Marsh

The Mission, Dogpatch & Potrero Hill


Choose your seat wisely: you may spend the evening on the edge of it. One-acts and monologues here involve the audience in the creative process, from comedian W Kamau Bell's riffs to live tapings of National Public Radio's Philosophy Talk. Sliding-scale pricing allows everyone to participate and a few reserved seats are sometimes available (tickets $55).


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