San Francisco boasts a hot lineup of theater events this week

Brace yourself for another mandatory corporate training. This time, Patty tackles her biggest topic yet: diversity and inclusion. Armed with a newfound appreciation for hip-hop and fresh from her trip to the Fyre Festival, Patty navigates the complex issues of representation, equality and getting the PowerPoint to work. But can everyone’s least favorite HR manager confront her own White Lady Privilege in time to save corporate America from itself? And should she perform that rap song she wrote, or is that appropriation?

Cliff Bradshaw, an American author working on a novel in pre-World War II Berlin, falls in love with the vivacious Sally Bowles, a singer at the local Kit Kat Klub. Their dreamlike romance is tested by the political upheaval that changes their lives dramatically. Even after 50 years, this classic, Tony Award-winning musical remains painfully prophetic, reminding us through Sally and the Emcee’s lost souls what horrors humans are capable of, lest we ever forget.

"¡CHEER! Story of a Dreamer" tells the story of Erica Chavez, a high school senior who discovers she is undocumented while applying for college. With vivid characters, drama and humor, the play takes audiences into homes where the stress of being undocumented and living in the shadows is real and terrifying.

Fifty weekends a year, the critically acclaimed San Francisco Neo-Futurists present "The Infinite Wrench," an attempt to perform 30 bite-sized plays in a frantic race against the clock, in an order determined by you, the audience. Each week, the ensemble offers up new plays ranging from the personal to the political to the profoundly WTF, all truthful and inspired by the lived experiences of the performers. With "The Infinite Wrench," the SF Neo-Futurists promise to break the fourth wall and maybe your heart but never your wallet in this ongoing, ever-changing show.