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 Celebrates 40th Anniversary With Exhilarating New Season, Including Three World Premieres download pdf >
- New Conservatory Theatre Center presents touchingly candid Tony Award-winning musical, FUN HOME download pdf >
- NCTC announces Martin Sherman’s Sweeping Tale Of A May-December Romance, GENTLY DOWN THE STREAM download pdf >
- New Conservatory Theatre Center Partners with TigerBear Productions to Present Harrison David Rivers’ HOLD ME THE FORGOTTEN WAY, a National Queer Micromonologue Collaboration download pdf >
- New Conservatory Theatre Center announces IN GOOD COMPANY new episodic podcast series based on real artist experiences download pdf >
- New Conservatory Theatre Center Announces Season 2 Of IN GOOD COMPANY, Episodic Podcast Series Based On Real Artist Experiences download pdf >
- NCTC announces World Premiere Stage Adaptation Of Harrison David Rivers’ Critically Acclaimed INTERLUDE download pdf >
- New Conservatory Theatre Center Announces Miranda Rose Hall’s Provocative Exploration Of Love And Sex In PLOT POINTS IN OUR SEXUAL DEVELOPMENT download pdf >
- New Conservatory Theatre Center Announces Special Pride Extension for TRANSNATIONAL CABARET, a Triumphant Celebration Of The Trans Experience download pdf >
- NCTC presents Triumphant Celebration Of The Trans Experience In TRANSNATIONAL CABARET download pdf >
Press Kits
- Gently Down the Stream >
- Plot Points in Our Sexual Development >
- In Good Company Season 2 >
- Hold Me The Forgotten Way >
- TransNational Cabaret >
- In Good Company >
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.
- Pictured: Beau (Donald Currie) finds himself surround by memories of his past. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured L to R: Rufus (Daniel Redmond) and Beau (Donald Currie) come together in spite of their differences. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured L to R: Beau (Donald Currie) and Rufus (Daniel Redmond) have a whirlwind affair which blossoms into an unconventional relationship. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured L to R: Rufus (Daniel Redmond)and Beau (Donald Currie) find harmony in their relationship, which is soon disturbed by Harry (Sal Mattos).
- Francisco Rodriguez (Javier)
- Pictured: Jesse (Donald Ray Antoine) absorbs the silence of a Kansas night. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured R to L: Jesse (Donald Ray Antoine) unpacks boxes from his past in the basement of his childhood home. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured L to R: Sheryl (Jan Hunter) finds a moment of connection with her son Jesse (Donald Ray Antoine). Photo by Lois Tema.
- Picture L to R: Sheryl (Jan Hunter) comforts her son Jesse (Donald Ray Antoine). Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured: Jesse (Donald Ray Antoine) listens to tapes he recorded throughout his childhood. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured: Jesse (Donald Ray Antoine) contemplates the vastness of a Kansas night sky. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured: Jesse (Donald Ray Antoine) thinks back on all the moments of his childhood recorded on tape. Photo by Lois Tema.
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- Pictured L to R: Sheryl (Jan Hunter) struggles to connect with her son Jesse (Donald Ray Antoine). Photo by Lois Tema.
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- Pictured: Sheryl (Jan Hunter) tries to solve the mystery of her son. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured L to R: Theo (Ezra Reaves) and Cecily (Akaina Ghosh) hold on to each other as they revisit their pasts. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured: Cecily (Akaina Ghosh) and Theo (Ezra Reaves) look back at their awkward-messy-tender- wonderful-heartbreaking pasts to understand the meaning of true intimacy. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured L to R: Cecily (Akaina Ghosh) and Theo (Ezra Reaves) struggle to find the meaning of true intimacy. Photo by Lois Tema.
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