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Lit

Something rotten: Nazi-occupied Denmark through young eyes in Richard Kluger’s latest novel

Lou Fancher - September 19, 2023

Seasoned journalist explores a country's moral quandry via historical fiction of 'Hamlet's Children.'

Movies

‘Cassandro’ director: ‘Even in the macho wrestling world, a flamboyant gay man broke down walls’

Pam Grady - September 14, 2023

Roger Ross Williams on filming the incredible story of the Mexican lucha libre star with Gael García Bernal

Movies

Screen Grabs: Scrappy kids, rotting queens, and ‘the Liberace of lucha libre’

Dennis Harvey - September 14, 2023

Three of Sundance's most interesting movies finally hit screens here. Plus: Can you ride with Outlaw Johnny Black?

Movies

Screen Grabs: Seeing the other side of Scorsese

Dennis Harvey - September 4, 2023

Plus: Alternative Visions goes Buñuel, Astrakan touches, #Chadgetstheaxe swings, Perpetrator misses, more movies

Movies

Screen Grabs: You’re cordially invited to an HOA meeting from hell

Dennis Harvey - August 30, 2023

Plus: Hilary Swank is 'The Good Mother' and 'Goldfish' pulls off a big, messy portrait of dementia

Nightlife

A drag tribute fit for Sinéad’s mighty voice

Marke B. - August 16, 2023

'Her music is the kind of poetry that lends itself to the drama drag queens do so well,' says trixxie carr of upcoming show

Movies

Screen Grabs: Sex, tech, and Godzilla—who could ask for anything more?

Dennis Harvey - August 14, 2023

Three film fests bring the essentials. Plus: 'Pee Wee's Big Adventure' and more '80s delights

Onstage

Confronting decline while flying through the air in ‘the Curve’ at Fringe Fest

Joshua Rotter - August 11, 2023

Circus acrobat Genie Cartier's show combines gravity-defying feats with candid tales of a body slowing down

Culture

Papp Johnson: ‘I’m telling jokes that will last for generations to come’

Joshua Rotter - August 10, 2023

From NBA prospect to standup player, the Oakland comedian looks ahead on new album 'Timeless'

Onstage

At Fringe Fest, a tale of bullied young immigrants ‘Dancing Home’

Emily Wilson - August 10, 2023

Dyana Díaz's play was inspired by a children's book—and her own experience at the San Francisco Youth Theatre

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Something rotten: Nazi-occupied Denmark through young eyes in Richard Kluger’s latest novel

‘Cassandro’ director: ‘Even in the macho wrestling world, a flamboyant gay man broke down walls’

Screen Grabs: Scrappy kids, rotting queens, and ‘the Liberace of lucha libre’

Screen Grabs: Seeing the other side of Scorsese

Screen Grabs: You’re cordially invited to an HOA meeting from hell

A drag tribute fit for Sinéad’s mighty voice

Screen Grabs: Sex, tech, and Godzilla—who could ask for anything more?

Confronting decline while flying through the air in ‘the Curve’ at Fringe Fest

Papp Johnson: ‘I’m telling jokes that will last for generations to come’

At Fringe Fest, a tale of bullied young immigrants ‘Dancing Home’

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