Fall 2025 Upcoming Performances

December 22 & 29

HERBERT MINTZ II
My Phone Call with my Uncle Sam

Show Description: This show consists of a short phone call with a recognizable national emblem of military power and authority, My Uncle Sam. Herbert’s phone call is the result of the accidental discovery of a still functioning piece of classified military hardware developed during the Cold War in his Dad’s garage after his death.

Artist Biography: I studied avant-garde film, video, photography and performance in the late 1970s and early 1980s in New York City. I performed original works in New York City, Madison, Wisconsin and Minneapolis, Minnesota while trying to secure a sustainable income. Slowly, I moved away from those artistic efforts and worked in community media, corporate media and for the Public Broadcasting Service. At this time, I have the motivation and resources to write and to perform original personal artistic pieces as well as a desire to share those artistic pieces with a larger community.

EILEEN TULL
Untitled Fat Joy Project

Show Description: This is a work in progress piece inspired by the work of Anna Deavere Smith and documentary theatre, as well as monologue plays like The Vagina Monologues. For the past six months, I have been collecting data and interviewing individuals about the concept of Fat Joy. I am a fat performer, and I create a lot of work that speaks to fatness and moving through the world in a fat body. But those stories are usually more about the oppression or the prejudice. And I want to explore the stories of joy and softness in relation to fatness. I have a lot of material and data, and I am in the midst of sifting through it to create the performance piece.

Artist Biography: Eileen Tull is a theatremaker, poet, educator, and one-woman-show person. Her work has been seen in bookstores, art galleries, bars, non-traditional spaces, and sometimes in theaters. She has performed throughout the country, and her solo shows include Too Fat To Run (Elgin Fringe, Fillet of Solo, Inverse Performance Art Festival); Bad Dates, Or… (Abbie Fest, Dallas Solo Festival); Mommy, Give Me Pills (Yippie Fest, Women’s Theatre Festival); I’m Not Making Good Art Anymore (Rhino Fest); and Jesus, Do You Like Me? Please Mark Yes or No (San Francisco Fringe, Cincy Fringe, United Solo). She is a drama instructor with the Chicago Park District, where she has taught solo performance classes since 2017. Through the parks, Eileen has developed and supported solo projects including Mrs. Lincoln, The Curator Presents, and The Importance of Being Cosy. Eileen founded Fat Theatre Project in 2024 where she teaches, produces, writes, and directs.. She is a graduate of Loyola University of Chicago and is currently working towards an MFA in Directing/Playwriting at Randolph College. www.eileentull.com

RonDon
White Bird Must Fly

Show Description: Come watch a flower child turned to seed whirl like a dervish singing catches of songs to rewind the clock and let the age of Aquarius begin again…

Artist Biography: I’m a self taught artist. My major work is in ink pen&brush with full page paintings and poetry. It’s an illuminated manuscript/faerie tale about how peace comes to a troubled planet. While working on it I found myself dancing.

Spring 2026 Upcoming Performances

January 5
Special Collaboration with
The Formerly Incarcerated People’s Performance Project (FIPPP)

Anthony Michael’s
Wall of Redemption

Show Description: A man confronts the label that’s followed him for decades. Through addiction, incarceration, and hard-earned change, he fights to be seen for who he is now—not who he was then—and returns behind the walls with a different kind of purpose.

Artist Biography: Anthony Michael is a multifaceted professional dedicated to personal growth and the empowerment of others. His journey is one of resilience and transformation—proof that change is not only possible, but powerful. Through his work in the community, Anthony channels lived experience into purpose, creating lasting impact in the lives of those he serves.

As a performer, Anthony has shared his story at FIPPP’s Solo Sunday Salons, the Discovery Community Café, The Fromm Institute, and The Marsh. What drives him to take the stage is a personal vendetta against the stigma surrounding the formerly incarcerated—a crusade to prove that transformation is real, redemption is possible, and everybody has tremendous value—no matter their past.

