Month: May 2012

Playwrights Center of San Francisco (PCSF)


Thirty-two years ago, a group of playwrights was formed. They got together, presumably on a regular basis, to read scenes from plays they had written and occassionally to hear or see an entire play read. According to the earliest PCSF history page, the first play to be read was The Jury by Harry Hattyar. Thirty-two … Continue reading Playwrights Center of San Francisco (PCSF)

Reaching 100: on being promiscuous


A year or three ago, Theatre Bay Area Magazine mentioned that it had a database which allowed them to track audience members across multiple theatres' productions. They mentioned that one audience member was particularly "promiscuous" in their theatregoing, crossing the threshhold of ninety-some Bay Area theatres in three years. That theatregoer is not me, but … Continue reading Reaching 100: on being promiscuous