Beth Parks

Boxcar Theatre will continue its fourth season Monday, October 12th with the opening of MEET THE SAMSAS. The show, inspired by Franz Kafka's Metamorphosis, is directed by Sarah Beth Parks.

Boxcar Theatre will continue its fourth season Monday, October 12th with the opening of MEET THE SAMSAS. The show, inspired by Franz Kafka's Metamorphosis, is directed by Sarah Beth Parks.

But soft, what light through yonder window breaks... it's not your parents Shakespeare. On September 14th, San Francisco's most innovative and daring ensemble, Boxcar Theatre (www.boxcartheatre.org), opens its much-anticipated 2009 / 2010 season with Romeo & Julien, a new bent on the Bard in with a transgender male in the role of the female ingénue.

'Boxcar Gala' at 7pm Saturday, August 29th Gives taste of 11 full-scale productions and 4 plays for young people

But soft, what light through yonder window breaks... it's not your parents Shakespeare. On September 14th, San Francisco's most innovative and daring ensemble, Boxcar Theatre (www.boxcartheatre.org), opens its much-anticipated 2009 / 2010 season with Romeo & Julien, a new bent on the Bard in with a transgender male in the role of the female ingénue.

Box Car Main Announces their upcoming season. Boxcar Theatre is dedicated to the creation of new and adaptive works through a collaborative process. Through physical movement, dynamic imagery, and innovative storytelling Boxcar strives to create an atmosphere and environment in which its audience will be engaged in a visceral sense and intellectual capacity.

Boxcar Theatre presents Rent Boy Ave.: A 'Fairy's' Tale, an urban rock fairy tale. Book and Lyrics by Nick A. Olivero, music by Michael Mohammed, directed by Wolfgang Wachalovsky. Runs July 16 through August 8.

Boxcar Theatre presents Rent Boy Ave.: A 'Fairy's' Tale, an urban rock fairy tale. Book and Lyrics by Nick A. Olivero, music by Michael Mohammed, directed by Wolfgang Wachalovsky. Runs July 16 through August 8.

Boxcar Theatre delivers a visually stunning gem with an adaptation of Shel Silverstein's quirky and often bizarre poetry and short stories.