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Stage Review

After a long wait, we finally glimpse ‘Intimate Apparel’

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Pandemic-delayed Lorraine Hansberry Theatre production features some strong turns in this Lynn Nottage play at new home
Dance

Review: Corps of clowns, bowler hats, and a touch of disco at the SF Ballet

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Programs 5 and 6 include a surrealist tribute to Magritte, music by Hans Zimmer, and 'Solid Gold'-summoning costumes
Onstage

Will BenDeLaCreme finally put a ring on it?

Joshua Rotter -
The 'terminally delightful' drag queen confronts the madness of love and marriage at Oasis, in 'the strangest show I've ever done.'
Onstage

Review: ‘Water by the Spoonful’ weaves a web of addiction and Internet

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Quiara Alegría Hudes' 2011 Pulitzer winner at SF Playhouse feels technologically dated—yet alarmingly still relevant
Dance

ODC dances downtown—and right into its next 50+ years

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Finally returning in an 11-day dance fest, the company remains 'bold and adventurous as well as touching and subtle'
Onstage

With new doc and big plans, BeBe Zahara Benet is forging a legacy

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The Cameroonian-American winner of RuPaul's Drag Race's first season talks 'Being BeBe' and hitting the road
Onstage

Review: Vivid ‘Passing Strange’ gets a timely revival from Shotgun Players

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Stew's 2007 musical is an essential expansion of Black representation—stretched out, however, it loses some power
Dance

Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater returns, setting brilliant Black voices in motion

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Storied company features works by Robert Battle celebrating Nina Simone and Stevie Wonder. Plus: A pandemic-inspired 'Holding Space'
Dance

Review: Two fairytales—one Scottish, one seasonal—fill SF Ballet with magic

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Program Four fills sprightly forests with Bournonville’s 1836 'La Sylphide' and the West Coast Premiere of Glazunov's 'Seasons'
Onstage

Review: Navigating a matriarch’s dementia (with a sitcom air) in ‘Dot’

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Colman Domingo's warm 2019 play at New Conservatory is headed for TV, but needs to work out some tonal kinks.

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