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EXIT Theatre May 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24 at 8pm Tickets $25 On the run from creditors after a failed sexual harassment suit against her powerful boss, Tanya ends up in the dingiest coffee shop in the Mission. Instead of a haven, she finds a lecherous boss, creepy patrons, and her destiny as a force of vengeance against "all who would make women shake, in fear of all the threats they make." Written and directed by Dan Wilson, Music direction by Steve Kahn, Choregraphy by Tonya Marie Amos, Featuring: Kate Austin-Groen, Bryce Byerley, Charles Durazo, Dan Foley, Chris Hayes*, Christopher Kelly, Rick Lasquete, Lloyd Vance, and Alexis Wong. Live music by Steve Kahn, Katey LaFey, Dina Mondello, Sanjay Pardanani, and Andrew Reissiger *appears courtesy of Actor's Equity Association With original music and lyrics by: Arwen Anderson, Jeffrey Bihr, Adrian Borcea, Nolan Cook, Rachel Efron, The Endless, Neil Howard, Steve Kahn, Thessaly Lerner, Dave Malloy, Julie Potter, Caroline Smith and Dan Wilson |
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7 SINS. Written and performed by James Judd, directed by Randall Rapstine EXIT Theatre FRI/SAT 8pm, SUN 7pm MAY 30 - JUNE 21 Tickets: $20 at www.theatrebayarea.org. 1/2-priced advanced tickets available on Goldstar.com and 1/2-priced day of show tickets available at Theatre Bay Area website and Union Square ticket booth. James Judd presents his life of envy, greed, gluttony, pride, lust, sloth, and wrath.Comedian James Judd's hilarious true stories about trying to win his 5th Grade book report competition with My Search for Patty Hearst, his careers as a forgotten employee of AT&T, a dot.com journalist (leading to an insane night in a Chinese bordello), and as an under-prepared criminal defense attorney. "It was dirty, it was silly, it was a swell $10-buck-a-seat party, and bravo, James Judd." Leah Garchik San Francisco Chronicle "Who the hell is this guy and why am I laughing so hard? Will Harper, SF Weekly "Engaging and hilarious... packed houses" Richard Dodds, Bay Area Reporter "Judd is Paul Lynde for the new millennium. His show is off-the-wall and out-of-the-ballpark entertaining. To miss it would be the eighth and deadliest sin of all." - Toronto Star "He's David Sedaris on a pot of coffee." - Rochester Democrat & Chronicle "Judd's jokes are hyper-funny, making the show a witty, sophisticated breeze." - Vancouver's Georgia Straight 7 Sins is not poignant! It 's not inspirational! It's just 60 minutes of FUNNY! See clips of the show on youtube.com. Search James Judd's 7 SINS Download a podcast of Marilyn Pittman's Out in the Bay interview with James including clips from the show on NPR affiliate KAWL 97.1's website. |
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FUNNY BUT MEAN presents FUNNY BUT MEAN'S NEXT SHOW (cruel and unusual sketch comedy) EXIT Theatre 8pm Mondays 8pm JUNE 9 & 16. (see www.funnybutmean.com for details) Cast: |
CLICK PICTURE FOR HIGH RES COPY Amanda Ortmayer The Birds Sean Owens, The Bad Seed Alexia Staniotes The Blob PHOTOS: Geof Teague |
THE ATTACK OF THE KILLER B MOVIES -- a trio of deadly B-movies at their biggest, baddest and most brilliant! Coming to EXIT Theatre from their Sold-Out Premiere Run at The Dark Room, horror classics THE BIRDS, THE BAD SEED, and THE BLOB. Equal parts camp and cunning, each of these film classics exudes lurid excess, as well as astute insights on the taboos and terrors of its era, balancing the satiric with the sensational, the cliché and the clever. Beginning with the Hitchcock classic, THE BIRDS, this ominous tale of avian invasion ripples with undercurrents of feminism, as willful gadabout Melanie Daniels pursues a 'lovebird' relationship with enterprising lawyer Mitch Brenner, while the quiet town of Bodega Bay takes notice. It's Mitch's mother, Lydia who rules the roost-but before feathers can fly, an aerial assault pits the hapless household against a squadron of starlings. Michelle Talgarow directs. Next, Maxwell Anderson's cult classic THE BAD SEED finally gets the spanking it deserves. Pandemonium reigns as Christine Penmark, devoted wife and mother, gradually discovers the dark side of her insufferably sweet 10-year old daughter Rhoda. Christine grows more alarmed when little Claude, the winner of the school's coveted penmanship medal, tragically drowns and his medal mysteriously vanishes. Can a criminologist, a mystery writer and a Freud-fixated, nosy neighbor discover the moral decay festering behind little Rhoda's radiant smile? Jim Fourniadis directs. Finally, it takes a ragtag team of scofflaws to alert their sleepy town to the gelatinous dangers that a fallen meteor has unleashed. Brooding teen Steve Andrews interrupts a hot date with good girl Janie Johnson to chase the oozing, formless horror that's gobbling up the community in THE BLOB. Sean Owens directs. THE DATES AND TIMES: EXIT Theatre, 156 Eddy Street in downtown San Francisco Friday, June 20th-- 8pm BAD SEED; 10pm BLOB |
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THE PANDORA EXPERIMENT by Christian Cagigal FRI/SAT 8pm JUL 25 - AUG 16 EXIT Stage Left Tickets: $20 CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS Master Magician & Illusionist Christian Cagigal returns. "The Pandora Experiment" is inexplicable theatrical magic EXIT Theatre brings back acclaimed magician and illusionist Christian
Cagigal to reprise his latest show, The Pandora Experiment, presented by
EXIT Theatre and Zeitgeist Artworks. Cagigal's previous work at the EXIT
has delighted both audiences and critics. |
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Sean Owens & Christina Augello in Her Majesty PHOTO: Laurie Gallant |
RETURNING FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY !!! EXIT Stage Left FRI/SAT 8pm JUL 11 - JULY 19 Tickets: $12 - $20 sliding scale cash at the door ($20 online with credit card) Reservations: 415-673-3947 CLICK FOR ONLINE TICKETS You are cordially invited by Christina Augello and Sean Owens to revel and play with HER MAJESTY -- A breakneck farce-for-two where queens of every kind collide and quick changes and theatrical follies soon give way to the folly of theater. If you can't follow the plot, no worries -- neither can playwright Sean Owens and his diva, Christina Augello! Question their sanity ... but never HER MAJESTY. A fun-filled flurry of people, places and plots by Sean Owens, named "Best Comic Playwright" by the SF Weekly. MEDIA & REVIEWS playwright Sean Owens; |
Celebrating its 20th year on the wild side of downtown San Francisco, EXIT Theatre is an experimental theater with a bohemian cabaret atmosphere and three venues. EXIT Theatre is also the producer of the annual San Francisco Fringe Festival (September 3-14, 2003) EXIT Theatre, EXIT Stage Left and EXIT Cafe are located at 156 Eddy Street (between Mason and Taylor) in downtown San Francisco. EXIT on Taylor is located at 277 Taylor Street (between Eddy and Ellis). All theatres are within a few block walk of the Powell Street BART/Muni station and cable car turnaround and there is adjacent parking. The EXIT Cafe offers beer, wine and a light bistro menu from one our before curtain time.
EXIT THEATRE, 156 Eddy Street, San Francisco, CA 94102, 415.673.3847.