Our Mission: The Phoenix Arts Association Theatre believes in the power of theatre to enrich our lives and our community. We are dedicated to producing theatre that strives for artistic excellence; is affordable and accessible; provides a nurturing environment for new voices to be heard where the plays, artists and audiences reflect the vitality and diversity of our community. We present as many San Francisco and World premiere works as possible by Contemporary Playwrights and occasional classics. We encourage and nurture new work by Bay Area Theatre Artists & Writers. Above all, we are...

Located in the heart of the Union Square Theater District, San Francisco Playhouse is the city’s Off-Broadway company, an intimate alternative to the larger more traditional Union Square theater fare. The San Francisco Playhouse provides audiences the opportunity to experience professional theater with top-notch actors and world-class design in a setting where they are close to the action.

The Custom Made Theatre Co., in its 20th season of production in San Francisco, is committed to producing plays that awaken our social conscience, focusing on the strength of the ensemble and creating an intimate theatrical experience.

A.C.T. embraces its responsibility to conserve, renew, and reinvent the rich theatrical traditions that are our collective legacy, while exploring new artistic forms and new communities. A commitment to the highest standards informs every aspect of A.C.T.’s creative work.

Cutting Ball Theater experiments with theatrical form, beyond naturalism and conventionalism, to tell relevant stories that embolden and engage audiences. Since 1999, we've been cultivating a community of artists and audiences whose engines run on risk, championing creative leaps as our core value. Our modular performance space in San Francisco is a laboratory for the unexpected. We’re active citizens of our Tenderloin neighborhood and are especially committed to the enrichment of its youth.

Less than one-third of new plays produced by the American mainstream theatre establishment in any given year are written by women. As the industry watchdog Theatre Communications Group noted in its 2017 report on gender parity: “when it comes to the status of female playwrights in the American theatre, the long arc of history is bending toward parity—but so slowly, almost imperceptibly, that you’d be forgiven for despairing.” Rather than give in to despair, in 2011 SF playwrights AJ Baker, Suze Allen and Lee Brady founded non-profit 3Girls Theatre Company for the express purpose of...

We have been thrilling audiences in San Francisco since 1923. We are known for commissioning numerous world premieres, training some of opera's greatest young artists and being one of the world’s leading opera companies.

RDAC is a digital (and eventually some projects in person) collaboration of performers looking to work together to amplify unheard artistic voices and create art together. Founded in 2020 by longtime friends and collaborators Jack Conley and Laura Uyeki.

Est. 1977. The Theatre Rhinoceros develops and produces works of theatre that enlighten, enrich, and explore both the ordinary and extraordinary aspects of our queer community.

Founded in 1998 in San Francisco, FoolsFURY’s mission is to revitalize the American theater by: Creating ground-breaking visceral performances that inspire audiences and artists to reconsider and reconnect with the world around them, Centering artists and voices from BIPOC and marginalized communities, Emphasizing the qualities of theater that can be experienced live and providing a platform for accessible digital presentation, Advancing artistic dialogue through accessible training, research, and presentation.

Est. 1981. New Conservatory Theatre Center is San Francisco's Premier LGBTQIA and Allied Theatre, Youth Conservatory, and Educational Theatre program, YouthAware

QUEER CAT PRODUCTIONS creates playful, perspective-queering, boundary-pushing theater and immersive experiences at the intersection of theater, games, and storytelling. We are committed to to curiosity about evolving forms; haunting: memory, resilience, genre-fluidity; and to the spirit of play, as interactive and consensual, as a space for risk and spectacular failure, as stories that we co-create, storytellers and audience, and that create us in return.