One San Francisco apartment provides the setting for seven LGBT-themed stories about our love affair with the City by the Bay - what brings us here, what keeps us here, and what sometimes drives us away. Often dubbed the queer relative of Neil Simon's Plaza Suite, San Francisco, Here I Come is the story of seven different tenants in one apartment over 10 decades who dared to change themselves and the city around them. Penned by seven different playwrights, each with a very unique voice, this is a microcosm view of gay life from 1945 to the technology-influenced present day. The stories range from 1940s gay harassment, to a forgotten gay revolution three years before Stonewall, to an 80s-fueled leather sex party.