Never silent, always revolutionary

"America's Foremost Theatre of Political Satire."

After a 2 year hiatus of live performances, the Mime Troupe returns to doing what we love and do best!

FREE Political Musical Theater in Bay Area and Northern California parks!
We open our 63rd Season with a brand new musical.

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BACK TO THE WAY THINGS WERE features a five person cast that includes veteran SF Mime Troupe collective member Keiko Shimosato Carreiro as Book; she is joined by Andre Amarotico as Emerson; Lizzie Calogero as Alice; Norman Gee as Ralph; and Alicia M. P. Nelson as Zoe.
 
And the amazing SFMT Band featuring Will Durkee (Guitars), Daniel Savio (Keyboards), and Jason Young (Drums).

Opening weekend starts on July 2nd & 3rd at Cedar Rose Park in Berkeley and continues on Monday July 4th at Dolores Park in the Mission in San Francisco.

For a complete schedule click here!

Listen to some previews of songs from the show!

Tales of the Resistance Volume 1 & 2 Original Soundtrack Available Now!

The soundtrack includes 56 tracks in total of original music created by the San Francisco Mime Troupe. Such as the themes from ‘Jade, For Hire!’, ‘Novice Nurse Susie Terse!’, ‘Dimension 2020’, ‘Mysterious Mysteries!’, and ‘JAILBREAK!’. Also including instrumental versions of the open and closing credits, as well as solo instrument versions of ‘Land Of The Free?’ and alternative versions of jingles like ‘Day Drinking’.

Get ready to relive the amazing music of ‘Tales of the Resistance’ or experience it for the first time! And as always, the same as our shows in the park all of this content will be the same price, FREE!

Please enjoy the soundtrack and if you are able to make a donation to help us create more of this kind of wonderful art please donate!

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PARA LAS ROSAS Mural Restoration

Help Restore the Para las Rosas Mural on the San Francisco Mime Troupe Building

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Interviews and video created and edited by Adam Chin!

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Along with the San Francisco Mime Troupe, this project is comprised of a community organization of artists, actors, organizers and art lovers, committed to restoring the Para las Rosas Juana Alícia’s 1985 mural Para las Rosas (For the Roses) on the facade of the San Francisco Mime Troupe Building. Our core team includes the artist, Juana Alícia, Mime Troupe General Manager Ellen Callas, San Francisco Heritage's Kerri Young, and Mime Troupe Board Member, Susan Segal. Brava for Women in the Arts is our fiscal sponsor for city and foundation grants.

STATEMENT ON VACCINATION

THE SAN FRANCISCO MIME TROUPE STANDS FIRMLY IN SUPPORT OF GETTING VACCINATED TO COMBAT THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC. THIS IS NOT BECAUSE WE ARE "SHEEPLE" OR "SHILLS FOR BIG PHARMA." WE CONTINUE TO HAVE A HEALTHY DISTRUST OF AUTHORITY. THE FACT REMAINS THAT WE ARE IN A PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY, AND WE SUPPORT SCIENTIFICALLY-BACKED MEASURES TO SAVE LIVES, REDUCE THE STRESS ON EMERGENCY RESPONSE SYSTEMS, AND GET BACK TO SEEING LIVE THEATRE. WE ARE ALL VACCINATED. YOU SHOULD BE TOO.
[AND YOUR MASK GOES OVER YOUR NOSE.]

The MimeCast!

The MimeCast is a series of biographical podcast interviews of current and veteran members of the Tony and OBIE award-winning San Francisco Mime Troupe which focus on their personal stories before their time with SFMT, their development as artists, and their lives in general.

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Hosted by SFMT member Michael Gene Sullivan

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Click here for list of MimeCasts!
 

~ First ~
The San Francisco Mime Troupe acknowledges that, wherever we are performing, in every park or theatre, the Troupe is always performing on stolen land. Miwok, Washo, Pomo, Ohlone, Costanoan, Chumash, and so many more.
 
The Troupe also continues to stand in solidarity with those across the country protesting the brutal, violent, and systemic injustice inflicted upon Black Americans, the racist violence perpetrated upon Asian-Americans, and the xenophobic, hysterical oppression of our immigrant population.

To live without fear of death by the hands of police, to live without fear of death at the hands of domestic terrorists, to live without fear of economic oppression based on race - these are all things any American should be able to take for granted.
 
But the atrocities that are the root of those fears are baked into the foundations of this country. 

We know that the United States was founded on stolen land, stolen labor, and that our institutions, the police specifically, were designed to maintain the inequality that benefits the owner class.

We encourage you, our audience, to always be part of the revolutionary solutions to support the serious goal of dismantling white and Capitalist supremacy.