Scott Schell’s
Time Machine

Show Description: A tale of addiction, crime and incarceration. Crime and Punishment, is it that simple Underlying issues brought to the surface illuminate things not clear at first glance. A swift introduction to the criminal injustice system, makes one question where am I or when am I?

Artist Biography: Scott was born in Nantucket, MA. He got involved in drug use at a young age. In 1997, he moved to San Francisco, got even deeper in his addiction, he was arrested in 1998
for Grand Theft. He was housed in the San Francisco Sheriff’s Department’s Resolve to
Stop the Violence Project, or RSVP. It was there that his journey of recovery and redemption began. He was paroled, went back into treatment, and became an intern with the Sheriff’s Dept. He trained as a violence intervention and prevention facilitator and is now the RSVP Program Manager and the Site Coordinator at the Sheriff’s Department’s Post Release Facility. He has a unique lived experience, and his dedication to this very important work exemplifies his investment in the betterment of our communities. He believes shedding light on the stories of formerly incarcerated
individuals is a must. Scott has performed at Sunset Solos, Tell It on Tuesday, The Fromm Institute at USF and appeared in the 2nd FIPPP Festival and the FIPPP Redux at Berkeley Rep, as well as FIPPP’s Solo Sunday Salons.

Anthony (AJ) Michael Jefferson’s
The Bumpy Road Less Traveled

Coming Soon

January 12 & 26

Max Langert’s
A Friendly Lady

Show Description: Triggered by hearing his once-unpredictable sister described as “a friendly lady,” her brother sifts through family archives of police reports, doctors’ notes detailing experimental therapies, and his own fragmented memories of shattered milk bottles and 70s sitcom themes, trying to reconcile the wild, screaming child he knew with the pleasant, middle-aged woman she has apparently become.

Artist Biography: Max Langert is a playwright, producer and storyteller born and raised in Oakland. His plays have been performed in New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Dallas and elsewhere. He’s told stories for Listen to Your Mother, Testify, Austin Bat Cave and The Vancouver Story Slam. He’s produced benefit shows for The Autism Society, The SAFE Alliance, and VELA Families. An indie film based on his play A Million More to Go premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in 2025, and a version of last year’s Monday Night Marsh performance was featured on the New York-based podcast RISK! this past June.

Carrie Mader’s 
Worth It

Show Description: In this bold and unflinchingly honest one-woman show, Carrie D Mader shares the true story of the night a famous DJ offered her $100,000 to sleep with him  and the unexpected awakening that followed. What begins as a shocking proposition becomes an exploration of self-worth, marriage, and the invisible systems that shape how women see themselves.

Through humor, vulnerability, and raw truth, Carrie unpacks how easily we confuse value with validation and what it takes to reclaim both. WORTH IT isn’t about blame; it’s about freedom.

If you’ve ever questioned your worth or learned to play small to feel safe, this show will remind you: your fullness isn’t a threat, it’s your super power.

Artist Biography: Carrie D. Mader (Writer & Performer) is a designer, storyteller, and creator whose work explores feminine power, conditioning, and self-worth. She is the founder of Naked & Unafraid, a women’s book club devoted to reclaiming joy and inner freedom, and the creator of SheSwayz™, an AI-powered app for women over 35 inspired by the two books that woke her from her own slumber: Unbound and The Untethered Soul.

After years of creative work behind the scenes, WORTH IT marks Carrie’s return to the stage, a homecoming to the passion she first discovered starring in her high school musicals. When she’s not writing or performing, she designs spaces both physical and emotional that help people feel more like themselves. You can find more about Carrie at www.carriedmader.com

Abbey Glover’s
I’m a Businessman, Man

Show Description: Abbey is on a quest to become the ultimate businessman. She just has to change a few things about herself, but how hard can it be? Now, on the brink of achieving everything she’s dreamed of, the facade she’s spent a decade constructing starts to fracture. Instead of enjoying the rewards of her hard work, Abbey is forced to confront her deepest fears and face the insecurities she has tried to bury beneath her business suit. With her trademark wry humor, Abbey explores what happens when we lose ourselves to the whims of a society fueled by individualism, competition, and a pervasive feeling of never-enough-ness.

