1. Season 1 (1997)
     Mainstage Shows    First Festival of One-Act Plays    Second Festival of One-Act Plays    Ongoing Shows  

2. Season 2 (1998-1999)
     Mainstage Shows    Additional Productions    The Third Festival of One-Act Plays    The Fourth Festival of One-Act Plays    Ongoing Shows  

3. Season 3 (1999-2000)
     Mainstage Shows    Additional Productions    Naked Holidays: One Acts    Ongoing Shows    Special Events  

4. Season 4 (2000-2001)
     Mainstage Shows    Additional Productions    Ongoing Shows  

5. Season 5 (2001-2001)
     Mainstage Shows    Additional Productions    Slow & Tight: Eight One Acts    Ongoing Shows    Special Events  

6. Season 6 (2002-2003)
     Mainstage Shows    Additional Productions    Naked Holidays: One Acts    Ongoing Shows  

7. Season 7 (2003-2004)
     Mainstage Season    Additional Productions    Naked Holidays: One Acts    Slow & Tight: Eight One Acts    Get Lit!    Ongoing Shows    Special Events  

8. Season 8 (2004-2005)
     Mainstage Shows    Additional Productions    Ongoing Shows    Special Events  

9. Season 9 (2005-2006)
     Mainstage Shows    Additional Productions    I Wrote This!    Slow & Tight 3    Ongoing Shows    Special Events  

10. Season 10 (2006-2007)
      Mainstage Shows    Additional Productions    Ongoing Shows    Special Events  

11. Season 11 (2007-2008)
      Mainstage Shows    Additional Productions    Ongoing Shows    Special Events  

12. Season 12 (2008-2009)
      Mainstage Shows    Additional Productions    Ongoing Shows    Special Events  

13. Season 13 (2009-2010)
      Mainstage Shows    Additional Productions    Ongoing Shows    Special Events  

14. Season 14 (2010-2011)
      Mainstage Shows    Additional Productions    Ongoing Shows    Special Events  

15. Season 15 (2011-2012)
      Mainstage Shows    Additional Productions    Ongoing Shows    Special Events  

16. Season 16 (2012-2013)
      Mainstage Shows    Spotlight    On-going Shows    Special Events  

17. Season 17 (2013-2014)
      Mainstage Shows    Additional Productions    Ongoing Shows    Special Events  

18. References

19. External links

The Sacred Fools Theater Company is located in Los Angeles, California. The Sacred Fools Theater Company is a Los Angeles-based theatre company and nonprofit organization. It was founded in January of 1997. Their productions are typically staged at their theater space at 660 N. Heliotrope in Los Angeles, California. Since its founding, Sacred Fools has produced over 100 different shows, including several World Premieres, West Coast Premieres, and Los Angeles Premieres.

Notable artists engaged by the company include Steven Banks, Jennifer R. Blake, Dean Cameron, Henry Dittman, Jenna Fischer, Maile Flanagan, Jon Hamm.^[1], David Huynh, Elaine Kao, Phil LaMarr, Laurie Metcalf,Julio Perillán, Ben Rock, Leon Russom ^[2], Vanessa Claire Smith, David Sparrow, and French Stewart ^[3]

Season 1 (1997)

Artistic Directors: Jonathan Goldstein, Lauren Hollingsworth & John Sylvain

Mainstage Shows

• The Fatty Arbuckle Spook House Revue by Chris Jeffries
• Tuesday by Paul Mullin
• Nicholas DeBeaubien's The Hunchback of Notre Dame by Larry Lawson, Eddie Levi Lee, Rebecca Wackler and John Kohler
• A Pound of Flesh by Todd Alcott
• Catching Hell by Paul Plunkett

First Festival of One-Act Plays

• Engendered Species by Paul Plunkett
• Three Wrongs Make a Right by Jenifer Hamel
• Words, Words, Words by David Ives
• Sure Thing by David Ives
• The Loveliest Afternoon of the Year by John Guare

Second Festival of One-Act Plays

"A Bunch of Very Short Plays"

