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A.C.T.'s award-winning conservatory presents a wide array of productions each year, featuring some of the brightest and most creative performers in the country. 

The winner of this item will receive a complimentary ticket voucher for two tickets to any A.C.T. preview performance at The Geary Theater, The Strand Theater, The Rueff, or the Costume Shop! 

Expiration Date: November 25, 2017

Did you know?

Denzel Washington, Annette Bening, Elizabeth Banks, and Benjamin Bratt are just a few notable alumni of the A.C.T. Master of Fine Arts Program. 

A.C.T. launched its Student Matinee (SMAT) program in 1968. Since then, more than half a million students have seen A.C.T. productions. 

A.C.T. won the 1979 Regional Theatre Tony Award for theatrical achievement and excellence in repertory performance and actor training. Look for it in a case on the house left stairs leading up to the balcony. 

Tony Kushner's Pulitzer Prize–winning Angels in America, which played in 1994–95, was the longest-running and most successful production in A.C.T. history. 

Molière's comedy Tartuffe was the first show performed on the A.C.T. mainstage in 1967. 

The lower-level lobby of the American Conservatory Theater, Fred's Columbia Room, is named for Fred Geick, A.C.T.'s late, beloved doorman, who greeted patrons for more than 30 years with a cheerful "Hello, governor" or "Good evening, madame." 

The chandelier inside the theater is the original fixture from 1910. It contains 400 forty-watt bulbs, each of which must be replaced by hand. 

A.C.T.'s annual production of A Christmas Carol features a multigenerational cast, including almost two dozen Young Conservatory students and the entire third-year class of the Master of Fine Arts Program. 

Prominent alumni of the A.C.T. Young Conservatory include Milo Ventimiglia, Wynona Ryder, Nicolas Cage, and Darren Criss, who currently has a recurring role on the hit television series Glee. 

OUT with A.C.T., celebrating its tenth anniversary this season, was the first dedicated LGBT night at a Bay Area arts organization. 

A.C.T.'s popular Audience Exchange series began in 1994 when David Mamet's Oleanna sparked animated audience discussions after the show.

Item Special Note

Tickets are subject to availability and excluding Premiere Orchestra seating. Schedule information may be obtained by calling the box office at (415) 749 - 2228 or by visiting www.act-sf.org.

The Geary Theater

415 Geary Street

San Francisco, CA 94102

Box Office Walk-up hours

Monday-Friday 12-6 PM or curtain*

Saturday 12-4 PM or curtain*

Box Office Phone hours

Monday-Friday 10-6 PM or curtain*

Saturday 12-4 PM or curtain*

*Please check performance schedule for curtain times.

The Strand Theater

1127 Market Street

San Francisco, CA 94103

The Costume Shop

1117 Market Street

San Francisco, CA 94102