DNA evidence. Red yarn on corkboards. An eerie lack of eye contact. Unhealthy Criminal Obsession takes our concerning fixation with the dark and twisted and turns it into a night of live comedy. It’s an unscripted parody of the true‑crime genre, dissecting tropes, clichés, and the weirdos who love them. Perfect for true‑crime addicts who just want to laugh.
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Unscripted true‑crime parody comedy at ETC South, with DNA evidence props, red yarn corkboards, and satire of genre tropes.
Unscripted true‑crime parody comedy at ETC South, with DNA evidence props, red yarn corkboards, and satire of genre tropes.
Unscripted true‑crime parody comedy at ETC South, with DNA evidence props, red yarn corkboards, and satire of genre tropes.
Unscripted true‑crime parody comedy at ETC South, with DNA evidence props, red yarn corkboards, and satire of genre tropes.
Project‑based science workshops let participants build take‑home experiments at the Randall Museum, $10 per adult/child combo, $5 each additional, for ages 4 and up.
Teen volunteers from Lowell High School's CardinalBotics guide participants in LEGO Mindstorms engineering projects at the Richmond branch, for ages 8 and up.
Personalized math tutoring using the Engage Tutoring Program curriculum and drop‑in homework help with teen high‑school volunteer tutors at Portola Library, for ages 9–15.
Craft Club at Sunset, San Francisco Public Library offers assorted craft and art supplies for children and caregivers to create together, for ages 5–10.
Science-themed storybook read-aloud followed by a related activity at the Exploratorium, for ages 4–8.
Improvised, grotesque seance performance by a troupe of misfits, blending dark comedy and shocking visuals at ETC Prime.
Improv teams battle for audience approval at ETC Prime, with one team eliminated each week.
Required Taste & Friends performs genre‑blending comedy games, turning a single word suggestion into guided exercises that explore story themes, tropes, drama, bemusement, and mystery.
Social skills, life skills activities, cooperative games, and community field trips for autistic and developmentally disabled teens at Mission Playground, for ages 13–22.
Baseball clinics for girls at Potrero Hill Rec Center let participants learn, develop, and play with the Bay Sox, free, ages 7–10.
Drop‑in art workshops in the Randall Museum’s Art Room feature instructors guiding a new hands‑on project each week, $5 per person, all ages.
Long‑form narrative improv featuring characters, chaos, and chemistry at ETC Prime, a one‑night‑only show by Sass Factory and Spoon Shop.
