RAW (resident artist workshop) May 3 @ 8pm

Theatre Rhinoceros and SAFEhouse Arts present "Doodler - The Unsolved Castro Murders" Conceived and Performed by John Fisher EXTENDED!

After sellout houses and glowing reviews, John Fisher’s DOODLER extends with new dates and a new venue. Don’t miss the show the critics have called “chilling,” “gripping,” a “masterpiece” and “very enjoyable,”* and audiences have heralded as “super energetic and interesting,” “athletic,” “great,” and a ”fantastic story and performance.”** DOODLER tells the story of the “Doodler,” who terrorized San Francisco in the 1970s. This is the tale of a gay man who is determined to find the Doodler and revenge the death of one of his victims.
 

Fifty years later, the case is still open, and the yet unidentified “Doodler” is the subject of John Fisher’s latest one-man show.

In a unique “take” on the on the one-man show format, for the four weeks of Doodler’s extension at SAFEhouse, John Fisher will truly be a one-man show – running his own lights and sound from the stage, house managing, even selling concessions and merchandise, while enacting a complex, true San Francisco story with a still-beating heart, for the Doodler case was recently re-opened.  

RAW (resident artist workshop) presents Pearl Street Dance Collective

tickets for Saturday @ 7:30pm are available both on this website and Eventbrite

tickets for Sunday are only available on Eventbrite

The Radicalization of Rolf May 8 to June 1

The play focuses on the character of Rolfe from The Sound of Music and follows his story parallel to the plot we know from the film. His tentative pursuit of the eldest Von Trapp daughter is encouraged by the Nazis, who hint at his advancement in the Party. He also has a boyfriend who is urging Rolfe to leave Austria with him as things get more dangerous for homosexuals. Relevant to current events, it shows how a young man can be flattered and manipulated by a political party, plus it queers a well-loved story.