• No Bull by Joe Smith
• The Philadelphia by David Ives
• Minna and the Space People by Wendy Hammond
• The Movie Line by Joshua Rebell
• Stars by Romulus Linney
• The Emperor and the Queen by Peter McCabe
• Adrian Von Wollenpickle III by Carlo DiPaolo

Ongoing Shows

• FoOL: The Sacred Fools Improv Troupe
• Ten Tops

Season 2 (1998-1999)

Artistic Directors (Apr - Aug. '98): M.E. Dunn, Eric Perlmutter & John Sylvain

(Sept. '98 - April '99): Rik Keller, Scott Rabinowitz & John Sylvain

Mainstage Shows

• The Swine Show by Paul Plunkett
• The Handwriting, the Soup, and the Hats by Suzanne Maynard
• The Illuminati by Eddie Levi Lee and Larry Lawson
• Virtual Motion by David Rodwin
• The Fictionist! by Robert Previto
• Timon of Athens by William Shakespeare
• Dangerous Corner by J. B. Priestley
• Preying on Puritans by Joshua Rebell
• Want's Unwished Work or A Birthday Play by Kirk Wood Bromley

Additional Productions

• Cornography created by Tina Kronis
• Masque of Poe adapted from the works of Edgar Allan Poe
• Four by Chekhov (The Wedding Proposal, The Bear, The Harmfulness of Tobacco, and Chekhov's Three Sisters) by Anton Chekhov

The Third Festival of One-Act Plays

"Six One Acts"

• Token to the Moon by Brian Christopher Williams
• First Date by Alexander Woo
• One More Round by Shana Sussman
• Making Lunch by Don Carter & David Marantz
• Songwriting by Josh Rebell
• Specimen #6 by Cara DiPaolo

The Fourth Festival of One-Act Plays

"BLUE PLATE SPECIALS: Two Evenings of One Acts"

• Whooda Thunkit? by Cara DiPaolo
• The Shot by Josh Rebell
• Why Spy? by Jenifer Hamel
• Alan Alda Must Die by Rik Keller
• Engendered Species by Paul Plunkett
• Knight Takes Queen by Clinton Smith
• Cauliflower Biscuits by Alexander Woo
• Odysseus You're So Fine by Alexander Woo
• Frank's Company by Joe Renz

Ongoing Shows

• Crime Scene
• Fast & Loose
• Music Night
• FoOL: The Sacred Fools Improv Troupe
• Ten Tops
• Flicker Cinema

Season 3 (1999-2000)

Artistic Directors: Lauren Hollingsworth, Paul Plunkett & John Sylvain

Mainstage Shows

• Dead Lawyers by George Larkin
• Chekhov's SeaGull, based on the play by Anton Chekhov, adapted by Tina Kronis and Richard Alger
• The Adding Machine by Elmer Rice
• Burning Chrome by William Ford Gibson, by Steve Pickering & Charley Sherman
• Virtual Motion by David Rodwin
• Jacques and His Master (an homage to Diderot) by Milan Kundera, translated by Simon Callow
• The Brides by Henry Kondoleon

Additional Productions

• Me and Eddy Swami Nerup and Other Obituaries by Peter Coca
• Four Letter Words: Eight Short Plays about Love and Race by Nicole Barrett, Aaron Francis, Brad Friedman, Adam Markowitz, Gerald McClanahan, Melissa Roddy, Jim Tosney, Blake Williams, and Alex Woo

Naked Holidays: One Acts

• The Naked Holidays Opening by George Larkin
• Holiday Resort by David Rodwin
• The Christmas Fix (Based on A Junkie¹s Christmas by William S. Burroughs) by Paul Plunkett
• Blue X-mas by Joshua Rebell
• Nude, Nude, Nude, Holidays, Holidays, Holidays by John Sylvain
• Holiday Burn by Donna Tina Charles
• Terry Twigstix and the Christmas Lesson by Pogo Saito
• Credit Where Credit is Due by Rik Keller

