March to November
Written and Directed by
Tore Ingersoll-Thorp
w/ Tim Biglow, Drew Lanning, Maggie McCally,
and Ian Riley
Lighting Design by Ty McKenzie
Original Music by Adam Beebe
Photography by Ren Dodge
The play is inspired by Chloe Veltman’s (SF Weekly)
January 9th article “Election Stage Left.” The oped
on the past and present temperament of political
theatre also served as a call to arms for Bay Area
writers to pen more leftist, activist work.
Challenging playwrights and companies to write
richer material to surprise their audiences rather
than placate them, Ms. Veltman asserts that for
artists all too willing to rest on their lazy
liberal laurels, it is time to raise the bar.
We are responding.
Using the article as a spark and the upcoming
election as a backdrop, we utilize a classic
hero story to assess the relevance of overtly
political theatre.
Thursdays - Saturdays
October 23, 24, 25, 30, 31;
November 1, 6*, 7*, 8*
*FREE to all those who wear
an "I Voted" sticker
All shows 8pm
Tickets $14, half-price Fridays
Beer always $2
This production is made possible in part due to the generous contributions of Michael & Natalie Riley and Lucy & Larry Parks. 