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Music

More gems added to 2024 Noise Pop, from drum wiz Louis Cole to local faves The Seshen

John-Paul Shiver -
Chicago punk ambassadors Dehd, creative tornado Genevieve Artadoi, more show fest's growing range and appeal.
Lit

In ‘Portal,’ John King tells the strange and wondrous saga of the Ferry Building

Marke B. -
Beloved landmark came with surprising amount of drama and alternate realities, vividly detailed in Chron critic's new book.
Movies

Screen Grabs: ‘Monster’ vs. ‘Wonka’

Dennis Harvey -
Hirokazu Kore-eda's complex tale of youth and Timothée Chalamet's tale of youth with a complex hit screens. Plus: 'Night of the Hunter' stalks again
Food & Drink

Good Taste: Shower them with Bay Area food gifts

Tamara Palmer -
Cookbooks, gift boxes and other festive ways to share a taste of SF and beyond — check our picks for poppin’ presents.
Onstage

All aboard ‘Schick Machine’ for a poetic percussive journey

Marke B. -
Contemporary music champion Steven Schick performs as a mad-genius instrument inventor making sense of a disquieting world.
Onstage

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

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

‘Guys and Dolls’ gambles and wins, shining up tarnished material

Charles Lewis III -
SF Playhouse brings warmth, dedication to gangster musical most might only remember from high school.
Onstage

Do you hear what Kiki & Herb hear?

Joshua Rotter -
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.
Movies

Screen Grabs: Ho ho ho, it’s family (dys)functions and horrors for the holidays

Dennis Harvey -
Gay divorce in 'Our Son,' generational poaching in 'Family Game,' kid vs Claus in 'Dial Code Santa,' more fa-la-film
Stage Review

No genocidal conflicts resolved, but electrifying dancing and much backstory in ‘Tell’

Charles Lewis III -
At Dance Mission Theater, Sarah Crowell and Keith Hennessy led a troupe intent on reaching deep inside themselves

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