The Eureka Theatre

215 Jackson St, San Francisco, CA 94111, USA

Address:	215 Jackson St, San Francisco, CA 94111, USA
Phone:	+1 415-788-7469
Site:	theeurekatheatre.com
Rating:	4.1

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Edwin Zee

One of my favorite venues in the city hands down. As a patron, seeing a show here is great. I often come when the San Francisco Sketchfest is in town and I love it. The space is accommodating, but small enough so that it feels incredibly intimate. Theres a bar outside in the lobby that usually serves beer, wine, and other fun things too. As a performer, I absolutely love being on this stage. Its large and the lighting is great. The green room in the back is also amazing.

Gary Shao

Went here to attend SF Sketchfest. (Have also attended a few other small productions here in the past.) The theater is small so the view is good no matter where you sit. Seats are a good medium size, not tight like some other larger. Not much in way of decoration but I appreciate a small art theater for what is hosts, not how its decorated.

Dee M

We went to see "Scrooge in Love" and absolutely loved Eurekas intimate theater. As an added bonus, the premiere seats (which are less then the larger theaters) come with a free beverage served by really nice volunteers. On a side note, if they ever run the musical again, I highly recommend seeing it.

Melissa Simpson

Saw the Santa Land Diaries here during the holidays. Great little theater out of the way from the hustle of SF holiday shoppers. Intimate theater setting reminding me of smaller community theater I went to as a child. We will be back for more shows!

Ed Horst

Been there for many SF Sketchfest shows over the years. While not an elegant theater, the size is perfect for.this since the stage is small and the theater is intimate enough that there are no bad seats in the house.

Tyler Harding

Small theater, which lends itself well for intimate performances. Home to lots of improv and comedy shows. Small lobby/entrance area, though.

Sadashiv Hiremath

Small theater, old & smelly seats, some even had torn cushions. Descent enough for small plays.

Christian Bogus

Nice little theatre in the financial district.

Lynn Drake

Santaland diaries was fun and entertaining

Chris Tokarski

Awesome intimate theater in downtown SF.

t allen

One of a kind. Felt like a VIP.