Brian Copeland is an award-winning actor, comedian, author, playwright, television and radio talk show host based in the San Francisco Bay Area. His one-man play, “Not a Genuine Black Man,” went on to become the longest-running solo show in San Francisco theatrical history with over 800 performances. His new play, “Grandma & Me: An Ode to Single Parents,” is currently running at The Marsh in San Francisco.
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HELP US HELP PEOPLE WITH DEPRESSION!
The Marsh in San Francisco and Brian Copeland are trying to raise $80,000 so that they can present Brian’s critically acclaimed show about depression, “The Waiting Period,” weekly for one year free of charge to the public. All donations are 100% tax deductible.