WRITE CLUB SF

Closing out our Love Day celebration, Diana Salier had at Steven Westdahl in the timeless battle of LIKE v LIKE-LIKE.

In our second Valentines themed bout from February, known coward Nate Waggoner colludes with respected miscreant Sarah Griffin in FLOWERS v CHOCOLATE.

In honor of that most loathed and weighted of made up holidays, VD, Casey Childers took on Sarah Broderick in SINGLE v COMMITTED.

The SF Neo-Futurists conclude their Jan. 2014 residency with a healthy dose of fictional reality. Ryan 'Sex With Animals' Good offers up a synthetic slice of full-blown FAKE and John 'Jughead' Pierson strips away the pretense to hold up a mirror and show us what's REAL. If you find yourself in New York, Chicago, or San Francisco, do yourself a favor and check out Too Much Light Makes The Baby Go Blind.

The SF Neo-Futurists expand upon their 2 minute play format and continue their Jan. 2014 occupation of our show. Matt Pine cuts his 7 minutes on our stage SHORT and then Megan Cohen steps up to demonstrate just how LONG she can be. No matter the duration, everyone ends up a winner (except for the loser).

The San Francisco Neo-Futurists offer up their best and their brightest to do battle on our WRITE CLUB stage. Willie Caldwell brings us a beer-soaked blast from the PAST before Artistic Director Adam Smith counterattacks by taking us back to the FUTURE. Time is of the essence when confronted by this group of trend-setting performance artists helping us to celebrate New Year's in January 2014.

Yume Kim and Scott Lambridis do battle in SILVER v GOLD, the third bout of our December show in 2013.

Casey Childers and Siobhan Doherty do battle in SANTA v JESUS, the second bout of our December show in 2013.

Lydia Popovich and Mike Spiegelman do battle in FIRE v SNOW, the first bout of our December show in 2013.

Closing out our Thanksgiving, 2013 chapter: Casey Childers and Janey Smith with HAM v TURKEY. Your results may vary.

Second course from November's T-Givvs festivities: dessert. Allison Page regales with a whodunit of epic pie thievery while Steven Westdahl gives us his virginity lowdown in the battle of APPLE v CHERRY. The results are bittersweet.

In November of '13, we gathered a handful of brilliant minds together to discuss the hot button issues of the day, namely Thanksgiving menus and family politics. Here's that night's first bout: the auntly David Cairns against the avuncular Nate Waggoner in AUNT v UNCLE.

Four-time WCSF writebatant Adriana Valencia goes mano-a-mano with four-time WCSF writebatant Ignacio Zulueta in the perfectly symmetrical battle of EAST v WEST.

Christopher Patrick Steffen plays it close to the chest with NEAR, while WCSF Cornerlad Nate Waggoner makes with the critical navel-gaze in FAR. The past and the future are innocent victims.

Randy Hauser discusses real estate futures in his take on North while Jeff Scattini embraces slippery slopes on his descent to the South. Abandon hope, ye cartographers, so begins our second annual Tournament of Champions.

WRITE CLUB SF Cornerman Casey Childers hangs out on the coach discussing quantum theory with the ghost of his 20s before Kelly McNerney takes stock of youthful indiscretions and milestones of maturity on the road to her 30s. We did a whole show with numbers as prompts. Plus a bonus Donkey vs Elephant tie-breaker and other weird shit. Seriously? Seriously.

Megan Cohen talks for a while about things she doesn't understand before reveling in the fabulous decadency of the 60s (oh, and a miracle occurs!) then Sonya Renee blows minds and turns a prompt on its ear by exploding the un-fabulous-ness of the 50s. WRITE CLUB SF's month of numerical inspiration continues to take us on a road trip through history and into the future!

WRITE CLUB SF Cornerman Steven Westdahl grows up to be an angry curmudgeon stricken with a bad case of nostalgia for the 80s and Ranee Zaporski goes on the offensive backed by the Makeout Room crowd to champion the 90s. Pardon our slow loading time. We're on a dial-up internet connection cluttered by pop culture references.

Paco Romane opens up a box full of No. 2 comedy that he wrote with a PENCIL and Jeff Scattini waxes nostalgic about the faint traces of memory left behind by ERASER. WRITE CLUB SF went Bak 2 Skool. Make sure to bring your own writing supplies to the party.

Sarah Klenakis sings the sweetest of songs on the playground during RECESS before WCSF Cornerman Steven Westdahl attempts to teach a lesson using notes cribbed from decades old report cards for CLASS. The Bak 2 Skool bell has rung. Are you in or out?