Playing Nov. 6 - 22

SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA PREMIERE!

In this fiercely intelligent play, Anne Brontë steps out from the long shadow of her famous sisters as she confronts the literary machinery that elevates some voices while silencing others.

Blending humor with pointed insight, this work reclaims a narrative often left untold, inviting us to reconsider who gets remembered—and why.

Directed by Wynne Chan
Assistant Direction by Karen Law

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Season 25 Subscriptions Now Available!

Defiant Voices. Vibrant Art. 25 Years Bold.

The Pear is bold, unique and fiercely independent. Each play we produce this season tells the story of people on the margins -- artists erased from history, lovers who defy social expectation, gamblers and missionaries negotiating morality, veterans navigating invisible wounds, actors fighting to preserve culture itself.

This season is a celebration of persistence — and an invitation.

If you have ever felt outside the mainstream…
If you believe theatre should challenge as much as entertain…
If you value language, risk, and community…

There is a seat for you here.

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This is what we stand for.

The Pear Board of Directors and Staff are pleased to share their new Core Values.

The Pear Theatre was founded in 2002 with a mission to offer theatre that challenges our community to see all aspects of our world fully, with intellectually stimulating, emotionally powerful, and professional productions. Our Seasons include classics, contemporary plays, short plays by local playwrights, and world premiere productions of new works. We are dedicated to engaging diverse voices in our programming and to fostering an inclusive environment in all aspects of our work as artists, staff, volunteers, and audience.