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EXIT Theatre is a no-frills experimental/alternative theater in the Tenderloin.
EXIT Theatre is a no-frills experimental/alternative theater in the Tenderloin. There are two performance spaces inside: Exit Theatre and Exit Stage Left; they have another theater 'EXIT on Taylor' which is located at 277 Taylor St. They host productions like '''Waiting for FEMA''' and '''Babylon Heights''' by Irvine Welsh. They also host the Fringe Festival, which is the largest grass roots theater festival in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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156 Eddy Street, San Francisco, CA, United States
+1 415-673-3847
This historic theater on Market St has a balcony and approximately 2,700 seats
Famous for its gospel music, as well as for its inner-city missions, the church is a pillar of this community and plays a vital role in Tenderloin day-to-day life; anyone truly trying to understand the area should visit here
They organize exhibitions, performing arts events, arts education, and public art programs in order to encourage and facilitate the flow of artistic ideas between the different cultural and socio-economic stratums in society
Built in 1920 and influenced by the 'Art Deco' and 'Gothic Revival' styles, this theater has over 2,800 seats
The Phoenix is a small theater that showcases the work of local and international playwrights
Built in 1922, this theater was designed by architect Alfred Henry Jacobs
San Francisco's oldest alternative art space, This tiny space has premiered works by noted authors such as Dave Eggers and world-class playwrights such as Denis Johnson
One of the largest art galleries in California, the space is more than 4000 sq
The Catholic church features its original elaborately decorated interior from 1900, so why not come in and say a prayer! A Franciscan parish, it is also known for allowing the homeless to sleep in the pews on weekdays
This Sony Entertainment-sponsored mall/entertainment complex has some interesting shops (including an entire store devoted to the Sony Playstation), a 15-screen movie theater with an IMAX screen, and a video game parlor/arcade where you can drink and play virtual bowling