The History of Stone

Fri, Apr 14 - Sat, Apr 29
8 PM
$10-$20 sliding scale

Two months after Ian Walker's The History of Stone moved audiences in
San Francisco's Eureka Theatre, it is back to tell the story of
oppression and redemption with South Africa's racial divide serving
as backdrop.

The History of Stone takes place one year after the fall of apartheid
in South Africa. An American anthropologist (Sylvia Kratins) and her
black South African colleague (Fred Pitts) are traveling together
studying cave paintings when they cross paths with a white South
African (Kirk Crist), who is tormented by his past. Can the men's
pasts be reconciled and can either man learn to see the other in a
different light in this new world?

Venue:

Jon Sims Center for the Arts
1519 Mission Street
San Francisco
415-554-0402
www.jonsimsctr.org

From the East Bay: Take 80 North then 101 North to the Mission
Street exit. Stay on the right hand side of the exit. Turn right off
the exit, and stay on Mission Street. The Jon Sims Center is two
blocks past Van Ness, next to Firestone.

From the South Bay: Take 101 North to the Mission Street Exit. Stay
on the right hand side of the exit. Turn right off the exit, and stay
on Mission Street. The Jon Sims Center is two blocks past Van Ness,
next to Firestone.

From the North Bay: Take 101 South to Lombard, make a right on Van
Ness and then a left onto Mission. Jon Sims Center is two blocks past
Van Ness, next to Firestone.

Additional Info:

415-554-0402
www.threewisemonkeys.org