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Stage Review

‘Queerstory’ takes on LGBTQ history erasure in seven acts

Charles Lewis III - August 14, 2023

Stories of Hays Code-era gay Hollywood star and trans Civil War veteran find varying degrees of success on stage.

Stage Review

Class warfare with a mop and bucket in ‘Doméstica Realidad’

Charles Lewis III - August 8, 2023

An 'Upstairs-Downstairs' update—including apps and iPhones—in one of the most enjoyable shows of the year at Brava

Crime

Newsom’s CHP plan will not make Oakland safer

Cat Brooks - August 6, 2023

Communities with adequate resources have less violence than communities with a lot of cops

Onstage

Donna Sachet and a pizza with everything: ‘Sunday’s a Drag’ returns, fabulously

Joshua Rotter - August 3, 2023

With a new venue (Club Fugazi), new food, and a slate of seasoned performers, the musical drag brunch hits the spot

Movies

Screen Grabs: Can’t we all just grow up a little?

Dennis Harvey - August 3, 2023

Young people in crisis in 'Amanda,' 'Afire,' 'War Pony,' and, of course, 'Dude Bro Massacre III'

Stage Review

Home is? Women of color tangle with question in pair of memorable museum shows

Charles Lewis III - July 27, 2023

Nimah Gobir and Taravat Talepasand weave diasporic identity and family history via vivid display

Art

Of I and thou: Choreographer Alyssa Mitchel scales new collaborative heights

Mary Jane Agnew - July 27, 2023

For "Regard" in the CJM's Yud, the artist plots a piece about human complexity, alongside a muralist and musicians

Dance

In ‘As We Go,’ Joe Goode Performance Group dances into the beauty of life’s end

Mary Carbonara - July 26, 2023

The choreographer continues to put 'an emphasis on the unglamorized body, when it is fallible or agitated or inept'

Movies

3 can’t-miss picks from the Jewish Film Fest, and the stories behind them

Joshua Rotter - July 17, 2023

Mark your calendars for Remembering Gene Wilder, The Secret Art of Human Flight, and Rabbi on the Block

Stage Review

With ‘A Chorus Line,’ SF Playhouse aims for that singular sensation

Charles Lewis III - July 17, 2023

The still-timely 1975 musical requires a cast of triple threats—but can they hit the right steps?

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‘Queerstory’ takes on LGBTQ history erasure in seven acts

Class warfare with a mop and bucket in ‘Doméstica Realidad’

Newsom’s CHP plan will not make Oakland safer

Donna Sachet and a pizza with everything: ‘Sunday’s a Drag’ returns, fabulously

Screen Grabs: Can’t we all just grow up a little?

Home is? Women of color tangle with question in pair of memorable museum shows

Of I and thou: Choreographer Alyssa Mitchel scales new collaborative heights

In ‘As We Go,’ Joe Goode Performance Group dances into the beauty of life’s end

3 can’t-miss picks from the Jewish Film Fest, and the stories behind them

With ‘A Chorus Line,’ SF Playhouse aims for that singular sensation

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