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Joshua Rotter

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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.

‘The Wiz’ eases on down to the Golden Gate

Producers Todd Tucker and Kandi Burruss talk about bringing the groundbreaking 50-year-old musical from Broadway.

The looks! The drama! The drag! The High Princx Pageant returns

Mastermind Tito Soto of the fierce annual competition spills about the competitors, scene, and state of drag today

Talking Heads’ Jerry Harrison on reviving the live brilliance of ‘Remain in Light’

Guitarist tours group's groundbreaking 1980 album with fellow legend Adrian Belew, to recreate its 'radical ideas'

Trans star Dylan Mulvaney alights on ‘Holiday Gaiety’ with SF Symphony

The performer, activist, and prolific TikToker is eager to hit the stage for the annual explosion of LGBTQ festivity.

Do you hear what Kiki & Herb hear?

The raucous, Tony-nommed cabaret duo are back for a holiday fling, and they've got some Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish in their sack.

Gus Kenworthy, slasher victim? Olympian plays ‘The Sacrifice Game’

Queer ski heartthrob rides another challenge—acting—appearing as hapless janitor in new Shudder flick.

Alaska Thunderfuck’s holiday cabaret delightfully promises ‘as little Christmas music as possible’

SF-bound performer recalls the 'scary and hairy' queens of Heklina's Tr*nnyshack inspiring her own career.

Historical photos of queer relationships inspire tender moves of RAWdance’s ‘LOVING STILL’

"Romance has been as much a part of our history as struggle," reminds company co-founder Wendy Rein.

Việt Lê embodies the divine of ‘MOTHER | GODDESS’ with Southeast Asian ‘spiritual drag’

Drawing on ceremony practiced in one of the oldest Indigenous Vietnamese religions, event looks to support audience's own intuition.

Coco Peru dons Heklina’s tunic (metaphorically) for ‘Golden Girls: Christmas Episodes’

'I felt like Bea Arthur was pushing me on my shoulder and saying, 'Do it,'' says drag star of beloved show.