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The Polly Klaas Community Theater is a 100 seat theater which is perfect for intimate audience sizes. It is the ideal facility for performing artists, poetry and book readings, civic engagement, lectures and educational presentations.

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Thank you to our community for making this renovation possible!   Play this video to watch the construction progression and learn more about the project.

By providing a venue for vibrant, inclusive and diverse programming, we build a better understanding of each other through personal expression and the arts.

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The Polly Klaas Community Theater Renovation will finally honor the life of Polly Klaas, and create a vibrant community resource for our local youth.

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If ever, oh ever, a Movie Night there was, this movie night is one because, because, it’s an awesome time at the theater for a FREE family movie night showing of The Wizard of Oz! As always, we’ll have popcorn and beverages available and a fun place for the family to hang for the evening. Doors open at 6 and the show starts at 6:30, so come dressed as your favorite character and take a nostalgic walk down the Yellow Brick Road! #pkct #pkctfamilymovienight #wizardofoz
Sandcastle Theater returns for another night of Adventure, Magic and FUN! This is a FREE Family event – We hope to see you there! Thank you, Sandcastle Theater for your partnership in performing arts for youth!
NEXT THURSDAY, 5/9! Come dressed as your favorite Oz character, and join us for our monthly family movie night to watch the classic 1939 film The Wizard of Oz. This event is free so no tickets necessary and all ages are welcome. Concessions will also be available for purchase. We hope to see you all there! #pkctmovienight #wizardofoz #communitytheater #familyevents
Andrew Conti who grew up in the Bay Area, was a talented musician and artist, and grappled with his own battles with mental health and addiction until his passing last year. His fellowship, his friends, and his family allowed him to be sober at the end of his life. It is with the clarity of a sober mind that Andrew began to write the screenplay “Roofing”. His unfinished work serves as a poignant reflection of the struggles of many, delving into themes of loneliness, entrapment, and the yearning for love and freedom. Although Andrew was unable to complete his work, his community honors his legacy by presenting an adapted version of his play, exploring the universal human experiences magnified by addiction and mental health challenges and the search for self forgiveness, acceptance, and a way to embrace the flawed and hopeful life that’s possible to live on the road to recovery. This adaptation not only tells the story of Seth, Lucy, Arthur, but also reflects the broader narrative of the SF/Bay Area community ensnared by addiction, and searching for liberation.
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