The theater offers Listen LT-800, LR-400, and LA-165 assisted listening devices, which operate on 72 MHz.
The theater originally opened in 1926 as an auditorium for Commerce High School. After the school closed in 1952, it was repurposed as a public performing arts venue, hosting notable performers such as Allen Ginsburg, Jim Morrison, and the Pickle Family Circus. It was later used as a courthouse before being restored and reopened in 2013.
The theater hosts a wide variety of performances and programs, including conversations with notable figures, comedy shows, and podcast recordings. The theater's founder was known for her ability to attract compelling and diverse figures to the stage.
The theater has a vintage/historical feel and is located in the heart of San Francisco, making it easy to grab a drink or snack before or after a show. The theater's sound and lighting systems are also highly praised.
Attendees can expect a gracious and delightful hosting experience, with helpful staff and easy access to seats. The theater is also known for its excellent line up of performances and events.
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