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Movies

Shhh… the Silent Film Fest is back (and full of great music)

Dennis Harvey - May 3, 2022

Oscar Wilde, 'Foolish Wives,' a trip to Mars, DJ Spooky, Club Foot Hindustani, more in 25th installment at Castro Theatre.

Movies

Screen Grabs: David vs. Goliath—with a bit of windbaggery—in ‘The Duke’

Dennis Harvey - April 28, 2022

Plus: Clothes fly off in 'Anais in Love,' animated tragedy in 'Charlotte,' Gong Li returns, and Bernard-Henri Lévy saves the world

Onstage

For Rinabeth Apostol, acting meets activism in acclaimed ‘Fun Home’

Emily Wilson - April 26, 2022

A star of the 42nd Street Moon production delves into its essential representation, as a queer Filipina-American.

Opinion

The ultimate troll just bought Twitter. Expect more pain for SF

Charles Lewis III - April 25, 2022

Elon Musk hates BART, taxes, worker protections, marginalized folks, and the free press. Now he has a huge platform.

Stage Review

In ‘Endlings,’ a humorously profane dive into a vanishing Korean way of life

Charles Lewis III - April 23, 2022

Ferocious Lotus and Oakland Theater Project collaboration highlights indelibly foul-mouthed seaside workers

Fashion

Beyond binary shopping: At Fibers of Being, all genders are welcome to look terrific

Dillon McNeil - April 13, 2022

Elizabeth Stewart's boutique on Divisadero empowers people to express themselves freely and fully

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

Movies

Screen Grabs: Green Film Fest regenerates with a ’70s sci-fi classic

Dennis Harvey - April 12, 2022

A new version of the fest springs up around Earth Day. Plus: two very different Aussie flicks and 'All the Old Knives' reviewed

Stage Review

After a long wait, we finally glimpse ‘Intimate Apparel’

Charles Lewis III - April 11, 2022

Pandemic-delayed Lorraine Hansberry Theatre production features some strong turns in this Lynn Nottage play at new home

Dance

Review: Corps of clowns, bowler hats, and a touch of disco at the SF Ballet

Charles Lewis III - April 8, 2022

Programs 5 and 6 include a surrealist tribute to Magritte, music by Hans Zimmer, and 'Solid Gold'-summoning costumes

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Shhh… the Silent Film Fest is back (and full of great music)

Screen Grabs: David vs. Goliath—with a bit of windbaggery—in ‘The Duke’

For Rinabeth Apostol, acting meets activism in acclaimed ‘Fun Home’

The ultimate troll just bought Twitter. Expect more pain for SF

In ‘Endlings,’ a humorously profane dive into a vanishing Korean way of life

Beyond binary shopping: At Fibers of Being, all genders are welcome to look terrific

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

Screen Grabs: Green Film Fest regenerates with a ’70s sci-fi classic

After a long wait, we finally glimpse ‘Intimate Apparel’

Review: Corps of clowns, bowler hats, and a touch of disco at the SF Ballet

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