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The Sugar Witch, a Southern Gothic Tale, from New Conservatory Theatre Center

New Conservatory Theatre Center, at Market (25 Van Ness Avenue San Francisco, CA 94102)
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A Florida family confronts madness, truth and the destructive legacy of racism as the spirits of the dead walk the dark swamp, haunting the hearts of all who reside there. Dark family secrets are revealed, and unusual passions are ignited.

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The last date listed for The Sugar Witch was Sunday April 4, 2010 / 2:00pm.

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New Conservatory Theatre Center
at Market,
25 Van Ness Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94102
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415-861-8972 (box office)
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    Full bar and snacks available. Can take drinks into the show.
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    Arrive 15 minutes early - you may not get seated if you arrive after the show has started
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25 Goldstar Member Reviews

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Simple predictable storyline but with a twist and GREAT acting. The lead "Sugar Witch" was perfect in her role. The set was also perfict. It never changed yet it was always adding believability to the setting and story line.
Written on Apr 05 2010

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Southern but not really that gothic. Yeah, maybe one of the best things NCT has done recently but if you are only going to NCT you need to get out more! This would have mede a much better 80 to 90 minute production--not enough content to fill 2 hours. Sugar Witch's speech in latter part of act 2 was great for both acting and content. If only they had this kind of fire (acting, direction and content) for the whole production!
Written on Mar 15 2010

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I enjoyed this production. The story was intriguing and the acting was very good. Very comfortable theater although not full and that was disappointing.
Written on Apr 03 2010

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Like others have said, I think this is the best NCTC production in a couple of years. It plays to their strengths and provides a venue for gay-themed theater that is desired and needed. The set is great, and the lead performers (esp. the women) are terrific. I would like to see more plays like this at NCTC and less repeats of main-stage, B'Way productions that have already been done a number of times in the Bay Area (like the upcoming "Masterclass" or the recent "Doubt')
Written on Mar 25 2010

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More Information About The Sugar Witch

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

Quotes & Highlights

  • "Intriguing...Chilling." --San Francisco Chronicle

Description

SF Premiere
Written by Nathan Sanders
Directed by Dennis Lickteig
Decker Theatre

Cast: A.J. Davenport, William Giammona, Amelia Mulkey, Kendra Owens, Michael Phillis & Jay Smith