Ongoing Shows

• Crime Scene
• Fast & Loose
• Music Night
• FoOL
• Ten Tops

Special Events

• SF2K Fundraiser at the 3 of Clubs

Season 4 (2000-2001)

Artistic Directors: Bil Garrity, Gerald McClanahan & John Sylvain

Mainstage Shows

• 2G'S, an adaptation of The Two Gentlemen of Verona by William Shakespeare, adapted by Scott Rabinowitz
• Icarus and Aria by Kirk Wood Bromley
• Cut, Poison & Burn by Louis Peter Cimino
• Dubya 2000 by Rik Keller
• Darkfall by David Davalos (World Premiere)
• Chopin in Space by Phil Bosakowski
• Feet by Padraic Duffy

Additional Productions

• Sweet & Sour Tears, created by Jessica Schroeder, featuring the music of Ray Charles
• Sacred Fools Movie Night
• It's a Wonderful Death by Brad Friedman
• Grimm!, based on the words of The Brothers Grimm, adapted by Stephanie Bell & George Larkin
• Hot Fool Injection by Tara-Beth Connolly, Chris Connor, Gerald McClanahan, Tamara Pennington & Marty Yu

Ongoing Shows

• Listen to This...
• Crime Scene
• Fast & Loose
• Music Night
• Ten Tops

Season 5 (2001-2001)

Artistic Directors: Stephanie Bell, Bryan Bellomo/Crystal Keith & Scott Rabinowitz

Mainstage Shows

• The Comedy of Errors by William Shakespeare
• The Caliban by Tania Myren
• Caprice by Charles Ludlam
• The Long Christmas Dinner by Thornton Wilder
• The Santaland Diaries by David Sedaris
• Drama Dept.'s Uncle Tom's Cabin; Or the Preservation of Favored Races in the Struggle for Life, based on Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe, created by Floraine Kay and Randolph Curtis Rand (West Coast Premiere)
• Jack by Jim Tosney, music and lyrics by Tom Megan
• Crazyface by Clive Barker

Additional Productions

• Uncle Vanya by Anton Chekhov, translated by Maria Ashot (Workshop)
• Tongue-Tied Tales (Hang by Ina Burke, In the Spritely by Aldrich Allen, Irony by Louisa DeBoo, Obvious Sloth by Alexander Yannis Stephano, and Time by Ken Tesoriere)
• Watch, compiled from the notebooks of Richard Foreman
• The Violinist by Peter McCabe (Workshop)
• Curtain Raiser by Howard Rabinowitz
• dumbshOw created by Tina Kronis & Richard Alger, using texts from Fyodor Dostoyevsky, Nikolai Gogol, and others.

Slow & Tight: Eight One Acts

• Two in the Bush by Alexander Woo
• Strawman by Dean Cameron
• Midtown on Green by Tara-Beth Conolly
• Millions by Joshua Rebell
• Big Traps by Padraic Duffy
• Fairy Tail by Gerald McClanahan
• My Only Sunshine by Joe Jordan
• Opium Theatre by Paul Plunkett

Ongoing Shows

• Late-Night Saturday Summer Series
• Retro Radio
• In the Dark Night Series
• Crime Scene
• Fast & Loose
• Music Night
• Ten Tops
• Listen to This

Special Events

• Carnival of Fools
• Alternapalooza

Season 6 (2002-2003)

Artistic Directors: David Grammer, Joe Jordan & Gerald McClanahan

Mainstage Shows

• The Tragedy of Macbeth by William Shakespeare
• Dracula: A Musical Nightmare by Doug Johnson
• Heaven by George F. Walker
• Peer Gynt by Henrik Ibsen, adapted by Scott Rabinowitz
• The Mechanical Rabbit by Padraic Duffy
• Strange Beliefs, inspired by the life & writings of August Strindberg, created by Tina Kronis and Richard Alger

Additional Productions

• Cïrque Pïcníque, suggested by William Inge's Picnic and other Cold War Texts, created by Tina Kronis and Richard Alger
• Backyard Fruit by Andy Corren
• Big Shot by Ben Davis
• Dorothy Parker's Big Blonde by Shirley Anderson
• Valparaiso by Don DeLillo
• Swampland by Craig Sabin

