

The Ugly Duchess
The Unseen Hand
Woyzeck

60 minutes
Original play adapted from Shakespeare involving sonnets and scenes in both comedy and drama in Elizabethan English; Children aged 7 to 106; Sword fight - other sword fight.
"...so shalt thou feed on death, that feeds on men, and death once dead there's no more dying then." Sonnet, 146 brings to life the apothecary from Romeo and Juliet as do other sonnets introducing 10 Shakespeare scenes from plays that include the Merchant of Venice, Midsummer Night's Dream and HenryV. Come See What Bassino will find in Portias box. Does Cleopatra charm the one-eyed trouser snake? Immaculately conceived and delivered at home by Jeanne Samuelson and John Skinner.
SF Fringe '98 Audience Reviews for Guerrilla Shakespeare's A Witch A Bitch and A Dude in a Ditch:
"Wonderful. Great Shakespearean monologues. Great comedy and premise."
"Great idea, fun. Really was interesting the mixing of different plays."
"Great pacing and conjunction of scenes. Acting fine, most enjoyable." CLICK HERE FOR GUERRILA SHAKES WEBSITE !!!

Lorraine Hansberry Theatre

620 Sutter Street
Showtimes
Thursday 9 7:00 PM
Saturday 11 2:30 PM
Friday 17 8:30 PM
Saturday 18 10:00 PM
Ticket price
$8.00