ON STAGE

July 31 - August 29 / Ray of Light Theatre / The Barbary Stage / San Francisco, CA
URINETOWN
Winner of three Tony Awards, Urinetown: The Musical is a bold, irreverent comedy that skewers politics, greed, and corporate control—all wrapped in the guise of a wildly entertaining musical. In a future where a devastating drought has made private toilets illegal, citizens must pay to pee at government-run facilities controlled by the ruthless Urine Good Company.
Enter Bobby Strong, a charismatic rebel who dares to challenge the system and fight for the people’s right to free relief. Alongside the idealistic Hope Cladwell, daughter of the company’s CEO, Bobby sparks a revolution that asks big questions about power, justice, and what happens when profit comes before people. With show-stopping numbers, outrageous characters, and constant fourth-wall breaks, Urinetown is both a loving parody of musical theatre and a sharp social commentary.
Brilliantly funny and unexpectedly smart, Urinetown proves that even the silliest premise can deliver a powerful message. Come for the laughs, stay for the satire—and prepare to be shocked by how relevant this “pee musical” really is.


September 26 - October 18 / P.L.A.Y. Theatre Company / San Francisco, CA
DRAGONS LOVE TACOS
The only thing dragons love more than parties are TACO PARTIES! If you want dragons to come to your party, serving tacos is the way to go. But do not, under ANY circumstances, serve dragons spicy tacos.
Join Robbie and his dog Kodi as they throw the biggest party of the year, with tacos that have NO spice…or do they? Featuring catchy original songs, vibrant characters, and a slew of dragons, this show brings Adam Rubin’s hilarious book to the stage. Will Robbie succeed in throwing the ultimate taco party without any fiery mishaps?
This show is recommended for ages 3+. The show will be an hour, with a 10 minute intermission.
October 22 - October 24/ THTR Productions / Santa Rosa, CA
THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW
You know the callouts. You know the show. Don't dream it, be it.
ON SCREEN

Directed and Written by
Zion Robinson


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