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Music

The indelible hooks and dance floor IQ of Pittsburgh’s Buscrates

John-Paul Shiver - July 13, 2023

New album 'Control Center' reads like a history book of jazz-funk stories gone by.

Art Review

‘The Tudors’ offers an irresistible lesson in state propaganda

DeWitt Chen - July 12, 2023

With royals very much in the news lately, Legion of Honor show underlines how power shapes culture

Stage Review

Mime Troupe dives into ‘doom loop’ hysteria in affecting ‘Breakdown’

Charles Lewis III - July 11, 2023

Latest show cuts through the right-wing propaganda with heart, laughs, and plenty of colorful characters

Stage Review

‘The Dignity Circle’ is absolutely not a pyramid scheme

Charles Lewis III - July 11, 2023

Lauren Smerkanich's world premiere from Central Works describes a devastating cycle of exploitation that's also fun to watch

Stage Review

Battling an anxiety monster named Meredith in ‘Out of Character’

Charles Lewis III - July 5, 2023

Tony-winner Ari’el Stachel's captivating solo show reveals a double-edged struggle with racism and mental health.

Movies

Screen Grabs: Saluting the legacies of Luis Buñuel, Béla Tarr, and… Lindsey Lohan

Dennis Harvey - July 3, 2023

'Viridiana' still scathes, 'Satantango' still mesmerizes, and 'Mean Girls' still delights.

Stage Review

Circus Bella pulls no punches, flips, bends, twists, or puns in ‘Bananas!’

Charles Lewis III - July 3, 2023

A year after returning to Bay Area parks, the local troupe provides a perfect family outing.

Crime

Hundreds who are by law innocent sit in SF jail because of court backlog

Savannah Dewberry - June 25, 2023

Public Defender's Office tries to draw attention to the clear violations of the right to a speedy trial.

Stage Review

South African Apartheid’s sunset is tricky territory in ‘The Road to Mecca’

Charles Lewis III - June 19, 2023

An insightful production and spot-on cast at Z Below, but playwright Athol Fugard crosses the line of sympathy. All photos by Kevin Berne

Crime

Chesa Boudin talks crime, justice—and what’s happened to SF under Brooke Jenkins

Tim Redmond - June 15, 2023

The former DA has a lot of thoughts on the future of criminal justice—and the current state of San Francisco.

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The indelible hooks and dance floor IQ of Pittsburgh’s Buscrates

‘The Tudors’ offers an irresistible lesson in state propaganda

Mime Troupe dives into ‘doom loop’ hysteria in affecting ‘Breakdown’

‘The Dignity Circle’ is absolutely not a pyramid scheme

Battling an anxiety monster named Meredith in ‘Out of Character’

Screen Grabs: Saluting the legacies of Luis Buñuel, Béla Tarr, and… Lindsey Lohan

Circus Bella pulls no punches, flips, bends, twists, or puns in ‘Bananas!’

Hundreds who are by law innocent sit in SF jail because of court backlog

South African Apartheid’s sunset is tricky territory in ‘The Road to Mecca’

Chesa Boudin talks crime, justice—and what’s happened to SF under Brooke Jenkins

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