Artist Biography: Abbey Glover is a San Francisco-based writer and performer whose work explores themes of self-expression and vulnerability with wry insight that “wouldn’t be out of place in either a Greta Gerwig film or a Peanuts comic strip” (The Scotsman). Her first solo show Abbey’s Box premiered at the 2023 Edinburgh Fringe Festival, earning multiple 4- and 5-star reviews from publications such as The Scotsman and Broadway World.

February 9 & 23

Carolyn Edwards’
I’ve Been Longing for You my Whole Life

Show Description: I’ve Been Longing for You My Whole Life burrows into the story of a locked up little girl, her Eagle Scout father and zealous mother, a flaming love addiction, and a final reunion.

Artist Biography: Carolyn McVickar Edwards is a psychologically-minded storyteller, teacher, and writer, who digs life’s mythic roots.

Sanjit Sengupta’s
Shoeshine Chemistry

Show Description: A shoeshiner in Union Square, San Francisco, meets an affluent finance executive from Chicago. Despite differences in demographics and socio-political views, they can find common ground.

Artist Biography: Playwright Sanjit Sengupta will direct this 15-minute play in collaboration with two local Bay Area actors. His short play, Dance With Me, was performed live in Monday Night Marsh in September 2025.

Sanjit Sengupta’s plays involve contemporary and historical social themes. His short plays have received productions in San Francisco, San Diego, Anchorage, AK, and Louisville, KY. He is a member of the Dramatists Guild, Playwrights Center of San Francisco, and a Board Member at Play Café, Berkeley, and The Pear, Mountain View, CA.

Sara Felder’s
Money

Show Description: The street performers in Berkeley used to say, “Aint nothin’ funny ‘bout money.”  It’s totally true. And yet, here she is writing a comedy about her personal experience of money, class and that long trek from a shtetl in Poland to an apartment in Brooklyn to a treehouse in Oakland. This is an excerpt from a longer work.

Artist Biography: Sara Felder has, over the last 30+ years, created a body of work that juggles personal narrative, social justice and circus shtik. She has created five solo theatre shows, is a former juggler and dancing gorilla with San Francisco’s Pickle Family Circus, toured with Joel Grey and his “Borscht Capades,” opened for Joan Rivers, performed in Cuba with Jugglers for Peace, taught ongoing juggling workshops at San Quentin Prison, has received oodles of commissions and fellowships including from the California Arts Council, the Creative Work Fund, the San Francisco Art Commission and Leeway Foundation, the latter of which honors women and trans artists committed to social change. Sara is so happy to be back at the Marsh where most of her solo shows have premiered or played!

March 2 & 16

Zoe Kat’s
Elder Hoe vs Medical Sexism

Show Description: Zoe Kat’s piece explores the medical sexual marginalization of women through the lens of a mature sex worker and cancer survivor.

Artist Biography: Miss Zoe is a longtime resident of San Francisco. She has written and performed in the bay area focusing on issues of Disability and sexuality. She has been a sex worker for a total of 22 years, starting with a stint and phone sex at age 20. She Has found through the myriad of healthcare woes that artistic expression is a way to find solace,focus and joy in her internal world. She comes from a long line of art lovers and teachers, and is passionate about sharing art as a transformative, medium with others.

Deidra’s
Candle, Meet Smoke

Show Description: After an erotic exploration with sex magic, Deidra Knight finds herself in the supernatural world of The Beyond. Thrust into this strange purgatory, Deidra comes face-to-face with Meaux, her reflection come to life, and must determine whether or not it’s safe to trust her mysterious doppelgänger.

