Theatre Rhinoceros

Theatre Rhinoceros

Arts & Culture · San Francisco, CA

About

If you're looking for authentic queer storytelling on stage, Theatre Rhinoceros is your place. As the longest running LGBTQ+ theater in the country, it has been developing and producing works that explore both the ordinary and extraordinary aspects of our community. The vibe is casual and welcoming, with a mixed LGBTQ+ crowd that includes locals and visitors alike. It's trans-friendly and known for live entertainment that ranges from drama to comedy. You can also check out their gallery space, which often features queer art.

The theater sits right in The Castro, making it easy to pair with a meal or drink before the show. Regulars appreciate the intimate setting and the commitment to showcasing queer voices. For the most accurate showtimes and ticket info, check their website since hours aren't listed here. If you're in the area for a longer visit, the California Academy of Sciences offers another great cultural stop nearby.

Theatre Rhinoceros is located in The Castro, San Francisco's historic LGBTQ+ neighborhood, known for its vibrant nightlife and community spaces.

Features

  • Nation's longest running LGBTQ+ theater
  • Intimate performance space in The Castro
  • Rotating gallery exhibitions
  • Casual vibe open to all
  • Trans-friendly and locally loved

Good for

Live EntertainmentCasualLocals

Practical

Trans FriendlyMixed LGBTQTheaterGallery
3.8

What people say

Rated from 24 reviews. 13 community ratings. View this venue on Yelp

From the community

Wonderful queer performances.

A visitor · Over a year ago

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of shows does Theatre Rhinoceros produce? +

They develop and produce theater works that explore the ordinary and extraordinary aspects of the queer community.

Where is Theatre Rhinoceros located? +

It's in The Castro neighborhood of San Francisco.

What is the price range for tickets? +

It's listed as standard price tier.

Who is the crowd like? +

It's a mixed LGBTQ+ crowd, including locals, and it's trans-friendly.

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