Never silent, always revolutionary
"America's Foremost Theatre of Political Satire."
Our Treasured mural, Para Las Rosas / For the Roses created by Juana Alicia needs your help! Sadly, over the years the mural's colors have faded but Juana Alicia has agreed to restore and preserve this historic work of art using new techniques and longer lasting paints.
This month, Juana Alicia has given us all a glimpse of the future mural by restoring the section depicting comedian Lenny Bruce. Lenny Bruce was only one of the many great artists who recorded at 855 when it was the original location of the Fantasy Records studio from 1959 to 1964.
Portrait of Juana Alicia & Yano Rivera by DavidAllenStudio.com © 2021
Because our good friends at Brava! for Women in the Arts! are acting as fiscal sponsors for the Para las Rosas Mural Restoration Project, your generous tax-deductible gift will be linked directly to their website when you click on this donate button.
We thank them for their support in these fundraising efforts.
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.
Hosted by SFMT member Michael Gene Sullivan
~ 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.
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