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Infinite Bitch: 30 Plays for Women’s History Month User Submitted

When: Fridays, Saturdays, 10-11:30 p.m. Continues through March 17 2018
Phone: 415-816-3691
Email: info@sfneofuturists.com
Price: $20
www.sfneofuturists.com
Shortly after announcing their new permanent home at PianoFight, the San Francisco Neo-Futurists are announcing their second annual celebration of Women’s History Month with a limited-time performance of Infinite Bitch: 30 Plays for Women’s History Month. For two nights only, an all-female performing ensemble will bring audiences a menu of their original plays tackling what’s glorious, terrifying, and powerful about existing in the world while rejecting the patriarchy.

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