Thick House (San Francisco, CA)
Samuel Pepys: A Life Worth Living is a world premiere play based on the diaries of the famed Englishman who rose from poverty to become a member of Parliament. Pepys left behind a wealth of memories about Elizabethan society that form the basis for this play.
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The last date listed for Samuel Pepys: A Life Worth Living was Sunday September 18, 2005 / 5:00pm. (view all dates)
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Thick House is an intimate theater located on San Francisco's Potrero Hill.
Born to an impoverished family in 1633, Samuel Pepys rose above his class to become a member of Parliament. In his diaries, which today exist as one of the most comprehensive records of Elizabethan society, he captures such remarkably moments in history such as the Great London Fire and the Black Death. Join Thick House as the diary comes to life onstage and a long-past era is reawakened in this world premiere play. Part of Thick Description's 2005 Presenting Program.
