BLUE By Caridad Svich Directed by Marie-Claire Erdynast A San Francisco Playhouse Zoomlet Original air date: October 4, 2021 Featuring...
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‘The Great Khan’: A Note from the Artistic Director
The concept of “teen-ager” only became part of the public consciousness in post-WW II times. Prior to that, there was little consideration that...
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A Note from ‘The Great Khan’ Playwright Michael Gene Sullivan
Orwell said “He who controls the Present controls the Past, and he who controls the Past controls the Future.” In other words you can never...
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‘The Song of Summer’: A Note from the Artistic Director
For many years, between theatre grad school and starting San Francisco Playhouse, I earned my living as a musician, playing piano, keyboards, and...
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‘Hold These Truths’: A Note from the Artistic Director
Theatre loves history. Playwrights throughout time have borrowed their plots from historical events, often using true stories from the past to make...
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A Note from ‘Hold These Truths’ Playwright Jeanne Sakata
When I first heard of Gordon Hirabayashi in the late 1990’s, I was enthralled -- and shocked. Shocked that I had never heard of his story before....
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A Note from ‘Shoot Me When…’ Playwright Ruben Grijalva
I first heard the sentiment that inspired this play expressed as an irreverent joke. Surely this sweet woman with the salty demeanor intended...
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