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Performance

Onstage

Just in time to heat up Pride, Sandra Bernhard comes to ‘Bern It Down’

Joshua Rotter -
'Everybody—no matter their sexuality or gender—wakes up with emotions and needs,' says the beloved comedian-singer-actress.
Onstage

At 21, Fresh Meat Fest still brings fabulous new queer/trans art to the (virtual) stage

Marke B. -
Need a rainbow reboot? Tune into more than 40 artists covering a full spectrum of LGBTQ+ expression
Stage Review

In ‘Dana H.’ and ‘Hadestown,’ two stunning journeys through hell onstage

Marke B. -
A buoyant musical Greek myth and a lip-synced tale of horror prove their Tony-winning bonafides
Onstage

Romeo’s a woman and Shakespeare’s en español: New version of Bard takes Cal Shakes

Emily Wilson -
Cast and crew revel in immediacy 'Romeo y Juliet' finds with younger audiences.
Stage Review

Review: Cal Shakes’ 1840s Alta California ‘Romeo y Juliet’ is a gorgeous rework

Charles Lewis III -
A long-delayed production triumphs visually—despite a rather lengthy script
Stage Review

‘Let’s Do the Sex’? OK, let’s.

Charles Lewis III -
Killing My Lobster’s slutty, silly sketches tackle gay couple-twins, modern-day porn, and—oh yes— Potterverse fan fic.
Stage Review

‘Balikbayan Box’: Finally, a play set in Milpitas

Charles Lewis III -
Jeffrey Lo’s new work at TheatreF1rst examines the dramatic ins and outs of a Filipino green-card marriage
Stage Review

‘The Paper Dreams of Harry Chin’ crackles with an immigrant’s experience

Charles Lewis III -
Jessica Huang’s new play at SF Playhouse tells a heavy family tale, laced with comedy and the supernatural.
Onstage

The chick is fierce: Grag Queen, Brazilian ‘Queen of the Universe,’ glams up SF

Joshua Rotter -
The irresistible performer speaks out about growing up gay, trans issues back home, and giving us Brazilian fantasy
Stage Review

Desiree Rogers shines in eerily prescient ‘A Small Fire’

Charles Lewis III -
At Shotgun, a matriarch and CEO suddenly loses her senses to a mysterious illness, in a 2012 play that echoes today

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