Little Theatre

1586 27th Ave

We offer theatrical classes, camps, playgroups and birthday parties for ages 2 - 12. Nurturing creative confidence one kid at a time!

Circa-1977 theater addressing gay, lesbian, bisexual & transgender issues via new & classic works.

From the creative mind of designer and magician Andrew Evans, The Magic Patio showcases one-of-a-kind magic in a custom-built, hidden venue. Come witness magic, mind reading, and gravity-defying stage illusions in an intimate, up-close setting.

Theater with 100 seats showcasing intimate local plays, works in progress & youth performances.

San Francisco Youth Theatre (SFYT) is a non-profit organization providing high-quality theatre arts classes and performance opportunities for youth ages 4-24. We offer a wide variety of classes and programs to suit all interests and skill levels, from beginner to advanced. We produce several full-scale productions each year, giving youth the opportunity to perform on stage. SFYT's mission is to transform youth and community through the performing arts, fostering personal growth and creating lasting social impact . All classes are on a sliding scale; no one is turned away for lack of funds.

Church of Clown is a community supported public organization whose purpose is to embolden humanity through community, teach resiliency through humor, find humility through service and nurture inspiration through joy. For us, Clown is a sacred essential medicine at work across all cultures and time. Dan Griffiths was inspired to found Church of Clown with other clowns and spiritual leaders who are also searching for community in which to generate new opportunities to practice their craft and to serve. Church of Clown is a 501(c)(3) non-profit based in San Francisco, Ca.

The weaving [tec] together of distinctive cultural elements of the East and West [eth] to create new possibilities [noh]. Founded in 1981, Eth-Noh-Tec Directors/Artists, Nancy Wang and Robert Kikuchi-Yngojo developed a unique style of storytelling that weaves music, dance, rhythmic dialogue, lively facial expressions and the spoken word to present both ancient and contemporary Asian stories to adults and children nationally and internationally. Our mission is to create art that heals the divides within us and between us. To carry out this mission, Eth-Noh-Tec builds cultural bridges that celebrate diversity and create compassionate communities through interdisciplinary narrative art forms focusing on themes of social justice.