Naked Holidays: One Acts

• The Santa Situation by Aaron Francis
• Heathen Christmas by Paul Plunkett
• Little Misseasonings by Tom Kiesche
• It's All About the Love by Megan Condit
• Ho Ho by Joe Seely
• Coffee & Breakfast Everywhere by Padraic Duffy

Ongoing Shows

• Crime Scene
• Fast & Loose
• Music Night
• Ten Tops
• Listen to This
• Retro Radio Monthly

Season 7 (2003-2004)

Artistic Directors: Joe Jordan, Meredith Anne Patt & Paul Plunkett

Mainstage Season

• Don Juan in Chicago by David Ives
• Frankenstein in Love by Clive Barker
• Tell the bees. by Padraic Duffy (World Premiere)
• View of the Dome by Theresa Rebeck
• Midnight Brainwash Revival by Kirk Wood Bromley

Additional Productions

• Tabloid Frenzy by Paul Plunkett
• The Wench upon the Stage by Brenda Varda
• A Night at the Fights by Sondra Mayer and Eric Virkkala
• A Mole, A Mongrel & a Dueling Denizen of the Deep by Tom Kiesche
• Holon by Joe Jordan
• Frankenstein, Vicki by Tom Kiesche
• Mad Blue Demon of the Night by Brenda Varda
• Hollywood Macabre
• Harm for the Holidays by Tom Chalmers
• Overheard by Russell Dobular
• Cïrque Pïcníque, suggested by William Inge's Picnic and other Cold War Texts, created by Tina Kronis and Richard Alger

Naked Holidays: One Acts

• Svejk the Stone Listener by Jeffrey Dorchen
• Oh Bob by Shirley Anderson
• Nothing to Wear by Ruth Silveira
• It's Better to Give by Bob DeRosa
• Under by Carrie Wade
• Snowball's Christmas Miracle by Marty Barrett
• Ruses by Johnny Klein
• The Test by Padraic Duffy
• 12.24.01 by Scott Stein
• The Party Score by Bob DeRosa
• Billy Bonnet (or, A Gift for the Well-Hanged Sailor) by Steve Tanner

Slow & Tight: Eight One Acts

• Bug Tussie Alabama Presents: by Eric Perlmutter
• Kissing Will by Rob Neill
• Straw Man II: Electric Boogaloo by Dean Cameron
• Voluptuous Spine by Rik Keller
• Morning Radio by Joshua Rebell
• Press & Pressure by Jenelle Riley
• The Eternal Hunt for a Couple of Reformed Nuns by Aaron Francis
• Clifford Had a Hard Day by Padraic Duffy

Get Lit!

• Venus in Furs, based on the novel by Leopold von Sacher-Masoch, adapted by Steve Tanner ("Billy Bonnet")
• Forever..., based on the novel by Judy Blume, loosely adapted by Gerald McClanahan

Ongoing Shows

• In the Dark Night Series...
• Fast & Loose
• Music Night

Special Events

• 360

Season 8 (2004-2005)

Artistic Directors: Padraic Duffy, David LM McIntyre & Paul Plunkett

Mainstage Shows

• [sic] by Melissa James Gibson
• Dubya 2004 by Joe Jordan
• Finer Noble Gases by Adam Rapp
• Love Tapes by Steven Banks and Penn Jillette
• My Uncle Sam by Len Jenkin
• Ivona, Princess of Burgundia by Witold Gombrowicz

Additional Productions

• Underneath the Lintel by Glen Berger
• The Nigerian Spam Scam Scam by Dean Cameron
• Laura's Bush by Jane Martin
• Quiet, Please by Wyllis Cooper (World Premiere Stage Adaptation)
• F.L.E.A.S.H.O.W.
• The Michael Rayner E.P. (Extended Play) Show

Ongoing Shows

• Triple Crown
• Fast & Loose
• Ten Tops

Special Events

• 360x2
• A Night For Fools Art Auction

Season 9 (2005-2006)

