San Francisco Playhouse

Name: San Francisco Playhouse
Address: 450 Post Street, San Francisco, CA, 94102, US
Telephone: (415) 677-9596
Price range: $$$
Rating: 4.4

Intimate theater magic in a classic, modern SF venue.

4.4(5 reviews)

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San Francisco Playhouse is a performing arts theater and event venue at 450 Post St, San Francisco, near Union Square. It earns praise for an intimate setting that makes audiences feel part of the show, high production quality, and friendly staff. The space blends classic theater charm with modern touches, features a lobby bar and all-gender restrooms, and supports online ticketing for a convenient night out.

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450 Post St, San Francisco, CA 94102, USA

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450 Post Street

San Francisco, CA, 94102

(415) 677-9596 www.sfplayhouse.org/

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Services

Live Theater Productions

Intimate, high-quality performances of plays and musicals in a classic theater setting with modern touches.

Event Venue Rental

Host private events, corporate functions, or special gatherings in our unique Union Square location with bar services.

Ticketing and Box Office

Convenient online ticket purchases and in-person support for smooth show planning and seating arrangements.

Lobby Bar Services

Enjoy drinks and snacks at our bar before or during intermissions to enhance your theater experience.

Accessible Seating

Offering options like orchestra and balcony seating, with recommendations for optimal viewing and hearing.

4.40 · 5 reviews

Overall rating

Rhett Burden

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· 6 months ago

What a gem in Union Square! Caught Into The Woods at SF Playhouse and was blown away by the whole experience. The intimate setting makes you feel like you’re part of the show. The production quality was top-notch, and you could really appreciate the talent of the cast in such a close space. The venue itself has this cool, classic theater vibe with modern touches. Staff was friendly and the whole operation runs smoothly. If you’re looking for quality theater without the huge auditorium feel, this is your spot. Already planning my next visit.

David R.

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· 7 months ago

Into the woods was presented very well. The actors sang great and the stage set was well done. The building is very old. They need more bathrooms, I don't like the small shared bathroom (all gender) that was the ladies room. I recommend going to the bathroom before you get here.

M S

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· 8 months ago

Our seats was in the rear of the balcony and I couldn’t see about 30% of the time. It was very difficult to hear about half the time. The play was Noises Off and was reported to be quite the comedy. But if you can’t hear or see well it’s not so funny. If you can’t get seats in the first 2 or 3 rows of the balcony, don’t sit in the balcony. The actors really were great from what I could see. It was VERY long. Would have been nice to have some explanation of the format of this play in the program. Wikipedia was a big help after the fact.

Liann Amagan

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· 9 months ago

The SF Playhouse is located within a hotel around Union Square in SF. Not too hard to locate, you go in past the lobby and up the stairs or take the elevator to the 2nd floor. I always purchase my tickets online. I’ve sat lower and more recently for Noises Off sat in the Orchestra. It’s a little bit tight but an overall good view. The plays I’ve seen there are great, comfortable, and you can hear well. They have a bar in the lobby and gender neutral restrooms. There’s some street parking surrounding and there are also parking garages. Would recommend catching a show here if you’re in the area!

Lady T.

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· 1 year ago

Orpheum Theatre, a historic performing arts venue at 1192 Market St in San Francisco, hosts diverse productions with strong sound and vivid set design. Reviewers praise the beautiful interior, comfortable seating for bigger bodies and taller patrons, and easy transit access. Edge seats may limit visibility, but overall it's a welcoming, memorable experience.

4.8(5)

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