Our Cherished Chums, The first weekend of “Found Family” was a such a smashing success, that we thought this would be the perfect time to announce our 2025 season!! We’re so thrilled to bring you another year of original queer theatre. So keep reading for a sneak peak at what we have in store! And […]
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Get Ready for a Great Year of Theatre! View this email in your browser Our Marvelous Friends, It’s a new year and Left Coast is so excited to announce its 2024 Season! We already know that 2024 is going to be a doozy, so we at Left Coast are more determined than ever to bring
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(Reprinted from the July 25, 2023, issue of The Bay Area Reporter) Sure, the Castro boasts sidewalks studded with brass plaques celebrating icons of LGBTQ history. But given a couple hundred centuries of erasure, there are plenty of noteworthy folks who have slipped between the cracks. Similarly, while our city boasts two relatively high profile
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It’s time to get back out there and enjoy the communal experience of the arts in person. There is plenty in the pipeline from our readers’ local favorites in both the visual and performing arts. Check our weekly listings online in the Bay Area Reporter, make your way to the venues our community loves and
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We are so excited to announce that LCTC will be part of the San Francisco Fringe Festival SNEAK PEEK! As sad as we are that we don’t get to see you all in person this year at the Fringe, we are delighted to bring you some of the work we had intended for the stage
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We have closed the deadline for script submissions for the staged reading of, Queerstory: Forgotten Figures and Moments of Queer History. As the title says, with Queerstory we intend to delve into some of the compelling and little-known people and events that are part of the journey that has shaped the LGBTQ+ community. We encourage stories
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Auditions for Left Coast Theatre Co.’s next anthology show are coming up! “Between the Sheets” is an anthology of original works about the trials and tribulations of queer sex. How hard do you have to work to bag that daddy? Is it always going to be this awkward to talk about sex with your grandma,
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Hey look!! We’re TBA Recommended! Thank you to Theatre Bay Area and the community for this, we’re so glad you’re enjoying the show! There’s still 8 more chances to see this incredibly funny and heartfelt show – head to fabstory.brownpapertickets.com for tickets 🎟👆🏻 We’ll see you at EXIT Theatre Friday or Saturday night at 8pm!
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LCTC’s First Book is available on Amazon. “San Francisco, Here I Come!” is the story of how one San Francisco apartment provides the setting for seven LGBT-themed stories about our love affair with the City by the Bay.
Left Coast Theatre Company prides itself as the home for new original LGBT theater. It was established in 2012 by Rodney “Rhoda” Taylor and Joseph Frank, members of the successful gay men’s writing group GuyWriters Playwrights. The company has presented a highly successful San Francisco, Here I Come and Dog Sees God, and is now
Left Coast Theatre Company is presenting an excellent production of Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead by Bert V. Royal. It’s an “unauthorized parody” of the Charles Schulz “Peanuts” gang. Now the characters are teenagers and facing much more serious problems. CB (Michael Connor) is mourning the loss of his beagle Snoopy, who
Charlie is back and the famed Charles Shultz icon boy is now a teenager along with his teen angst millennial pals. DOG SEES GOD “Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead” is now on stage at the Left Coast Theatre company’s Shelton Theatre only through May 20th. And the teens sling the F Bombs and stories of
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