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Onstage

85-minute lipsync becomes theater star’s joy in ‘Dana H.’

Lou Fancher - June 1, 2022

Jordan Baker speaks to the rigor involved in portraying the true-life tale of a chaplain counselor's five-month abduction.

Movies

Screen Grabs: The Shattuck shutters; consolation comes with poet’s blood and porno chic

Dennis Harvey - May 24, 2022

Plus: A strange and roaming Italian 'Tale of King Crab,' siblings confront the past in 'Montana Story,' more movies

Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: 10 great things to do this week, from Gran Fury to ‘Much Ado’

Marke B. - May 11, 2022

Soul man Lee Fields, Blectum from Blechdom returns, a drag Hall & Oates tribute, Lab dance-a-thon, more to get you fired up.

Lit

Passion for degraded materials: a conversational bibliography of Dodie Bellamy

Johnny Ray Huston - May 3, 2022

From 'Feminine Hijinx' to 'Bee Reaved,' the quintessential SF writer talks art, life, 'Frozen,' E.T., and grief through her published works.

Stage Review

Queer identity churns beneath religion, politics in ‘Drowning in Cairo’

Charles Lewis III - April 19, 2022

Adam Ashraf Elsayigh's new time-jumping play examines the lives of three complex Muslim characters

Stage Review

Time-tripping back to the height of AIDS in ‘PrEP Play’

Charles Lewis III - April 13, 2022

'Peggy Sue Got Married' meets pre-exposure prophylaxis in Yilong Liu's relevant tale of generational disconnect

LGBTQ

Castro icon Cleve Jones vows to fight dubious eviction attempt

Garrett Leahy - March 27, 2022

In a dramatic appearance at a crowded rally in the Castro, longtime queer activist and leader Cleve Jones announced Sunday that he plans to...

Art

‘We knew we would bring the art’: Expo sounds alarm to reunite separated families

Emily Wilson - March 24, 2022

Galería de la Raza, YBCA, and other community organizations team up on compelling "Pedagogy of Hope"

Lit

John Killacky’s ‘Because Art’ is an evergreen call for creative survival

Lou Fancher - March 24, 2022

It may be an expert “autopsy” on the arts industry, but the multi-hyphenate's latest book also inspires hope for the next generation of hub-makers and risk-takers.

Culture

Support this salve: Bay Remedies heals with Black-and-queer-owned cannabis

Caitlin Donohue - March 23, 2022

"Our relationship with cannabis was shaped by activists like Denis Peron and Brownie Mary," says co-founder John Xavier.

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