
San Francisco Fringe Festival SNEAK PEEK!
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

Submissions Are Closed For Our Latest Project: Queerstory!
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,

LCTC Announces Auditions for 2020
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

Review: Messing With Peoples’ Minds
If you’re the kind of person who doesn’t get swept up in the traditional celebrations at this time of year because you’re (a) single, (b)

Theatre Bay Area Recommends LCTC Production
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

Review: Bible Borscht Belt
Tenderloin edge meets “Let’s put on a show!” pluck in Left Coast Theatre’s clothes-shedding, zinger-flinging production of “The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told.” An ideal

O Horny Night: ‘The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told’ at LCTC
“Have yourself a merry little Christmas/ Make the yuletide gay/ From now on/ Our troubles will be miles away…” – Judy Garland, “Have Yourself a

We’re Published!
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

The Blame Game
The cast of “Come here Often?” – Back Row: Wera von Wulfen, Edgardo Vega, Jeremy Judge, David Boyll. Middle row: Paul Renolis, Stefin Collins, Carole

Pushed to the Brink
San Francisco’s Left Coast Theatre Company recently premiered three short plays under the umbrella title of Twisted Hitchcock. To make sure that the audience was

Twisted Hitchcock
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

Dog Sees God
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

Charlie Brown Falls In Love, In The Dark Funny . . .
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

Review: San Francisco, Here I Come
The Left Coast Theatre Company presents excellent productions in various theatres in the city. The company is presenting for the first time the very clever

Review: We Are Family
One often hears about people who hunger for unconditional love. But the opportunity to receive unconditional love starts very early in life. A great deal

Review: Giving an “A” to a Show About The F:
It’s kind of become a tradition with my friend Lisa and I to go enjoy the Left Coast Theatre Company’s collection of short GLBT plays

Review: Gay for Play
Let’s hear it for the queers. Shout-out to anyone who felt like an outsider growing up. Shout-out to anyone who had to sit through wild

Review: Short Takes
Several small nonprofits regularly offer aspiring playwrights an opportunity to write short plays and have them staged before an audience. Incubators like Playground specialize in

If These Walls Could Talk – Review of “I’m Not OK, Cupid”
While Theatre Rhinoceros and New Conservatory Theatre Center are the two oldest LGBT theatre companies in the San Francisco Bay area, last year Left Coast
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- LCTC's Pride Fundraiser - And an Upcoming Show! 🌈 June 23, 2022
- LCTC Announces Auditions for "Between the Sheets"! May 18, 2022
- Announcing Auditions - "Between the Sheets" May 18, 2022
- CORRECTION: Call for Submissions - "Unheard Voices" May 4, 2022
- Call for Submissions - "Unheard Voices" May 3, 2022
- "Queerstory" - Our First Reading Back! March 30, 2022
- So Many Opportunities for Writers! March 3, 2022
- LCTC Announces Its Next Writing Workshop! February 18, 2022
- Announcing Our New Interim Artistic Director! July 21, 2021
- Announcing Our New Artistic Director! July 17, 2021