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M. Butterfly

A Chinese opera singer and French diplomat carry out an elaborate 20-year affair. Bridgette Loriaux reimagines and directs David Henry Hwang’s 1988 Tony-winning play.

Betty St. Clair

Upon facing an unexpected audience member, a fledgling drag queen pieces together a performance that will change her life.

The Seagull

San Francisco Classical Theatre’s inaugural reading of Chekhov’s play about a group of people gathered at a lakeside estate. Translated by Paul Schmidt; directed by Carey Perloff.

Angels in America

New York City, 1985. Amid the AIDS crisis, two couples struggle to navigate their relationships, families, careers, illness, and dreams.

Torch Song

Fierstein’s newly revised two-act version of his Tony-winning trilogy follows Arnold, a lovelorn Jewish drag queen looking for love in New York City.

Little Chicken

A wedding videographer and grandmother of the bride form an unexpected bond.

Bathers Interior

A woman hand-bathes her captive companion.

Exotic Deadly: Or the MSG Play

In Keiko Green’s new play, Ami vows to redeem her family name and save the world from MSG.

Simple Mexican Pleasures

Heartbroken from a breakup, Eric does what many do – deny the pain and skip town.

The Can Opener

Food, people, and conversation.

Heirloom

An engineer comes out to his parents who have a small secret of their own.

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