CCSF Theatre — Good. Better. Best. Bested. (Apr 25–26)
- A black comedy by Tony-winning playwright Jonathan Spector produced by the City College of San Francisco Theatre Arts Department. - Three performances next weekend, Apr 25–26 (check listing for exact showtimes). - City College of San Francisco — details and schedule at eddies-list.com
City College of San Francisco’s Theatre Arts Department is staging Jonathan Spector’s black comedy “Good, Better, Best, Bested” for three performances on April 25 and 26 in San Francisco. (eventbrite.com) The shows are scheduled for Saturday, April 25 at 2 p.m. and 7:30 p.m., and Sunday, April 26 at 2 p.m., at the Taube Atrium Theater in the War Memorial Building on Van Ness Avenue. Tickets are listed at $15 to $25. (eventbrite.com) City College’s Theatre Arts Department has promoted the production as its spring 2026 mainstage show, and its department news page listed auditions for Jonathan Spector’s play during the 2025 fall term. (ccsf.edu) The production lands as City College continues to pitch its theatre program as hands-on training in acting, stagecraft, design and stage management, with coursework designed to transfer to University of California and California State University campuses. (ccsf.edu) Spector is billed on the event page as a Tony Award-winning playwright, and secondary listings for the show identify him with “Eureka Day” and “This Much I Know,” placing the student production around a playwright with recent national recognition. (eventbrite.com, craigslist.org) A separate listing describes the play as a one-night story set on the Las Vegas Strip, following bachelorettes, magicians, street performers, gamblers and tourists through intersecting scenes. That description frames the show as an ensemble black comedy rather than a conventional campus revue. (schoolandcollegelistings.com) The venue also pushes the production beyond a classroom setting. The Taube Atrium Theater sits inside San Francisco’s War Memorial Building, not on City College’s main campus, giving the student cast a downtown stage for the three-show run. (eventbrite.com) The performance listing is also circulating through Bay Area events roundups this week, which is how many non-students are likely to find it before the curtain goes up Saturday afternoon. (eddies-list.com, eventbrite.com)
