Caitlin Donohue
Caitlin Donohue grew up in the Sunset and attended Jefferson Elementary School. She writes about weed, sex, perreo, and other methods of dismantling power structures. Her current center of operations is Mexico City.
Review: ‘Cats’ is very much like you
A year—scratch that, a decade—in fervent feline obsession culminates in a cinematic cataclysm, giving us pause.
Fresh Meat Festival serves up revolutionary trans-queer dance, 17 years on
We got the scoop from kNOw SHADE Vogue Ensemble, fest founder Sean Dorsey, and a pair of queer bachata champs.
Broke-Ass Stuart is on ‘Shaky Ground’ in spot-on new web series
Landlords from hell, burrito fights, kooky roomies, and codependent app-bro relationships. Sound familiar?
Arts Forecast: Open up your world with the SF International Arts Festival
Plus: Celebrate your sex workers at this week's culture fest! Also, Cypress Hill, Japanese American history exhibits, and so much more.
Arts Forecast: White Night rally marks SF’s legacy of insurrection
Plus: A weekend of art from TL residents, Combo Chimbita, Sister Roma's roast, and more.
Arts Forecast: The week’s best moments to honor Momma
Plus: The 48th annual Stanford Powwow, a musical benefit for immigration advocates RAICES, Diana Gameros, and the Walking Distance Dance Festival.
What is Bay Area drag? Oaklash Festival has some wild ideas
Mainstream TV drag be damned—local luminaries revolutionize the art form in a weekend's worth of eye-popping shows.
A live cinema event to ‘Remember Los Siete’ in the Mission
Artist Vero Majano uses found footage and her own memories about the notorious 1969 trial to "remind people we are still here."
‘The Wait Room’ expresses the physical effects of a loved one’s incarceration
Choreographer Jo Kreiter examines the rippling toll of the prison-industrial complex, in a new work performed in front of UN Plaza.
San Pablo’s Los Cenzontles ramps up its Mexican rhythms
A new sound system and renovated space, a collaboration with Linda Ronstadt, youth programs, a cross-border documentary—what can't this cultural academy (and band) do?