Artist Biography: In a one-of-a-kind cocktail of poetic elegance, dynamic theatricality and sensual allure, Deidra Knight weaves together the worlds of acting and burlesque to create captivating vignettes that traverse passionate themes of magic, mystery, and pride.

Casimir Kotarski’s
All Aboard, Rentboy!

Show Description: “Are you up for travel companionship on a cruise? 7 days. Meet in Miami. A Virgin Voyage in the Caribbean. Serious here.” A transgender hooker foolishly sets sail with a man he’s never met. His fantasy of being flown out by a client crumbles as he finds spreading open his sea legs for an entitled suitor is no vacation. A fever dream complete with musical stylings, All Aboard, Rentboy! is Anything Goes’ raunchy and salacious grandchild. Will our hero make it out unscathed, or will providing a boyfriend experience get the best of him? A true story (unfortunately).

Artist Biography: Casimir Kotarski (he/him) is new-ish to the Bay Area, having spent five years immersed in Seattle’s underground drag scene and delighting the crowd as one of Pony’s go-go dancers. Since moving here, Casimir has reconnected with his theatrical roots and been honored to portray the role of Adrian in Compton’s Cafeteria Riot (Tenderloin Museum) and tour San Francisco’s elementary schools (tough crowd!) as an inattentive dog teaching mindfulness (Puppy Mind, New Conservatory Theatre Center). He’d like to thank his community of sex workers and trans people, whose magic and generosity so often go unrecognized. This is his first original work.

March 9 & 23

Beth McLaughlin’s
Not Everything is Going to Get Fixed

Show Description: I have always had trouble with words. Trouble finding them, saying them, even now that I’m older, spelling them, I mean, there has always been something in me, like a spring or a rocket, that is just throwing words up and out, recklessly, hopeful but uncertain, often with great force and seemingly purpose, but until I hear the words coming out of my mouth, I have no idea I am talking about.

Artist Biography: Beth McLaughlin is a San Francisco-based writer and performer whose work has been seen at the Frigid, Rogue, Boulder, Vancouver, and San Francisco Fringe Festivals, as well as locally at StageWerx, Monday Night Marsh, and Tell It On Tuesdays. Her full-length solo pieces are The Readiness is All, Here to See the World, and Cocky, and won a 2022 Marsh International Solo Fest – Solo Arts Heal award for her short piece “A Simple Ask”. She is currently working on Not Everything Is  Going To Get Fixed as a full-length piece.

Mary Rothschild’s
Attention, Trust, and Children

Show Description: A personal and societal journey to valuing attention as the dynamic by which we are formed as children and that shapes our lives as adults.

Artist Biography: Over thirty years, Mary Rothschild established a children’s center, “Ariadne’s Thread,” that focused on developing long-term attention through handicraft, did graduate work in Family Media Literacy, and worked with parents of young children through her organization Healthy Media Choices. She also taught courses in Children and Media at Fordham and Adelphi Universities in New York. Her TEDx talk is titled “The Myth of the Digital Gene.”

Ariyele Ressler’s
Hot Not Hot

Show Description: In this raw, funny, and fiercely honest solo show, Ariyele  stretches the limits of vulnerable storytelling to take us on a wild ride from long-term monogamy with a teenage sweetheart to queer, kinky, polysexual awakening—and the emotional fallout that follows. After a surprising confession from her partner of nearly 20 years, she departs from the talk therapy path and dives headfirst into play based open relating via a BDSM-influenced shadow play community. But when her partner begins exploring too, old wounds erupt. Through comedy, chaos, and deep introspection, she fights her way toward a new model of love and the unexpected peace of secure attachment.

Artist Biography: Ariyele / A is a lifelong multi-passionate multi-talented creative writer + performance artist. Poetry, musical parody, comedy, and long form storytelling are streams that A has always and will forever splash and play in.

April 6 & 20

Aimee Pavy’s
Midnight Tales

Show Description: Join me for this staging of a scene from my Grand Guignol-inspired horror anthology, a collection of modern fairy tales narrated by a mysterious storyteller who can only speak during the witching hour—midnight to one a.m.

