The Infinite Wrench — Neo-Futurists Show

San Francisco Neo-Futurists are staging *The Infinite Wrench* again this weekend, a 60-minute sprint of roughly 30 short plays at 447 Minna. (sfneofuturists.org) The company’s official site lists the show every Friday and Saturday at 9:00 p.m., and its “Plan Your Visit” page says the troupe’s home venue is 447 Minna in San Francisco. (sfneofuturists.org 1) (sfneofuturists.org 2) SF Funcheap’s current listing says the production runs “50 weekends a year” and describes it as an audience-shaped race against the clock, with the order of the plays determined by the crowd. (sf.funcheap.com) That format is the hook: the company promises 30 original plays in 60 minutes, with pieces that draw on the performers’ lived experiences and shift from personal stories to political jokes to absurd stunts. (sfneofuturists.org) The show has become one of the troupe’s standing repertory anchors in San Francisco, with ticket platforms and local listings showing recurring Friday and Saturday dates through April 2026. (eventbrite.com 1) (eventbrite.com 2) Third-party ticket listings for Friday, April 24, 2026, and Saturday, April 25, 2026, both show 9:00 p.m. performances at 447 Minna, matching the company’s own schedule. (concerts50.com) (concerts50.com) The San Francisco Neo-Futurists pitch the evening as all-ages, and ticket sellers list the event at about 90 minutes total, which suggests the hour-long performance includes arrival, seating, and post-show turnover. (eventbrite.com) (feverup.com) For anyone scanning weekend plans, the simplest read is this: *The Infinite Wrench* is still on its regular Friday-and-Saturday beat, still starts at 9:00 p.m., and still builds its 30-play scramble around whatever order the audience picks that night. (sfneofuturists.org) (sf.funcheap.com)