Welcome to the Lazy Eight Motel, where sex,
revenge, social theory and pig farming mix
in an explosive cocktail.
Directed by Bill English

When: May 19-June 22, 2010

Where: The SF Playhouse, 533 Sutter Street

Tickets available online or call (415) 677-9596

So exactly what is The Position? It’s not just a job; in a world ravaged by 80% unemployment and mass social chaos, The Position represents security and fulfillment. The Concern has selected six finalists from more than half-a-million job applicants, flown them to a remote compound, and provided them with every luxury and diversion—including golf, paragliding and skeet shooting. When they arrive, the six candidates are stripped of their clothing and identities, informed that the laws of The Nation have been suspended and that they will be recorded around the clock while they compete for the one job that they believe can give them hope in a hopeless world.

World Premiere:
The Position by William Bivins

When: February 4 – 28, 2010
Where: Studio250 @ Off-Market, 965 Mission St.
Tickets: $20
Get a $5 ticket discount when you Apply for The Position.

Directed by Christy Crowley.

Featuring Kate Jones, Asher Lyons, Gabrielle Patacsil, Eric Reid, Dan Williams and Laura Zimmerman.

Produced by Piano Flight Productions.

Pulp Scripture (by William Bivins). In Photo: Christy Crowley, Actor.

The Good Book has a bad side…

Directed by Kimberly Richards

Phoenix Theatre, 414 Mason St. 6th floor (@Geary)

Thurs. 9/10, 8:30pm
Fri. 9/11, 7pm
Sat. 9/12, 10pm
Thurs. 9/17, 7pm
Fri. 9/18, 8:30pm
Sat. 9/19, 7pm
For tickets go to www.sffringe.org

For more info: Original Sin Productions
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Wanna be a pimp or a whore?
Gentleman of Leisure
by William Bivins

For tickets: Get ‘em before they sell out!

Note:
This is an audience voting competition, sort of a theatrical “Survivor.” The first two weekends is Round One of six rounds. The top four plays out of eight continue to the next round, and so on, until the championship weekend. The writer of the winning play gets an opportunity to write a full-act for a month-long run produced by PianoFight. So please come and VOTE!  For more info on the competition, click here.

Pulp Scripture: An evening of one acts by William Bivins.

You are cordially invited to a staged reading of

PULP SCRIPTURE:
Seven Bible Stories They Didn’t Teach You in Sunday School
by William Bivins

A evening of one-act plays presented by St. Mary the Virgin Episcopal Church
(See above poster for details)

Sex! Violence! Perversion! Incest! Human Sacrifice! Eye-gouging!
Think you know the Old Testament?

Featuring:
Linda Ayres-Frederick*
Emily Jordan*
Dennis McIntyre
Dan Wilson

(*member, Actors Equity Assoc.)

November 3rd at 8pm.
St. Mary the Virgin Episcopal Church, 2325 Union Street (@Steiner), San Francisco.
Program runs about an hour.
Reception following.

MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY

Actors Susan Gwinn and Russ Davison have left us for Missouri.
Director Fred Hartman now resides in Palm Springs.
We wish them all the best, and miss them already.