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The Castro’s captivating interior was designed by one of San Francisco’s most prominent architects, Timothy. If we are to survive, as queer artists embracing ourselves and our history, how complicit can we be? Forget it! RETURNING ! Log in.

The Castro is a world renowned iconic venue and cherished landmark. October 30, Want more theatre? Other credits include performances at 42nd St. Moon, A. Gabriel A. She has been a theme park performer for over a decade, and recently returned to the Bay Area after performing as a costumed character at Disneyland.

We develop and produce works of theatre that enlighten, enrich, and explore both the ordinary and the extraordinary aspects of our queer community. Must we be?

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Music by John Kander, lyrics by Fred Ebb. He studied piano performance with concert pianist and educator Michael Boriskin and others as well as music theory, ear training, ensemble performance, choir, arranging… the whole enchilada.

Theatre Rhinoceros, then, embodies the fictional, infamous Kit Kat Club — a hole in the wall full of immediately living, queer art and artists hungry for bigger stages, somehow surviving year after year as budgets tighten, institutional leaderships transition, and live theatres continue to disappear from the local landscape.

NCTC is a champion of bold, high quality productions and educational theatre experiences for youth, artists, and the LGBTQIA communities to effect personal & societal growth, enlightenment and change. The GLAAD Media Award-Winning home for live theatre in the Castro announces a new season of classic & new LGBTQ+ work August 5,San Francisco – Theatre Rhinoceros, the longest-running LGBTQIA+ theatre anywhere, will present six mainstage productions this season ranging from brand new plays to Rhino favorites to musical theatre classics.

Cabaret starts November 21st, is directed by John Fisher with music direction by Armando Fox and choreography by Adin Walker, and stars an ensemble of nine Bay Area actors and three live musicians. Become a Member. Our emphasis is on new works, works about under-represented members of the larger queer community, and revivals of lesser known queer classics.

Located in the Castro Neighborhood, San Francisco’s LGBTQ+ cultural epicenter, this designated historic landmark is the heart of the community. Adin Walker Choreographer is a director, choreographer, and academic collaborating on new works and reimagined revivals.

Book by Joe Masteroff.