You be quickly immersed in a world of fun, mystery, and adventure while you enjoy a walking tour of San Francisco from an entirely new perspective.

Instead of sitting in a theatre, you embark on an approximate 3 hour walking mission through San Francisco, seeking out actors on the streets, in charming native bars, and swanky hideaway restaurants. Enjoy a drink and light hors d’œuvres along the way!

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After it continues through the Russian and Telegraph Hill neighborhoods, Lombard Street breaks off and becomes Telegraph Hill Boulevard which leads us up to Coit Tower.  BEWARE.  This was once the stomping grounds for The Sydney Ducks and Bowery Hounds.

It was here on the true “crookedest street in the world” that the Hounds would plan their attacks on the innocent men trying to find their fortunes in Gold during the Gold Rush.

In 1883, with the completion of the Haight Street Cable Railroad, The COV was able to transport The Gold back and forth from the Market Street, Downtown San Francisco area.  Thankfully, The Haight was one of the few areas of town to not be affected by the fires that struck after the Big Quake of 1906.

In the 60′s The Hippie movement began and the headquarters had to be moved to a different, undisclosed location.  Although you may enjoy walking through the memories of The Summer of Love by getting lost in the incense and the patchouli oil; WATCH OUT for squatters!  Some of them are Bowery Hound informants…

The Committee of Vigilance will never give up San Francisco’s Gold.  You can still find the old hiding spot today under Strauss’ poem:  “The Mighty Task Is Done”.   ‘There’s A Silver Moon Over The Golden Gate’ was the Committee of Vigilance theme song for ten years until we moved The Gold to a different hiding spot.  We are proud to say that nobody has ever been SHANGHAI’D on The Golden Gate Bridge.  The 1.7 mile safeguard against evil can never be compromised.

Crimps, Bowery Hounds, and Sydney Ducks used to roam these streets but they didn’t get to enjoy the Union Square Ice Rink, Neiman Marcus’ Stained Glass Ceiling, the 80 foot Macy’s Christmas tree, or the world’s first underground parking structure.   They could SHANGHAI a drunkard, but they couldn’t use the cable car from Fisherman’s Wharf to Ghirardelli Square as their escape!

Not back then, anyway.  Now they can.  So keep an eye out as you watch the latest at The Post Street Theatre, or gawk at a chandelier in Bacarat.

They’re everywhere.  And they’re after us.

So you can wander around getting lost in your  Andy Warhol, Jackson Pollock, Richard Diebenkorn, Clyfford Still, Paul Klee, Marcel Duchamp and Ansel Adams,  but we’re warning you here:  THEY ARE TRACKING YOU.  Hold on to your purse.

It goes a little like this:  you’re enjoying the view from the SF Moma Rooftop Garden, sipping your sparkling wine, and the next thing you know- you’re on a ship out to You-Don’t-Know-Where.  At this point, it’s too late.  You won’t be able to help us defeat the Bowery Hounds.

The first production of the world famous Wicked started at the Curran staring Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel.

The MFA conservatory program has produced the likes of Annette Bening, Danny Glover, and Denzel Washington.  The Geary Theatre continues to entertain audiences with classical, contemporary, and world premier productions.  Don’t miss the annual production of A Christmas Carol.  The perfect activity to follow SHANGHAI SAN FRANCISCO!

Created by Norman Langille, this concept originated in Seattle, WA and now enjoys a permanent home in The City by the Bay.

After your finished with your SHANGHAI SAN FRANCISCO mission (that is, if you make it out alive) go see this wonderful production in North Beach and watch Snow White search the world for her Prince Charming!