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Downtown High School: The Fallin' City

Written and performed by students in Downtown High School's Acting for Critical Transformations Project
Directed by Reyna Brown, Robert Coverdell, and Charmaine Shuford

Dec 9, 2022

THE STRAND THEATER

Downtown High School: The Fallin' City

Dec 9, 2022

Friday, December 9 at 2 p.m. and 6 p.m.

A.C.T.’s Education and Community Programs Department and Downtown High School’s Acting for Critical Transformations Project present an original piece of theater written and performed by the students. This performance brings students’ learning, research, personal journeys, and perspectives to life at A.C.T.'s Strand Theater.

American Conservatory Theater and Downtown High School present The Fallin’ City.

As rent increases and housing becomes less affordable, we see how this changes our communities and who’s in them. As we increasingly experience more days of extreme heat, we need to think about what steps we need to take to protect those most at risk. How can we shift the direction the city is currently going in before we lose some of our most valuable communities?

Limited audience capacity. RSVP now to reserve your seats!

Creative

Students in Downtown High School's Acting for Critical Transformations Project

Writers and Performers

Reyna Brown, Robert Coverdell, and Charmaine Shuford

Directors

Natalie Greene

Producer

Mike Anderburg

Production Manager

Kaitlin Weinstein and Brianna Clark

Stage Managers

Kathryn C. Gubler

Lighting Design

Tyler Mark

Board Operator

Additional Support

Andre Douglass, Vivian Sming, Lucy Gosline-Ratliff, Tony Manalo, 826 Valencia tutors and volunteers, and A.C.T. Education & Community Programs team members Alejandra Maria Rivas, Juan Manzo, and Shannon R. Davis.

Bill Graham Memorial Foundation, Jewels of Charity Inc., The San Francisco Foundation, The Sato Foundation, The Shubert Foundation, and Martin Tannenbaum/Gerald B. Rosenstein Estate