Artistic Directors: Padraic Duffy, Joe Jordan & Jenelle Riley

Mainstage Shows

• Goose and TomTom by David Rabe
• Gorey Stories, based on the works of Edward Gorey, adapted by Stephen Currens
• A Dr. Jeuss Christmas! by Dr. Jeuss
• Claire Z., based on Friedrich Dürrenmatt's The Visit, adapted by John Wuchte, music by Maksim Velichkin
• Poona the Fuckdog by Jeff Goode
• La Bête by David Hirson

Additional Productions

• Ten West
• Ed Goodman Is Angry
• Billy the Mime
• The Glorious & Bloodthirsty Billy the Kid by William H. Bonnie
• Kookamonga Falls by Todd Miller
• Bukowsical! by Spencer Green & Gary Stockdale

I Wrote This!

• Queen Bad of the Jewels by Jessie Marion, age 5
• The Sphere of Darkness by Amir Talai, age 9
• A Poem About Cowboys by Becky Harrison, age 5
• Beautiful Thing's by Tenaya Cleveland, age 6 ¾
• Brandon (Alex), a.k.a. You Are A Idiot by Ariadne Shaffer, age 7
• Dedication and The Magic Moment: A Brief Introduction to the Rest of the Series by Jenelle Riley, age 9
• Escape From Mars by Corey Klemow, age 10
• Life is Not Easy, Part III (Chapter 1: It's Hard Being a Baby) by Vanessa Perkins, age 9
• The Real People by Ruthie Silveira, age 4
• The Little Farmar and Math Homework by Dara Klemow, age 5
• A Letter To My Dad by Dean Eikleberry, age 4
• Changer, The Crown Bird, and The Room Within by Padraic Duffy, age 9 (going on 10 next week)

Slow & Tight 3

• The Tale of Barbaloca by Joe Jordan
• Balloons by Padraic Duffy
• Hear Me Roar by Dean Cameron
• Keep Your Pants On by David LM McIntyre
• Major League Hero by Tom Kiesche
• Project Red Light by Aaron Francis
• First Time Feline by Paul Plunkett
• First Footing by Jenelle Riley

Ongoing Shows

• Serial Killers
• Fast & Loose
• Ten Tops

Special Events

• 360x3
• Professor Woland's Valentine Extravaganza
• A Night For Fools

Season 10 (2006-2007)

Artistic Directors: Padraic Duffy, Joe Jordan & Paul Plunkett

Mainstage Shows

• Bukowsical! by Spencer Green & Gary Stockdale
• A Mulholland Christmas Carol by Bill Robens
• Wintertime by Charles L. Mee
• Act a Lady by Jordan Harrison (Los Angeles Premiere)
• The Swine Show by Paul Plunkett

Additional Productions

• Richard Levinson's "Unchartables Vol. 1"
• Ten West in "Nights Errant"
• Jenelle Riley's "Seven Deadly Sins" by Jenelle Riley
• The Best of Ten West / The Cody Rivers Show / The Weekly Armenian
• Sex & Imagining by JP Allen
• 365 Days/365 Plays by Suzan-Lori Parks
• Brendan Hunt: Five Years in Amsterdam by Brendan Hunt
• Little Mary of the Rose & the Giant Baked Bean by Mila Pesko

Ongoing Shows

• Serial Killers
• Fast & Loose
• Ten Tops

Special Events

• Act a Lady, Act a Fool
• A Night For Fools (Ten-Year Anniversary Gala!)

