Joshua Rotter
Joshua Rotter is a contributing writer for 48 Hills. He’s also written for the San Francisco Bay Guardian, SF Weekly, SF Examiner, SF Chronicle, and CNET.
Can drag queens beat death? Find out in ‘Drag Becomes Her’
Peaches Christ, Jinkx Monsoon, and BenDeLaCreme send up 1992 camp classic 'Death Becomes Her' in a dragstravaganza.
’80s troubadour Colin Hay is still a man at work
From 'Who Can It Be Now?' and Ringo Starr to a new album and fundraising for Australian wildfire relief, the singer carries on.
John Cameron Mitchell and the origin of ‘Anthem Homunculus’
The 'Hedwig' creator's star-studded podcast sweeps into town for a marathon listening party. (Laurie Anderson plays a tumor.)
Robbie Robertson on heart-wrenching The Band doc ‘Once Were Brothers’
After one last famous reunion in 1976, the seminal roots act was no more. A new film tells the story of era-defining 'brotherhood'
A pro-immigrant ‘sci-fi magical realism human cartoon opera’? Believe it!
Pantomime pioneer Sara Moore talks about refugees, clowns, and her new 'live silent film' at Z Space.
Trixie Mattel’s grown-up dream world
A house, a partner, a new album, and a gangbusters tour. Has the drag star left her Barbie life behind? No way!
Fiery flamenco meets rousing gospel in ‘Soul Y Alma’
Theatre Flamenco's Carola Zertuche speaks about collaborating with Glide Ensemble for a very unique show.
With ‘Butterfly Effect’ choreographer Krissy Keefer caps decades of eco-activism
New Dance Brigade show bridges aims to create a 'collective heartbeat' at the edge of apocalypse.
Midge Ure, titan of New Wave, will take your questions now
The Ultravox and Visage founder puts on a legendary show. Now he's adding Q&As and song requests for deeper connection.
Micky Dolenz on Monkeemania, Sketchfest, and the band’s enduring appeal
Appearing with Michael Nesmith, the beloved Monkee talks about his favorite songs and their new album.