Celebrate 35 Years Of EXIT Theatre! Gala Fundraiser Party, Sunday, May 20

Celebrate EXIT Theatre's first 35 years of supporting indie theatre artists, at our annual Gala Fundraiser Party in a sumptuous private home located atop Telegraph Hill! We'll be serving up food, drinks, Magic, Burlesque, Cabaret, Storytelling, Can-Can Dancers, and a Silent Auction, all against a panoramic backdrop of the Bay.

EXIT Theatre has been operating since 1983, when Artistic Director, Christina Augello directed The Loves and Lives of the Gibbs Sisters in the lobby of a Tenderloin residential hotel. Since then, we've expanded into five intimate venues ranging in size from 25 - 80 seats. In addition to providing a home for emerging and independent theatre artists and companies, EXIT annually produces a full season of performances with resident artists and designers.

Our mission is to help develop theatre artists by providing opportunities to create, experiment, and grow by commissioning new works, providing production support and low-cost venue rental, and producing performance festivals for local and touring artists, including the San Francisco Fringe Festival -- the oldest grassroots theatre festival in the Bay Area, and the second oldest Fringe in the US.

336 Chestnut Street (between Stockton & Grant)

EXIT Theatre, wwwtheexit.org

Tickets: $50 & $250, https://gala-benefit.brownpapertickets.com/

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