Article: Oakland theater plays on stage in San Francisco

I was out Saturday night to see the play "Jericho Road Improvement Association" by a little startup company Hella Fresh Theatre. The audience of 30, including three reporters, nearly packed the petite Phoenix Theatre on the fifth floor of a converted Tenderloin office building on Mason Street, the Bay Area version of off-Broadway. The show, set in West Oakland in 2000, runs until June 27 -- in San Francisco.

Meanwhile, Oakland native Don Reed has been up on stage every night for about a month making people laugh with his one-man show about growing up in East Oakland during the 1970s. "East 14th: True Tales of a Reluctant Player" was extended until July 18 at The Marsh theater -- in San ...

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