Free

Become a Member & Go Out More in:

Beautiful Thing: a Gay Love Story from New Conservatory Theatre Center

New Conservatory Theatre Center (25 Van Ness Avenue (at Market) San Francisco, CA 94102)
Beautifulthing-101909
Full Price:
$24.00 - $36.00
Our Price:
$10.00 - $18.00*
3.7 by 28 members
Pin It
Beautiful Thing is the story of two working class London teenage boys who fall in love, the shy Jamie and the charming and handsome next door neighbor, Ste. The boys' attraction to one another is quickened by Ste's difficult home life and the well-meaning intentions of Jamie's mother. Her love and patience are tested as she finds out the truth about the boys' unexpected relationship.

* Additional fees apply.

All offers for Beautiful Thing have expired.

The last date listed for Beautiful Thing was Sunday January 3, 2010 / 2:00pm.

Currently at New Conservatory Theatre Center:

Story-of-my-life

The Story of My Life, a Broadway Musical About Friendship

Full Price:
$25.00 - $36.00
Our Price:
$12.50 - $18.00

The New Conservatory Theatre Center presents the San Francisco premiere of The Story of My Life, a funny and deeply moving musical about lifelong best friends Alvin and Thomas. As time tests the bonds of their relationship, best-selling author Thomas calls on the only resource he has -- his own stories of Alvin -- to figure out where things went wrong. Nominated for four 2009 Drama Desk awards, including Outstanding Musical, The Story of My Life pays tribute to the power of friendship, the personal cost of success, and the choices we make at the turning points of our lives. Dennis Lickteig directs. Learn More

25 Van Ness Avenue (at Market)
San Francisco, CA 94102
415-861-8972 (box office)
1316751nctc_front

Goldstar Member Tips

  • on What to Wear
    Casual dress
  • on Where to Park
    Meters are free after 6pm around the building.
  • on Where to Eat
    Full bar and snacks available. Can take drinks into the show.
7 More Tips

Goldstar Member Reviews

147
Rating_3_0
Not a bad gay story but not of much interest to others. Predictable storyline. Accents were hard on the ear.
Written on Nov 30 2009

report as inappropriate

  • 0
  • 0
  • 0
Missing_member_pic_grid_2_1
Rating_2_0
Poorly acted, poorly directed, poorly lit. The play itself might have some value, but this production doesn't.
Rent the movie!!
Written on Nov 14 2009

report as inappropriate

  • 1
  • 1
  • 0
Missing_member_pic_grid_2_1
Rating_4_0
I thought the acting was good and the characters absolutely believable. The staging was a little problematic in terms of seeing anything that was taking place in the bedroom scenes. The most tender and touching moments took place here and it was disappointing that most of the audience could only see glimpses of it.
Written on Nov 12 2009

report as inappropriate

  • 1
  • 1
  • 0
Me_by_me
Rating_4_0
I enjoyed the show. I have not seen the movie or any other production of this show. I thought the accents were not as good as they should have been. The acting was pretty good throughout. The young girl was excellent. The actor who played the mother's boyfriend sounded like he was just reading lines, without any passion. I liked the way they handled the bedroom bed, but it made it hard to see some of the intimate action at the end of the play. I can't wait to see the movie, and see what it's supposed to be.
Written on Dec 18 2009

report as inappropriate

  • 0
  • 0
  • 0
All Reviews

More Information About Beautiful Thing

Website

http://www.nctcsf.org/press_room/beautiful_thing/beautiful_thing.htm

Description

This ten-year anniversary production of the NCTC West Coast stage premiere tells the timeless story about two working class London teenage boys who fall in love.

This tender and funny love story, set in a South London housing project, tells the tale of Jamie Engel, a shy young man and Ste, his charming and handsome next door neighbor. The boys’ attraction to one another is quickened by Ste's difficult home life and the well-meaning intentions of Jamie's Mum, Sandra. Her love and patience are tested as she finds out the truth about the boys' unexpected relationship. A screen adaptation of the play was released in 1996.

CAST: Gigi Benson, Ben Carver, Subhra Prakash, Brant Rotnem, Cory Tallman