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The Voice: One Man’s Journey into Sex Addiction and Recovery. Solo show by David Kleinberg, Directed by Mark Kenward. Autobiographical tale of one man’s battle with the “taboo addiction.” Fridays and Saturdays, Oct. 4-26 at 8:00 p.m. EXIT Theatre, 156 Eddy Street, San Francisco. Tickets $15-25 at https://www.brownpapertickets.org. (415) 673-3847.

David Kleinberg is the former editor of the San Francisco Chronicle’s Sunday Datebook and a stand-up comic. He brings his ground-breaking autobiographical solo show, The Voice: One Man’s Journey into Sex Addiction and Recovery, to EXIT Theatre every Friday and Saturday in October.

Kleinberg’s years’-long journey from internet porn to recovery began the night his wife walked in on him sitting at his computer, playing a highly charged version of…er, uh…solitaire.
“I’d like to think that this piece is not about addiction and shame but about courage, hope and recovery,” Kleinberg says. “It shows that a person – and that person’s significant other – can go on a journey together to get to a much better place.”

“Brilliant, belongs on HBO.” – performance artist Annie Sprinkel
“A masterpiece.” – sex addiction therapist Mark Robinet
The Voice: One Man’s Journey into Sex Addiction and Recovery. Solo show by David Kleinberg, Directed by Mark Kenward. Autobiographical tale of one man’s battle with the “taboo addiction.” Fridays and Saturdays, Oct. 4-26 at 8:00 p.m. EXIT Theatre, 156 Eddy Street, San Francisco. Tickets $15-25 at https://www.brownpapertickets.org. (415) 673-3847.

David Kleinberg is the former editor of the San Francisco Chronicle’s Sunday Datebook and a stand-up comic. He brings his ground-breaking autobiographical solo show, The Voice: One Man’s Journey into Sex Addiction and Recovery, to EXIT Theatre every Friday and Saturday in October.

Kleinberg’s years’-long journey from internet porn to recovery began the night his wife walked in on him sitting at his computer, playing a highly charged version of…er, uh…solitaire.
“I’d like to think that this piece is not about addiction and shame but about courage, hope and recovery,” Kleinberg says. “It shows that a person – and that person’s significant other – can go on a journey together to get to a much better place.”

“Brilliant, belongs on HBO.” – performance artist Annie Sprinkel
“A masterpiece.” – sex addiction therapist Mark Robinet
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