Press Room
New Conservatory Theatre Center is San Francisco’s premier LGBTQI and Allied performing arts institution and progressive arts education conservatory since 1981. NCTC is renowned for its diverse range of innovative, high quality productions and shows for families.
Please explore this page for current press releases and photographs. For press tickets, interviews, and additional information, please contact:
April Culver, Marketing & Press Manager
(415) 694-6156
Press Releases
- NCTC Announces 2018-19 Season download pdf >
- Tony Award-Winning Avenue Q Returns To NCTC This Holiday Season download pdf >
- NCTC Presents International LGBTQ Love Story, CARDBOARD PIANO download pdf >
- NCTC presents Fête Fatale, 2018 Season Gala Celebrating Master of Camp, CHARLES BUSCH download pdf >
- New Conservatory Theatre Center presents beautiful and brutal drama, LATE COMPANY download pdf >
- NCTC Presents SF Premiere of Campy and Glamorous RED SCARE ON SUNSET download pdf >
Press Kits
- Late Company >
- Avenue Q 18-19 >
- Cardboard Piano >
- Red Scare on Sunset >
- Fête Fatale >
- 18-19 Season Announcement >
Image Gallery
- Photo by Lois Tema.
- Photo by Lois Tema.
- Mason's Bar. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Mason's Bar. Photo by Lois Tema.
- 25 Van Ness Ave. 5x7. Photo by Lois Tema
- 25 Van Ness Ave. 8x10 Photo by Lois Tema.
- 25 Van Ness Ave. 7x10. Photo by Lois Tema.
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- Kamren Mahaney as Rob, the Republican. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Kate and Princeton's budding romance is overshadowed by the arrival of Lucy the Slut. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Roommates Rod and Nicky have an unconventional relationship. Photo by Lois Tema.
- NCTC's Avenue Q puppets invite you to join their holiday party. Photo by Lois Tema.
- L to R: Adiel (Gabriella Momah) and Chris (Megan Timpane) share a stolen moment together. Photo by Lois Tema.
- L to R: Chris (Megan Timpane) listens as Pika (Howard Johnson) recounts the horrors of war he has seen. Photo by Lois Tema.
- L to R: Paul (Dane Troy*) sermonizes while his wife, Ruth (Gabriella Momah) listens. Photo by Lois Tema. *Appears through the courtesy of Actors' Equity Association, the Union ofProfessional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
- L to R: Ruth (Gabriella Momah) and Francis (Howard Johnson) try to make sense of the situation as Chris (Megan Timpane) confronts Paul (Dane Troy*). Photo by Lois Tema. *Appears through the courtesy of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the United States.
- Child soldier, Pika (Howard Johnson), is looking for an escape. Photo by Lois Tema.
- R to L: Adiel (Gabriella Momah) and Chris (Megan Timpane) in a forbidden embrace. Photo by Lois Tema.
- R to L: Child-soldier, Pika (Howard Johnson) looks on as Adiel (Gabriella Momah) and Chris (Megan Timpane) share a stolen moment. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Child soldier, Pika (Howard Johnson), evolves from a care-free kid to a battle-hardened fighter. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured: Charles Busch. Photo by Michael Wakefield.
- L to R: Best friends Mary Dale (J. Conrad Frank) and Pat Pilford (Nancy French) are aghast at the political dealings of Hollywood. Photo by Lois Tema.
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- L to R: Best friends Pat Pilford (Nancy French) and Mary Dale (J. Conrad Frank) fight communists on Pat's radio show. Photo by Lois Tema.
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- L to R: Frank Taggart (Kyle Goldman) and Mary Dale (J. Conrad Frank) struggle to save their marriage. Photo by Lois Tema.
, Bertram Barker (Joe Wicht), and Mitchell Drake (Robert Molossi) taunt Frank Taggart (Kyle Goldman). Photo by Lois Tema..jpg)
- L to R: Marta Towers (Baily Hopkins), Bertram Barker (Joe Wicht), and Mitchell Drake (Robert Molossi) taunt Frank Taggart (Kyle Goldman). Photo by Lois Tema.
, Marta Towers (Baily Hopkins), Mary Dale (J. Conrad Frank), and RG Benson (David Bicha) get to the bottom of things. Photo by Lois Tema..jpg)
- L to R: Yetta Felson (Kyle Dayrit), Marta Towers (Baily Hopkins), Mary Dale (J. Conrad Frank), and RG Benson (David Bicha) get to the bottom of things. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Silver screen star, Mary Dale (J. Conrad Frank) is horrified to find that Communism has come knocking at her own front door. Photo by Lois Tema.
- L to R: Mary Dale (J.Conrad Frank), her husband Frank Taggart (Kyle Goldman), their houseboy Malcolm (Kyle Dayrit), and Mary's best friend Pat Pilford (Nancy French) fight the threat of communism of Hollywood soil.Photo by Lois Tema.
- Mary Dale's (J. Conrad Frank) husband, Frank Taggart (Kyle Goldman) is not all that he seems. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Movie star Mary Dale (J. Conrad Frank) loves her husband Frank Taggart (Kyle Goldman), but Mary's best friend, Pat Pilford (Nancy French) thinks there's something fishy about Frank. Photo by Lois Tema.
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- Silver-screen star Mary Dale (J. Conrad Frank) wonders if she can trust her leading-man husband, Frank Taggart (Kyle Goldman). Houseboy Malcolm (Kyle Dayrit) eavesdrops. Photo by Lois Tema.
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