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
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Press Releases
- NCTC Announces 2022-23 Season, Including Two World Premieres And The Return Of The Kinsey Sicks download pdf >
- MUSKETEERS! Rallies In NCTC’s High School Performance Ensemble Production download pdf >
- New Conservatory Theatre Center Announces Melodious 40th Birthday Celebration In The Form Of A Musical Revue, ENCORE download pdf >
- NCTC Announces Rolling World Premiere Of A Contemporary Queer Fantasia, PREP PLAY, OR BLUE PARACHUTE By Yilong Liu download pdf >
- NCTC announces Special Refugees International Benefit Performance Of Colman Domingo’s DOT download pdf >
- New Conservatory Theatre Center announces Colman Domingo’s Touching And Offbeat Family Dramedy, DOT download pdf >
- New Conservatory Theatre Center announces World Premiere Of Dipika Guha’s Coming-Of-Age Travelogue, GETTING THERE download pdf >
- NCTC announces Martin Sherman’s Sweeping Tale Of A May-December Romance, GENTLY DOWN THE STREAM 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 >
- NCTC announces World Premiere Stage Adaptation Of Harrison David Rivers’ Critically Acclaimed INTERLUDE download pdf >
- New Conservatory Theatre Center Announces Season 2 Of IN GOOD COMPANY, Episodic Podcast Series Based On Real Artist Experiences download pdf >
- New Conservatory Theatre Center announces IN GOOD COMPANY new episodic podcast series based on real artist experiences download pdf >
Press Kits
- Musketeers >
- 22-23 Season Announcement >
- Encore >
- PrEP Play, or Blue Parachute >
- Dot >
- Getting There >
- Gently Down the Stream >
- Plot Points in Our Sexual Development >
- Interlude >
- In Good Company >
Image Gallery
- Pictured L to R: Kimberly Ridgeway, Marcus J. Paige, Greg Ayers, and Juanita Harris. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured L to R: Greg Ayers, Marcus J. Paige, Juanita Harris, and Lore Gonzales. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured L to R: The Shealy siblings, Donnie (Marcus J. Paige), Shelly (Kimberly Ridgeway) and Averie (Brittany Nicole Sims). Photo by Lois Tema
- Pictured L to R: Sisters Averie (Brittany Nicole Sims) and Shelly (Kimberly Ridgeway) rarely see eye to eye. Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured L to R: William Giammona, Catalina Kumiski, Anthony Rollins-Mullens*, Jacqueline De Muro, and McKay Elwood. Photo by Lois Tema. *Appears courtesy of Actor's Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the U.S.
- Pictured L to R: William Giammona, McKay Elwood, and Anthony Rollins-Mullens*. Photo by Lois Tema. *Appears courtesy of Actor's Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the U.S.
- Pictured: Anthony Rollins-Mullens*. Photo by Lois Tema. *Appears courtesy of Actor's Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the U.S.
- Pictured L to R: Jacqueline De Muro, William Giammona, McKay Elwood, Catalina Kumiski, and Anthony Rollins-Mullens*. Photo by Lois Tema. *Appears courtesy of Actor's Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the U.S.
- Pictured L to R: Anthony Rollins-Mullens* and McKay Elwood. Photo by Lois Tema. *Appears courtesy of Actor's Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the U.S.
- Pictured L to R: McKay Elwood, Catalina Kumiski, Anthony Rollins-Mullens*, Jacqueline De Muro, and William Giammona. Photo by Lois Tema. *Appears courtesy of Actor's Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the U.S
- Pictured L to R: McKay Elwood, Catalina Kumiski, Anthony Rollins-Mullens*, William Giammona, and Jacqueline De Muro. Photo by Lois Tema. *Appears courtesy of Actor's Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the U.S.
- Pictured L to R: McKay Elwood, Anthony Rollins-Mullens*, William Giammona, Jacqueline De Muro, and Catalina Kumiski. Photo by Lois Tema. *Appears courtesy of Actor's Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the U.S.
- Pictured L to R: Anthony Rollins-Mullens*, Catalina Kumiski, Jacqueline De Muro, William Giammona, and McKay Elwood. Photo by Lois Tema. *Appears courtesy of Actor's Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers in the U.S.
- Pictured: Musketeers Athos (David Romero), Aramis (Arthur Allison), and Porthos (Michael Henkle-Kawa). Photo by Stephanie Temple.
- Pictured: Musketeers Aramis (Arthur Allison), Porthos (Michael Henkle-Kawa), and Athos (David Romero) face off with Richie (Romeo Beutter). Photo by Stephanie Temple.
- Pictured L to R: Agent 701 (Akaina Ghosh), Bryant (Matt Weimer), and Erik (James Aaron Oh). Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured L to R: Bryant (Matt Weimer), Erik (James Aaron Oh), and Jared (Troy Rockett). Photo by Lois Tema.
- Pictured L to R: Agent 701 (Akaina Ghosh), Erik (James Aaron Oh), Bryant (Matt Weimer), and Jared (Troy Rockett). Photo by Lois Tema.