Artist Biography: Aimee Pavy is the writer, director, and producer of the audio drama Twelve Chimes It’s Midnight. Her play Midnight Tales grew from ideas that were too visually rich for audio alone—stories that begged to be seen as well as heard. Shifting from an unseen, audio-only audience to the immediacy of live theater opens up exciting new possibilities for storytelling and stagecraft.

Howard Jennings Jr.’s
Black Men

Show Description: A show meant to inform inspire and create dialogue about black men in America. The good and the bad. There are 3 characters. The self proclaim Star ” Uncle LENNY G” “can you help a brother out” with LENNY G you never know what is going to happen…but it will be entertaining… don’t miss the second show LENNY will show off his acting skills…He will portray the Angry Black Man…be prepared to get mad offended or even embarrassed or laugh and laugh some more… with LENNY you never know… the other characters are retired USA Air Force Chief Master Sargent Howard Jennings a proud American ” God First, Country Second, Family third and finally BELAFONTE the conscious of Black America calling for understanding and compassion for black men. He will also challenge all of Americans with our gun problems. Too many guns in the wrong hands. Too many innocent lives lost. We can speak and demand real changes or do nothing. WE ALL HAVE CHOICES .

Artist Biography: Howard Jennings jr writes under the by line Howie BELAFONTE a nickname given to him by the Late D MACK…a soldier in the streets of North Oakland second by D WOODS a West Oakland legend and finally East Oakland ‘ MARCUS DYER a fellow San Francisco State Alumni… besides attending SFSU he also attended Phoenix Community College in AZ. And Solano Community College..The political and Social activist has worked on dozens of political campaigns including his own Jessie Jackson and Barrak Obama president runs. He got his first creative influence as an extra in the movie Tick Tick Tick starring Jim Brown. Always around entertainment..but not really in involved until 4 years when he appeared on Monday night marsh…. back for an encore performance.

Catherine Lange’s 
The Muni Monologues

Show Description: Sophie has experienced the high highs and the low lows of the human experience, but she’s coming to the psychiatrist now because her occasional life-like visions of other people’s consciousness, access to knowledge and perspectives she never could have discovered on her own, makes her think she’s really gone mad. This solo performance piece is a series of  seriocomic character monologues that explore the boundary between normative human behavior and pathology, what it means to exist in tension with a conflicted world, and how we relate, or fail to relate to each other.

Artist Biography: Catherine Lange (she/her) is a writer, performer, and pulmonology researcher based in San Francisco. Her short fiction has appeared in Westwind. Her audio drama Drive, and plethora of short comedy sketches can be found on YouTube. With her art, she’s currently exploring the schematics of the city, how it functions both as a collective of variously cohesive and contradictory voices and as a system with its own internal logic, guiding our social patterns through its spacial and human geography.

April 13 & 27

Michelle Moghtader’s
Mehmooni: An Iranian House Party

Show Description: Mehmooni is a semi-autobiographical one-person comedy about an Iranian-American family and the glorious chaos of their extravagant parties. Told through childhood diary entries, a perfectionist Iranian mom, and a formerly powerful uncle now clinging to his own myth, the show peels back the curtain on the hot mess behind the spotless house and perfect rice.

Artist Biography: Michelle Moghtader is a writer, comedian, and performer based in San Francisco. A former journalist covering Iran and the Middle East, she later co-founded Shared Studios, curating live “portal” conversations between strangers around the world. She currently performs stand up and improv in San Francisco. Her work is character-driven and explores diaspora, identity, and the politics inside family life with warmth and humor. Her current project, Mehmooni, is a one-person show about an Iranian-American family and the glorious chaos of their gatherings.

Irma Herrera’s
The ICEmen Cometh

Show Description: The ICEmen Cometh, a new solo play (in development) explores the impact of the Trump Regime’s attack on immigrants, and how the brutality and inhumanity of the deportation machine spearheaded by ICE’s dragnet to catch, detain, dehumanize, and deport people, is impacting communities, and eroding the civil rights of ALL people in the United States.

