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Art

Queer American Songbook to Ukrainian trans theater, SF International Arts Festival won’t play it straight

Caitlin Donohue -
Venerable fest doubles down at unlikely, if urgent moment for convening global LGBTQ+ creatives.
Stage Review

Drama Masks: Dreamlike delivery of prim-and-proper trans history in ‘I Am My Own Wife’

Charles Lewis III -
Plus: SF Ballet's 'Frankenstein' was a Gothic, if not great, delight and Killing My Lobster's new 'fun run' rips and roars.
Dance

‘A Bridge to Now’ evokes generational complexities of Peruvian Chinese communities

Aimée Ts'ao -
Choreography unfurls against tapestry of modern-day oral testimonies, visual projections—and 400 pounds of rice.
Dance

Resurrecting ‘Frankenstein,’ after its creator’s tragic death

Aimée Ts'ao -
Liam Scarlett's intricate gothic epic returns to SF Ballet, with principals determined to preserve its 'warmth and heart.'
Stage Review

Drama Masks: Fear not the fan

Charles Lewis III -
Coleman Domingo's 'Wild With Happy' blends Black Baptist sensibility with Disneymania, 'Nobody Loves You' finds no quarrel here.
Onstage

‘March Madness’: Punking up opera with Nikola Printz

Marke B. -
Mezzo-soprano channels diva chaos, mosh pits, classic cabaret, aerial acrobatics into sensational spectacle at Chan Center.
Stage Review

Drama Masks: Drawing the line

Charles Lewis III -
Opera Parallèle's 'The Pigeon Keeper' took on the costs of xenophobia, while Central Works' 'Push/Pull' tackles toxic masculinity.
Performance

Drama Masks: When illness derails the performance

Charles Lewis III -
As flu and COVID cases rise (many of them deadly), how will the local theater scene adjust its communal experience?
Dance

Pas de deux: Two Black choreography giants talk decades of Bay Area dance

Mary Carbonara -
Robert Moses and Ramón Ramos Alayo's companies approach major anniversaries in an era of artistic urgency.
Onstage

‘Nobody Loves You’: Looking for longterm musical romance, available now

Emily Wilson -
Creators of ACT's reality TV-based play talk about its many twists and changes, and the enduring power of artistic friendship.

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