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With glamour and grit, Red Vic aims for permanent queer housing transformation

Joshua Rotter -
How much is that drag queen in the window? Chip in to support QT BIPOC housing and you'll help stabilize a community.
Music

SF Symphony dives into diverse local sounds with online ‘Currents’

Marke B. -
"Music isn't just about an end result. It's about what people do and how people come into things," conductor Michael Morgan told me over...
Onstage

The unstoppable ‘Who’s Your Mami Comedy’ Zooms your way

Joshua Rotter -
The pandemic may have indefinitely shuttered comedy clubs, but it can’t stop, won’t stop the irrepressible force of Marga Gomez. For as long as...
Culture

Searing, prescient, hilarious: ‘Laughter Against the Machine’ returns onscreen

Marke B. -
Travel back with me to a distant time when the economy had collapsed, the country was visibly divided, protesters took over the streets, a...
Arts + Culture

Arts Forecast: Local shows to stream on your screens

Caitlin Donohue -
Local drag star and owner of SoMa club Oasis, D’Arcy Drollinger’s new show “Hot Trash” would probably not have been born under normal circumstances....
Dance

Review: Two random ballroom dancers in the Chinese Pavilion at Stow Lake

Marke B. -
How long has it been? 135 Days. Nineteen weeks. Five months! You've had another heavy but predictable meltdown with your lockdown partner, or you...
Onstage

Take that, 2020: The Mime Troupe pivots to web

Caitlin Donohue -
It’s a rough time for live theater. As San Francisco arts organizations brainstorm ways to carry their message into the COVID era, some of...
Onstage

In ‘The Niceties,’ deep-rooted academic bias vividly on display

Emily Wilson -
In The Niceties, playing online from Shotgun Theater, a Black student, Zoe (Regina Monique) at an unnamed elite Northeast university (clearly Yale given it’s...
Onstage

Too soon for COVID jokes? Shazia Mirza on Zoom comedy and life at home

Joshua Rotter -
Shazia Mirza has been making the most of quarantine. The award-winning British stand-up comedian and writer—best known for her show “The Kardashians Made Me...
Onstage

Reviving Pride’s protest origins, with ‘The Compton’s Cafeteria Riot’

Emily Wilson -
Last year, the Tenderloin Museum hosted 22 sold-out performances of The Compton’s Cafeteria Riot. One of the writers, Donna Personna, saw about half of...

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