Mask and Wig in San Francisco? YES!

Mask and Wig bring you "Troy Story: You Odyssey it to Believe it!" @ Fort Mason, Friday, March 2nd, 8:00 PM

Penn's very own, and the nation's oldest all-male musical comedy troupe, Mask and Wig, brings to the Bay area the full version of their latest production, "Troy Story: You Odyssey it to Believe it!", Friday, March 2, at 8:00 PM.

Come enjoy an entertaining evening of laughter and music in the flagship event for the Penn Club of Northern California 2007 season. Mask and Wig has rented a fantastic venue, centrally located at Fort Mason right in the heart of San Francisco. Mask and Wig is going to be performing this year’s show in its entirety, almost as if you were at the Mask and Wig clubhouse on Quince street in Center City.

About the Show
Mask and Wig’s 119th Annual Production, “Troy Story,” takes the Club back to its roots in ancient Greece; the cradle of civilization, the origin of modern theatre, the birthplace of cross dressing. When average girl Chloe’s beloved father is mysteriously murdered, the Athenian government threatens to seize the family estate. Chloe must dress as a man in order to save her home. Her good intentions land her in the Trojan War, a phony battle over olive oil. Filled with myths, monsters, The Socratic Method, and of course, the Mask and Wig kickline, our show is so epic that You Odyssey it to Believe It.

When: Friday, March 2nd, 8:00 PM

Where: The beautiful Cowell Theater, Fort Mason Center, San Francisco, CA.

Directions and Parking:
Fort Mason Center is located between Fisherman’s Wharf and the Golden Gate Bridge on San Francisco Bay. The entrance to Fort Mason Center is at the intersection of Marina Boulevard and Buchanan Street, in the Marina district. There is no street address.

Register online

WCNC Members: $25.00
Non-Member alumni: $35.00
Anyone under 18: $15.00
At the door: $40.00
Names are reconciled with our list at entry, no physical tickets are mailed for this event. Seating for non-preferred tickets (see below) is first come first serve.