Artist Biography: Irma Herrera’s first play, Why Would I Mispronounce My Own Name? is a personal narrative with laugh-out-loud humor and a substantial dose of American history. It explores othering and belonging and who is valued in this country. The play had a five-month run at The Marsh Theaters (both SF and Berkeley) and has been performed nationally. Before becoming a playwright and solo performer, Irma was a San Francisco-based civil rights lawyer and journalist for three-plus decades. Through her powerful plays, Irma urges audiences to speak up and confront the enduring power of xenophobia, racism, sexism, and other forms of prejudice.

Ryan Serrao’s
Hair Loss is Real

Show Description: This is a 20 min comedic storytelling piece of my journey navigating hair loss as a man and all of its vulnerabilities associated with it which include the uncomfortable conversations with hair doctors, trying out various unsuccessful medications, its effect on my dating life, the change in relationship with my mother, the insecurity of knowing that someday I may go bald, and how I have finally managed to accept the harsh truth of life aka my bad genetics.

Artist Biography: Ryan Serrao is an actor, writer and comedian. He has trained in the Meisner Technique as an actor at The Meisner Technique Studio, San Francisco under Jim Jarett and has since been doing theatre in clowning (Clown, Mime, Mask and Buffoon) at the Church Of Clown in San Francisco. Recently he worked with David Ford at The Marsh, Berkeley to craft and perform a 20 min comedic storytelling solo performance titled “How I became a Clown”. You can view his solo performances on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/ryanserrao4real4real/.

May 4 & 18

Vanessa McDaniel’s
The Journey Continues: A New Season –
Did Acceptance Show Up as an Uninvited Guest?

Show Description: This monologue is a continuation of a New Season – is it Denial or Fear?   From the inevitable reality of a new season that placed me in a community of the aged, retired, senior citizen events, health quirks, etc. and a world I was not ready for.  Although prayer, deep exploration and reflection of myself peeled the onion of denial, fear, grief, and pride, it is not without pain and struggling with myself that forced me to let go and wave the white flag of surrender.  Acceptance won!

Artist Biography: Vanesa McDaniel has lived in the Bay Area all her life.  As a creative, she is a writer and actress.  Her most recent production “A New Season – Is it Denial or Fear?” was performed March, 2025, at the Marsh Theater, in San Francisco. Vanessa has performed in many productions in the Bay Area, which includes producing and performing her one woman show “Triumph”   She has done “extra” work for televison drama (pilots) filmed in the San Francisco Bay Area.  As a writer, Vanessa had the opportunity to write a teleplay for Cable Television – Channel 26, filmed and performed at the Berkeley Community Media and also performed on Radio Station KPFA (FM).   She also wrote Free Speech messages produced and aired on KTVU, Channel 2.

Ivana He’s
Bee-Boo Bee-Boo

Show Description: This is a variety show featuring cringe humor that evokes Tim Robinson’s I Think You Should Leave. Example pieces from the show include satirical pieces highlighting personal boundary issues when it comes to your cat and comedic sketches spotlighting a hallucinating AI. We explore the ridiculousness of health guidelines for the health conscious, like water intake suggestions, to what it’s like trying to rest at a museum while being chased after by gallery attendants.

Artist Biography: Ivana doesn’t have many accolades other than a nice degree she got a million years ago. Post-undergrad, she was in the education space, but eventually left teaching kids and then learned to code. While learning to code, she rediscovered her joy and knack for making people laugh, so over the last few years, she capitalized on honing her comedic and artistic skills – with the encouragement of having published cartoons and satirical pieces in places like The American Bystander and The Belladonna Comedy and having the support of family, friends, and random strangers.

June 8 & 22

Shayla Kerr’s
Amaly the Other Side of San Francisco

Show Description: This experimental piece is a blend of movement, a short contemporary dance piece, spoken word, and monologues.