Season 11 (2007-2008)

Artistic Directors: Padraic Duffy, Joe Jordan, Paul Plunkett & Ruth Silveira

Mainstage Shows

• The Mystery of Edwin Drood by Rupert Holmes, based on the unfinished novel by Charles Dickens
• What the Butler Saw by Joe Orton
• BeaverQuest! The Musical, book & lyrics by Padraic Duffy, music by Bobby Stapf
• Louis & Keely Live at the Sahara by Vanessa Claire Smith & Jake Broder

Additional Productions

• The Gas House by William Donnelly (West Coast Premiere)
• The Retro Radio Christmas Cavalcade by Paul Byrne & Lisa Anne Nicolai
• The Nigerian Spam Scam Scam by Dean Cameron
• Puttin' on the Fritz (Peaches en Regalia by Steven A. Lyons, and Scott Stein's First Play: A New Play by Scott Stein by Scott Stein)
• Tallgrass Gothic by Melanie Marnich
• Welcome to the Moon and other plays by John Patrick Shanley

Ongoing Shows

• Constant Motion Pictures
• Serial Killers
• Magnum Opus Theatre
• Fast & Loose
• Ten Tops

Special Events

• Murder! Mystery! Music!
• 1960s "Play Doctor" Party
• BeaverQuest! Hoedown
• One Night in Vegas

Season 12 (2008-2009)

Artistic Directors: Brandon Clark, Christopher Gyre & Suzanne Karpinski

Mainstage Shows

• 43 Plays For 43 Presidents by Andrew Bayiates, Sean Benjamin, Genevra Gallo, Chloë Johnston, and Karen Weinberg
• A Mulholland Christmas Carol by Bill Robens
• Resignation Day by Charles Pike
• Land of the Tigers by Burglars of Hamm (Carolyn Almos, Matt Almos, Jon Beauregard & Albert Dayan)
• Madness in Valencia by Lope de Vega, translated by David Johnston

Additional Productions

• Summer Camp 2008
• Forever: The Musical, based on the novel by Judy Blume, loosely adapted by Gerald McClanahan
• Shoshinz and Ten West

Ongoing Shows

• Serial Killers
• Magnum Opus Theatre
• Fast & Loose
• Ten Tops

Special Events

• Chainsaw Santa's Halloween/Christmas Party
• 1st Annual Donor Gala Dinner with Patrick Duffy & Taylor Hackford
• Step Into Madness

Season 13 (2009-2010)

Artistic Directors: Jaime Andrews, Scott Leggett & JJ Mayes

Mainstage Shows

• Savin' Up for Saturday Night, book by Jeff Goode, songs by Richard Levinson (World Premiere)
• Hamlet Shut Up, story by William Shakespeare, adapted by Jonas Oppenheim
• Baal by Bertolt Brecht, translated by Peter Mellencamp
• Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom by Jennifer Haley
• Forbidden Zone: Live in the 6th Dimension, based on the musical comedy film Forbidden Zone, adapted by Michael Holmes

Additional Productions

• Summer Camp 2009
• Art Explained!
• A Cat Wrote This Play by Padraic Duffy
• Elvis Prestello & the Tractionaires
• Natascha Corrigan Band
• I Made out with Him Anyway by Evie Peck & Kirstin Eggers

Ongoing Shows

• Serial Killers
• Magnum Opus Theatre
• Fast & Loose
• Ten Tops

Special Events

• Season 13 Launch Bash
• 2nd Annual Donor Gala Dinner with Richard Elfman & French Stewart
• Musical Theater Summer Camp

Season 14 (2010-2011)

Artistic Directors: Jeremy Aldridge, Michael Holmes & JJ Mayes

Mainstage Shows

• Don Giovanni Tonight, Don Carlo Tomorrow by Dennis Miles
• Watson: The Last Great Tale of the Legendary Sherlock Holmes by Jaime Robledo
• Puzzler by Padraic Duffy (World Premiere)
• Endgame by Samuel Beckett
• Voice Lessons by Justin Tanner

Additional Productions

• A Sacred Fools Holiday at Home, hosted by Matt Valle & Cindy Caddel
• Spotlight: The Stories of César Chávez written by Fred Blanco
• FREE $$$: How To Manifest Your Dreams on Zero Dollars a Day by Robin and Randy Petraeus
• Spotlight: Four Clowns by Jeremy Aluma
• Spotlight: Katie's Corner: An Improvised Evening with a Hollywood Legend
• Easy Targets (Benefit for Uma)

