Mitchell Bros O'Farrell Theatre Opens its Doors to San Francisco Performers
The Mitchell Brothers O'Farrell Theatre has opened up its CineStage (A separate room with theater seating, a stage and a movie screen) to some non-traditional Strip Club Performances including Comedy, Storytelling, Burlesque, Variety and Side Show. In addition to their regular female exotic dancers Mitchell Brothers has also started having male dancers showcased. The venue has an interesting history having been in some big Supreme Court Obscenity Law cases, being the former employer of writer Hunter S. Thompson and artist R. Crumb (there is still original artwork by Crumb drawn on the walls in back). Mitchell Brothers is also the only woman owned Strip Club in SF. The venue is looking to become a more inclusive space and here are some of the shows they've got planned:
Spank Bank: A Queer Erotic Revue
Jan 20th Shows at 7:30 and 9:30pm
Mitchell Brothers O'Farrell Theatre (CineStage Room)
895 O'Farrell St SF
$20 (includes free admission to the Club after the show)
Featuring, Burlesque, Sideshow, Stand Up Comedy and Kink performances
hosted by Wonder Dave
Manarchy! All Male Revue
Jan 27th 7:30 and 9:30pm
Mitchell Brothers O'Farrell Theatre (CineStage Room)
895 O'Farrell St SF
$20 (includes free admission to the Club after the show)
Sex Fail Storytelling
Feb 14th Shows at 7pm and 9pm
Mitchell Brothers O'Farrell Theatre (CineStage Room)
895 O'Farrell St SF
$20-$25 (includes free admission to the Club after the show)
An evening of tales of sex and romance gone hilariously wrong
featuring Dixie De La Tour, Jamie DeWolf, Baruch Porras-Hernandez, Wonder Dave,
and Magnoliah Black with special guest burlesque performers.
Jokes and Jocks
Feb 17th Shows at 7:30 and 9:30pm
Mitchell Brothers O'Farrell Theatre (CineStage Room)
895 O'Farrell St SF
$20 (includes free admission to the Club after the show)
A night of female comedians and male strippers bring you laughs and sex appeal.
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The Secret Garden Warren Theater at Sonoma State University (6/12-6/28) |
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West Side Story—Film with Live Orchestra Davies Symphony Hall (7/09-7/10) |
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The Still Point: An Immersive Experience SOMArts Cultural Center (7/16-7/25) |
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The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of Denmark SPARC (7/03-7/26) |
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PRESENT LAUGHTER ORINDA STARLIGHT VILLAGE PLAYERS (7/24-8/15) |
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Pearl Ong’s Night Driver The Marsh Berkeley (7/11-8/08) |
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Goat Blood Theatre Rhinoceros (6/25-7/19) |
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Josh Kornbluth’s What Is To Be Done?: Fighting Fascism and Depression The Marsh San Francisco (6/19-7/31) |
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Ride the Cyclone City Lights Theater Company (7/16-8/23) |
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The Sound of Music San Jose Center for the Performing Arts (7/21-7/26) |