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The Marsh1062 Valencia StreetSan Francisco, CA 94110 map cross street: 22nd district: Mission Tel. 4158265750 Website |
| Wed Jan 23 - Sun Dec 14 ‘Squeezebox’ is the Marsh at its best: understated and brilliant.”— Doug Konecky, SF Theater Blog
" She's a bit of a genius.” — Mel Brooks
Produced Off-Broadway by the legendary Mel Brooks and the late Anne Bancroft, Squeeze Box tells the pain... More | ![]() |
| Fri Oct 03 - Fri Nov 21 Gundlach Bundschu, California’s oldest family-owned and operated winery, is celebrating its sesquicentennial throughout 2008 at the winery and across the nation by putting wine on center stage with the creation of Towle’s Hill, an original, one-man p... More | ![]() |
| Thu Nov 13 - Sat Dec 13 Anyone with a mother should see this!
No Parole is a hoot! It’s a dark engrossingly hilarious roller-coaster ride, full of crime, a Peruvian diva-like matriarch and rags-to-riches-to-rags immigrants. This autobiographical solo play explores the natu... More | ![]() |
| Sat Nov 15 - Sat Dec 13 “A brilliant performance by a uniquely talented artist.” My Cultural Landscape Blog: George Heymont
“Just the sight of them big butt girls in short skirts doing the “dirty dog” down Newstead Blvd. put the crowd into a frenzy…I mean, folks were fol... More | ![]() |
| Wed Nov 19 Homeless, pontificating Ann (Cathleen Riddle) invades the mind of educated, shopaholic Tylea (Judy Juanita) in this two-woman play about identity, sexuality and acknowledging “the other” in troubled times.... More | ![]() |
| Thu Dec 04 - Sat Dec 06 NOT A GENUINE BLACK MAN, the longest running solo show in San Francisco history, reveals a little-known chapter of Bay Area history. In 1971, San Leandro was named one of the most racist suburbs in America. Congressional hearings were held. The next ... More | ![]() |
| Sat Dec 06 - Mon Dec 29 This hit holiday show is back with marvels old and new for its third season!
Along with magician Kim Silverman and juggler Stefan Fisher, Hirata has crafted a show that brings wonder directly to the audience on the intimate space Marsh stage. The... More | ![]() |
![]() | Sun Dec 07 - Sun Jan 04 "Quick, imaginative, and delightfully funny." SF Chronicle
" A stunning tribute to creativity." Contra Costa Times
" A remarkably clever and moving form of visual poetry." San Francisco Bay Guardian
"Her work strikes an instant chord with au... More | ![]() |
| Wed Dec 10 He's Gay. He's Asian. He's coming of age in Lettucetown. If that’s not bad enough, he's got a crush on a hick. If that’s not bad enough, his friends think fun is blowing up lettuce. If that’s not bad enough, he has to sneak to the bathroom to buy dru... More | ![]() |
| About The Marsh The Marsh began with a creative vision. The name, The Marsh, a breeding ground for new performance, came out of several months Stephanie Weisman spent living on the edge of a marsh writing and watching the rich interplay between the different elements that created the landscape. The Marsh, it seemed like a perfect metaphor for artistic development in the urban environment. It is about transformation, possibilities and community. Most people first come to The Marsh as audience members, but they often end up more actively involved: enrolling in a workshop, coming to a sing-along night, volunteering their services, participating in The Marsh's internship program or maybe even testing their talents as a Monday night performer. The Marsh provides an encouraging place for both audiences and performers to branch out and offers opportunities for every level of involvement. |