Program Director: Alexa Almira
House Manager: Arnie Warshaw
Light/Soundboard Operator: Alexa Almira
About Monday Night Marsh
Stephanie Weisman, our theater’s founder and artistic director, started The Marsh because she wanted a place for writers and performers like herself to easily develop their work. IN 1989, she planted a see by starting a Monday night performance series at The Hotel Utah on Bryant Street. Monday Night Marsh is the seed that sprouted into what is now The Marsh Theater: A Breeding Ground for New Performance. The program prides itself in sharing personal stories and unique experiences of all types, with a goal of amplifying the voices of our community. It is crucial, now more than ever, to share your story. Local celebrities like Josh Kornbluth, Marga Gomez, Irma Herrera, Diane Barnes, and so many others got their start on Monday Night Marsh.
Every Monday (unless it’s a holiday), we feature 3 people who perform up to 20 minutes of their (work-in-progress) piece. Each group performs twice in a month. After each show, we do a Q&A with the audience and performers, which allows for the opportunity to give and receive any feedback. You can watch in person, or stream via zoom for free.
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You truly never know what you’re going to see at a MNM.
Join us. Wonderful things can happen.
Mondays at 7pm
Two Ways to Watch!
IN-PERSON
In Person at The Marsh Theater in San Francisco
1062 Valencia Street
San Francisco, CA 94110
Doors open at 6:30pm | Show starts at 7pm
*STREAMING
*Streaming tickets are pay-what-you-can
Virtual doors open at 6:50pm | Show starts at 7pm
Submit Your Piece!
Now Accepting Submissions
It’s that time of the year again! Are you a monologuist, solo performer, movement artist, solo musician, comedian, etc.? Whether you are in the very beginning stages of your piece, or have a polished piece you’re putting the final touches on, MNM wants you!
We are now accepting submissions for the MNM fall 2026 (July-December) series! For more information on how to submit and available dates, click here.
July – December (Fall) 2026 Series
Submission Period Opens: NOW
Submission Deadline: June 8, 2026
January – June (Spring) 2027 Series
Submission Period Opens: October 5, 2026
Submission Deadline: December 7, 2026
If you have any questions, please email our program director at mondaynight@themarsh.org
Happy writing!
Spring 2026 Upcoming Performances
June 8 & 22
Shayla Kerr’s
A BART Train to Heaven
Show Description: During October 2025, an educator at a creative writing and education nonprofit in San Francisco fluctuates between frenetic moments of mania, chaos, and her childhood memories while grappling with the threat of ICE agents, the longest government shutdown in history, food insecurity, and grasping onto her dreams in a society under collapse, all while nurturing the imagination of San Francisco’s youth.
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, ww
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.
