Dan Hoyle's TAKES ALL KINDS Extends at The Marsh San Francisco
Originally set to conclude performances April 25, 2026, Hoyle’s work will now play for four additional select performances May 8 – June 6, 2026.
Dan Hoyle’s journalistic-theater solo show Takes All Kinds has been extended at The Marsh San Francisco. Directed by Aldo Billingslea and developed with Charlie Varon and Michael Moran, Takes All Kinds captures the stories of people navigating the present, offering tender and inspiring portraits of everyday Americans turned unlikely changemakers.
Originally set to conclude performances April 25, 2026, Hoyle’s work will now play for four additional select performances May 8 – June 6, 2026 at The Marsh San Francisco, 1062 Valencia St., San Francisco. For tickets ($25-$35 general admission sliding scale, $50 and $100 reserved, plus a $3 convenience fee per ticket).
Takes All Kinds debuted at The Marsh in 2024, where it received critical raves and has since toured across America playing to packed houses. In this 70-minute work, Hoyle recreates real conversations with a wide array of Americans he met on the front lines of today’s political tensions — including a formerly conservative preacher’s son who finds purpose in Florida school-board activism after his daughter comes out, Atlanta voting rights canvassers who reignite civic hope with family stories from the Jim Crow era, a former gang member-turned-social worker who undertakes deradicalizing violent extremists, and many more.
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