COVID Archives - Page 24 of 59

News + Politics

Tim Redmond - July 26, 2022

Portugal's relatively high tax rate helps keeps homelessness and housing prices relatively low. And the beer is good

Onstage

Emily Wilson - July 26, 2022

From 'A Jumping-Off Point' to 'An Arab Spring,' 45th annual fest brings five new plays to Potrero Stage

Labor

As the giant cuts back benefits after COVID, workers are exposing the big lie that corporations care for 'crew' over profits

Stage Review

Word for Word's provocative staging of Danielle Evans’ short story delves into one of the era's obsessive questions

Stage Review

Jaclyn Backhaus' play brings historical women behind famous men to sad and hilarious life, with shining actors and direction

Onstage

Lou Fancher - July 18, 2022

David Mendizábal brings costume and choreography background to story of two entangled DREAMers at Berkeley Rep

News + Politics

Marke B. - July 15, 2022

I got my first dose of the vaccine—across the bay, after eight hours, in a frustrating situation. And I'm one of the few lucky ones.

Movies

Dennis Harvey - July 14, 2022

Plus: Life and love in volcanoes, organic wine's moment, a very French romantic triangle, and delightful Cambodian sci-fi

Arts + Culture

Lou Fancher - July 14, 2022

Cones, goblets, cups, bars, sundaes—or even sandwiched between two donuts: Here are our picks of the licks

Onstage

Emily Wilson - July 12, 2022

'It's so rare for this to happen': The Bay Area's only comedy show of its kind comes to the Cal Shakes Theater

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