 The 1978–1979 season opened with a revamping of "Gays at Play", which consisted of LeRoi Jones' "The Baptism" (directed by Estes) and Fred Puliafito's "Para de Noya" (directed by Baugniet) — but it was the monumental success of the next production, Doric Wilson's "West Street Gang" (performed at the South of Market leather bar The Black & Blue), that won the company's first Cable Car Award and enabled the company to establish residence in its first home at the Goodman Building at 1115 Geary Street.The season concluded with "Male Rites", which included C.D.Arnold's "Downtown Local", Robert Chesley's "Hell, I Love You", Lanford Wilson's "The Great Nebula in Orion", and Cal Yeomans's "Richmond Jim", which production also toured to New York.