Theresa Donahoe’s
All the Great New Things to Come

Show Description: “December 2019: My sister and I are having our annual holiday visit in Union Square in San Francisco. All of a sudden, a guy on a bike, speeds past me, practically knocks me over and yells, ‘watch where you’re going….TOURIST!’   Me? A tourist? Triggered!!”

Artist Biography: Theresa Donahoe is an actor who mainly performed theater in her youth. Deciding to take a break from theater, she started working in movies (such as SCREAM and RENT) while working in television and movie casting for many years as well. After a 17-year hiatus, she returned to the stage and decided to merge her love for writing with her love for acting. Once she discovered the art form of solo performance, she created and debuted her first solo show, “Late Bloomer” at the 2017 Rogue Fringe Festival in Fresno, California. “Born Again in Berkeley”, her second full length show, made its world premiere at the 2022 Rogue Fringe Festival and was performed at various Bay Area venues throughout 2024. “All the Great New Things to Come”, a story about being a fourth-generation SF Bay Area native, is her latest work-in-progress solo show.

June 15 & 29

Rana Mookherjee’s
Missed Acid Sesh

Show Description: This is a true story of me as a newly-arrived New Yorker to SF in the late 90’s, a random stroll to an iconic Mission Bar, a chanced encounter, a missed experience and conflicted cultural responsibilities.

Artist Biography: “Rana Mookherjee is a cocktail-party storyteller and chit-chatter.” He can best be described as the Indian Larry David where he is known for chronicling situationally-specific, mostly ridiculous, real-life stories that unconsciously unveils his very particular character, personality and idiosyncrasies.

Jeremy Greco’s
Rebel Without a Clue – Part 3

Show Description: Rebel Without a Clue – Part 3 follows Jeremy’s journey from his hometown of Santa Cruz to the unpredictable world of acting. Inspired by James Dean and fueled by his grandmother’s belief that he’s Dean reincarnated, Jeremy’s story begins in the quirky coastal town where he forms a friendship with a future star. Together, they chase their dreams at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts in Pasadena. Along the way, Jeremy encounters the highs and lows of ambition, friendship, eccentric mentors, and Hollywood’s challenges — all leading to one question: what could possibly go wrong when you think you’re James Dean reincarnated?

Artist Biography: Jeremy Julian Greco has written the solo shows, “With Held,” “Keeping Up With the Jorgensons” and “The Big Snap,”  all directed by Mark Kenward.  Jeremy’s solo shows have played at various venues and festivals throughout the Bay Area and the United States,  Jeremy also produces the Monthly Solo Salon, Sunset Solos at Sea Level Gallery located in the Outer Sunset.  Rebel Without a Clue is his most recent solo show.  www.jeremygreco.com, www.sunsetsolos.com

Satellite Campus’
What’s Our Vibe?

Show Description: Satellite Campus improvises comedic one-act plays based on an audience suggestion. We incorporate both grounded humanity and heightened absurdity into our performance as we explore the world of our characters—whether they’re a family on a road trip or a team of ghost hunters.

Artist Biographies: Satellite Campus is a 4-person improv team that formed after meeting during an improv summer intensive in LA. The team consists of Adam Williams, Elliott Jin, Harmony Johnson-Wicker, and Tyler Ross:

Adam has studied improv and sketch writing at the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater. His sketches have accumulated over 200k views online. He’s also studied clowning at the Church of Clown in San Francisco.

Elliott is a member of the house team at the Endgames Improv Theater. He’s also performed as an accompanist for several local musical improv teams including Knockoff Broadway, Sonic Boom, and The Fledglings.

Harmony is a member of the main stage cast at the All Out Comedy Theater, as well as RiOt: The Improvised Rock Opera.

Tyler is a graduate of the Upright Citizens Brigade Theater’s improv training program, and a former member of the house team at the WG Improv School.

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