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Nothing’s gonna rain on ‘Funny Girl’ Katerina McCrimmon’s SF parade
After ‘painful’ preparation, ‘Blue Door’ opens onto Black men’s complex life in US
Unbearable tension of ghosts past and present in ‘Returning to Haifa’
‘Never too late’: Grannies of Grant Avenue Follies dance onto the airwaves
Revisiting the violent time when drag was illegal in ‘The Pride of Lions’
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For actor John-Andrew Morrison, ‘A Strange Loop’ is a brilliant, emotional rollercoaster
Outsize passions of Carmen and Frida take centerstage in ‘Dos Mujeres’
Spring (and the future) is in the air in Alonzo King’s latest show
Ranger, activist, housewife, centenarian: ‘Sign My Name to Freedom’ traces an extraordinary life
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Nothing’s gonna rain on ‘Funny Girl’ Katerina McCrimmon’s SF parade
Joshua Rotter
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April 25, 2024
“I've always been fighting to make it this far," says the dynamo Fanny Brice with Miami roots and plenty of chutzpah.
Onstage
After ‘painful’ preparation, ‘Blue Door’ opens onto Black men’s complex life in US
Lou Fancher
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April 24, 2024
Director Darryl V. Jones on creating the soundtrack of generational haunting at Aurora Theatre Company.
Stage Review
Unbearable tension of ghosts past and present in ‘Returning to Haifa’
Charles Lewis III
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April 23, 2024
Palestinians come back home in the shadow of the Six-Day War, in Golden Thread's latest on Potrero Stage.
Culture
‘Never too late’: Grannies of Grant Avenue Follies dance onto the airwaves
Dorothy Odonnell
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April 20, 2024
PBS highlights the Chinatown-based cabaret troupe of 11 spirited grandmothers keeping local history alive.
Stage Review
Revisiting the violent time when drag was illegal in ‘The Pride of Lions’
Charles Lewis III
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April 19, 2024
Risking it all in the 1920s to perform onstage and live authentically in Theatre Rhino's latest, by Roger Mason.
Stage Review
Hilarious performances whisk you up a shaky ’39 Steps’
Charles Lewis III
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April 15, 2024
San Francisco Playhouse lampoons a ripe Hitchcock—but you may want to binge your noir beforehand.
Onstage
For actor John-Andrew Morrison, ‘A Strange Loop’ is a brilliant, emotional rollercoaster
Lou Fancher
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April 15, 2024
The Tony nominee returns to Michael R. Jackson's lauded play at ACT—and brings a deep connection to his mother.
Stage Review
Outsize passions of Carmen and Frida take centerstage in ‘Dos Mujeres’
Charles Lewis III
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April 11, 2024
Premieres by Arielle Smith and Annabelle Lopez Ochoa at SF Ballet bring two well-known women to vivid life.
Stage Review
Spring (and the future) is in the air in Alonzo King’s latest show
Charles Lewis III
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April 9, 2024
The choreographer's two strong revivals and a new piece at YBCA spur the question, 'What comes next?'
Stage Review
Ranger, activist, housewife, centenarian: ‘Sign My Name to Freedom’ traces an extraordinary life
Charles Lewis III
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April 4, 2024
Betty Reid Soskin's continuing journey is set to music—and portrayed by four actors—at Z Space.
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