About
Hillbarn Theatre & Conservatory presents live theatre in an intimate 179 seat theatre and offers conservatory programs in theatre education. The program is taught by Broadway and Regional Theatre professionals and educators and produces both classic and contemporary works that explore narratives using the intimate space and blur the lines between the audience and the artists.
• Schedule: Open Tuesday–Friday, 11 am–3 pm, and one hour before showtime
Hillbarn Theatre & Conservatory operates under the leadership of Executive Artistic Director Steve Muterspaugh and Conservatory Director Sarah Jebian. The organization is in Season 86 and Season 85 and is described as one of the Bay Area’s most beloved not-for-profit theaters that creates live, award-winning theatre. Its programming is driven by the founding ideal “To create theatre with the community, for the community,” and it is dedicated to three guiding principles: quality, diversity, and community. The mission is to create a supportive, all-inclusive environment where students can cultivate and share their passion, talent, and diverse backgrounds as they collaborate to create theatre; to instill the skills they will need to become the best artists they can be and build a more conscious and compassionate society; and to challenge, engage, and inspire students to celebrate their own uniqueness and the power of the performing arts. Hillbarn Theatre acknowledges that it resides on the traditional land of the Ramaytush Ohlone people and honors the land and the people who have stewarded it throughout the generations.
Last updated May 13, 2026.
• Schedule: Open Tuesday–Friday, 11 am–3 pm, and one hour before showtime
Hillbarn Theatre & Conservatory operates under the leadership of Executive Artistic Director Steve Muterspaugh and Conservatory Director Sarah Jebian. The organization is in Season 86 and Season 85 and is described as one of the Bay Area’s most beloved not-for-profit theaters that creates live, award-winning theatre. Its programming is driven by the founding ideal “To create theatre with the community, for the community,” and it is dedicated to three guiding principles: quality, diversity, and community. The mission is to create a supportive, all-inclusive environment where students can cultivate and share their passion, talent, and diverse backgrounds as they collaborate to create theatre; to instill the skills they will need to become the best artists they can be and build a more conscious and compassionate society; and to challenge, engage, and inspire students to celebrate their own uniqueness and the power of the performing arts. Hillbarn Theatre acknowledges that it resides on the traditional land of the Ramaytush Ohlone people and honors the land and the people who have stewarded it throughout the generations.
Last updated May 13, 2026.
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