Monday, April 25th, 2016 at 7pm COMM 150 by Jennifer Marte Directed by Jeffrey Lo Featuring April Culver, Tristan Cunningham*, Erik-Jon Gibson,...
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From the Empathy Gym | The Art of Risk
May, 2016 Newsletter Bill English, Artistic Director When I was thirteen, under the influence of Errol Flynn and Burt Lancaster, I was...
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Play Reading: Banshees by Daniel Kessler
Monday, April 25th, 2016 at 7pm Banshees by Daniel Kessler Directed by Jordan Puckett Featuring Tristan Cunningham*, Dana Blasingame, and Jed...
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From the Empathy Gym | The Tortured Artist
April, 2016 Newsletter Bill English, Artistic Director During eleven days in March 2016, San Francisco Playhouse opened three shows on two...
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Colossal: A Note from the Artistic Director
Bill English, Artistic Director I started college at Arizona State with two contradictory ambitions – to play varsity baseball and to act in...
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From the Empathy Gym | Lessons from Strips of Paper
March, 2016 Newsletter Bill English, Artistic Director I was an alienated teenager. I spent a vast amount of time alone, face down on my bed,...
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From the Empathy Gym | Transformers
February, 2016 Newsletter Bill English, Artistic Director Several years ago, while in the lobby after performances of “Abigail’s Party,”...
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Play Reading Series: Good, Better, Best, Bested (January 25, 2016)
Good, Better, Best, Bested By Jonathan Spector Directed by Lauren English Featuring: Arwen Anderson*, Katharine Chin, Andrew Humann, Patrick...
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‘The Nether’ – A Note from the Artistic Director
Bill English, Artistic Director In the early 21st Century, we already think of experience as being offline or online, and we are spending...
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From the Empathy Gym | A Dangerous Place
January, 2016 Newsletter Bill English, Artistic Director I attended my very first live theater performance at the age of 7. I saw Tad Lincoln...
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