SF Neo-Futurists' The Infinite Wrench

See the show the SF Chronicle calls one of "22 San Francisco things everyone must do!” 50 weekends a year, the critically-acclaimed San Francisco Neo-Futurists present The Infinite Wrench, an attempt to perform 30 bite-sized plays in a frantic race against the clock, in an order determined by you, the audience. Each week, the ensemble offers up new plays ranging from the personal, to the political, to the profoundly WTF, all truthful and inspired by the lived experiences of the performers. With The Infinite Wrench, the SF Neo-Futurists promise to break the fourth wall and maybe your heart but never your wallet. We hear it’s a great first date, too.

Please note that shows on first Saturdays of the month are mask-mandatory! For other shows, masks are encouraged but not required. For more information, see .

Online ticket sales close 45 minutes prior to showtime for each performance. Tickets are also available for purchase at the door for $13 + the roll of a 6-sided die. We reserve a few tickets for walk-ups at every performance.

Please note:

• There is no late seating. Please arrive early.
• The Infinite Wrench is all ages. However, any given performance may contain cursing and "adult" themes. If you have questions about show content, email aW5mbyB8IHNmbmVvZnV0dXJpc3RzICEgY29t.
• Accessibility: 447 Minna is an ADA-accessible buildings with all-gender, ADA-accessible restrooms. If you have any questions about access, please email aW5mbyB8IHNmbmVvZnV0dXJpc3RzICEgY29t.
• COVID Policy: At most shows, audience members are strongly encouraged to wear a mask but not required. We can provide a mask if you don't have one. On first Saturdays of each month, audience members are required to wear a KN95 mask or equivalent. (We may invite select audience members to unmask for plays that involve audience participation.) You can read more about this on our website's page on Accessibility.

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