Special $10 tickets on July 3 & 5
With the password “boots.”

Liza Raynal’s
AMERICAN JOE

Main Stage
July 3 - August 15, 2008
Thur through Sat at 8pm
(No Show on July 4 or August 16)


Come and celebrate the troops the San Francisco Way!

“Wrenching, funny, endearing, maddening, and deeply moving.”

Sister.  Brother.
She's older. He always wanted to be first.
She wears ballet flats. He wears steel-toed boots.
They're both exercising their rights. 
His Second Amendment. Her First.
She's an English teacher. He's an Army recon sniper. 

Joe's heading to Afghanistan. Liza's coming to The Marsh to tell her side of the story.
All they're missing is you.

Brian Copeland returns to The Marsh with his hit show, NOT A GENUINE BLACK MAN. We are thrilled to welcome Brian back home for another limited engagement of this wonderful play, which still holds the record for the longest running solo show in San Francisco history.

Four Performances Only!
At The Marsh during the dates of The San Francisco International Gift Fair at the Moscone Convention Center

Main Stage at 8pm
Saturday, July 26
Sunday, July 27
Monday, July 28
Tuesday, July 29

“Funny, insightful, and compelling with a host of interesting characters. I was afforded a rare glimpse into a side of food I never really understood before. You will CRAVE authentic, tasty Italian food after seeing this show.” SF Fringe Festival 5 Star Review.

KISS MY BOOTH, is a natural product of Doggett’s business as an Italian Importer. Every year, she participates in Fancy Food Shows in San Francisco and New York, a surreal environment offering strange and quirky personalities, including booth "babes" and buyers with a mixed variety of motives for showing interest in her products. Doggett depicts the stress, the humor and the competitiveness of working these shows, all the while hoping that the perfect buyer will come in and place orders for her pasta.

Ann Randolph’s
SQUEEZE BOX

A change of dates:
EXTENDED Starting September 13

Marsh Main Stage

Saturday at 5pm
Sunday at 7pm

Ann Randolph, One Woman Wonder — SF Chronicle
http://www.sfgate.com

“Hilarious and generally outrageous... a natural-born performer with a veteran's chops
... a quiet sense of the miraculous— Bay Guardian

"When I first saw [Squeeze Box], I was deeply moved. Ann Randolph's amazing work, both as a writer and fellow performer, touched my heart and my mind so profoundly that I felt it belonged on the New York stage." — Anne Bancroft

"She goes in and out of these characters. She's a bit of a genius. I've been around, and I haven't seen so much talent in one person since I married Anne Bancroft. I've got to say that these are two great Anns, and I am glad that they hooked up together." — Mel Brooks

"Rubber faced Randolph is wickedly hysterical." — Los Angeles Times

"Randolph allows us to see ourselves in and among people who seem utterly removed from our urban existence." — LA Weekly

With pathos and humor, Randolph skillfully weaves together stories about working in a women's homeless shelter and the pursuit of true love. Her painfully funny portraits of the shelter's residents, and hilarious account of her hiking trip with Harold the accordionist, man of her dreams, are beautifully drawn in this poignant tale about finding dignity and grace in unusual places.