Ongoing Shows

• Serial Killers
• Fast & Loose
• Ten Tops

Special Events

• Creepy Carnival (Season Launch Party)
• 3rd Annual Donor Gala Dinner with Leon Russom & the Cast of Endgame
• Musical Theater Summer Camp

Season 15 (2011-2012)

Artistic Directors: Julia Griswold, Michael Holmes & JJ Mayes

Mainstage Shows

• CarnEvil: A Gothic Horror Rock Musical
• Crumble (Lay Me Down, Justin Timberlake) by Sheila Callaghan
• Richard III by William Shakespeare
• The Magic Bullet Theory by Terry Tocantins & Alex Zola
• Stoneface: The Rise and Fall and Rise of Buster Keaton by Vanessa Claire Stewart (World Premiere)

Additional Productions

• Spotlight: Four Clowns by Jeremy Aluma
• The Christmas Present by Guy Picot
• A Sacred Fools Holiday at Home (2011 Edition), created by Cindy Caddel, Victor Isaac & Matt Valle
• Richard Levinson's "Unchartables Vol. 2"

Ongoing Shows

• Serial Killers
• Magnum Opus Theatre
• Fast & Loose
• Ten Tops

Special Events

• A Midsummer Night's Fever Dream (Season Launch Party)
• 4th Annual Donor Gala Dinner with French Stewart & Vanessa Claire Stewart
• Summer Theater Camp

Season 16 (2012-2013)

Artistic Directors: Alyssa Preston, Leon Russom & French Stewart

Mainstage Shows

• A Kind of Love Story by Jenelle Riley^[4]
• The Coarse Acting Show by Michael Green^[5]
• The Christmas Present by Guy Picot^[6]
• Absolutely Filthy by Brendan Hunt^[7]
• Neverwhere by Robert Kauzlaric, adapted from the novel by Neil Gaiman^[8]
• Watson and the Dark Art of Harry Houdini by Jaime Robledo^[9]

Spotlight

• Red Bastard by Eric Davis, Deanna Fleysher, and Sue Morrison^[10]
• Exorcistic – The Rock Musical Parody Experiment by Michael Shaw Fisher, musical arrangement by Michael Teoli^[11]

On-going Shows

• Serial Killers (The Ocho)
• Fast & Loose
• Ten Tops

Special Events

• Super-Sweet 16th Season Launch Party
• 5th Annual Donor Gala Dinner
• Summer Theatre Camp

Season 17 (2013-2014)

Artistic Directors: Rebecca Larsen, Jonas Oppenheim & Ben Rock

Mainstage Shows

• Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?, based on the novel by Philip K. Dick, adaptation by Edward Einhorn, music by Henry Akona (West Coast Premiere)
• Live! From the Last Night of My Life by Wayne Rawley (Los Angeles Premiere)
• Taste by Benjamin Brand (World Premiere)
• Bill & Joan by Jon Bastian (World Premiere)
• The Mother Ship by Jonas Oppenheim

Additional Productions

• The Poe Show by Ed Goodman (World Premiere)
• China - The Whole Enchilada by Mark Brown (West Coast Premiere)
• Ryan Is Lost by Nathan Wellman

Ongoing Shows

• Serial Killers (Cloud 9)
• Fast & Loose
• Ten Tops

Special Events

• Caught Darkly Dreaming: Our 17th Season Launch Party

References

External links

• Sacred Fools official archives

• Enzo Martinelli
• Enzo Martins Peri
• Enzo Mascherini
• Enzo Matteucci
• Enzo Menegotti
• Enzo Mirigliani
• Enzo Muccetti
• Enzo Nicolás Pérez
• Enzootic Bovine Leucosis
• Enzootic (epidemiology)
• Enzootic pneumonia
• Enzo Palumbo
• Enzo Paoletti
• Enzo Pineda
• Enzo Polito
• Enzo Robotti
• Enzo Roco
• Enzo Rosa
• Enzo Ruiz Eizaga
• Enzo Ruiz (Uruguayan footballer)
• Enzo Ruíz
• Enzo Ruíz Eizaga
• Enzo Scorza
• Enzo Scotti
• Enzo Sordello