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(Photos by Gene Golovchinsky)
The cast (Melissa Wong-Renati, Terry Rucker, Karen Hirst and Kal Berns) looks "Beyond the Horizon Line."
DaveO (Terry Rucker) introduces us to San Francisco's booms and busts.
Jeffrey (Kal Berns) laments "Philistines" -- his bread and butter.
DaveO (Terry Rucker) has something to ponder with "My Brilliant Marxist." Lenin looks on.
Jeffrey (Kal Berns) and Grace (Melissa Wong-Renati) discover who the best customers are.
Grace (Melissa Wong-Renati) extols good business sense with "Made in China."
Harry's Wife (Karen Hirst) makes a great mail order bride "Going For the Gold" with the cast.
If DaveO (Terry Rucker) can be called "DaveO," then what's wrong with being called "Harry's Wife?" (Karen Hirst)
Gavin Newsom's "care is better than cash" for Harry's Wife (Karen Hirst).
Harry's Wife (Karen Hirst) worries that the stuck commuters will wind up like the Donner Party!
The cast is "Going for the Gold!"
"Absolutely San Francisco" in a nutshell:
No Wild Hats! In this musical revue, an ex-hippie billionaire, a homeless woman in love with Gavin Newsom, a newly divorced gay wine merchant and a Chinese-immigrant souvenir seller -- mysteriously stuck on a broken down, fogged-in cable car -- take a lyrical trip through their San Francisco Dreams.