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Onstage

Review: Bright ‘Twelfth Night’ can’t quite wash away outside concerns

Charles Lewis III - December 9, 2021

At SF Playhouse, Shakespeare's other shipwreck play has great elements—but not enough protocols.

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Spielberg’s ‘West Side Story’ triumphs over doubts

Dennis Harvey - December 8, 2021

The Sharks and The Jets dance again. Plus: 'Being the Ricardos' misses Lucy's wit; 'Red Rocket' shoots some sparks

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Facing the country’s challenges, from Pearl Harbor to COVID’s first wave

Dennis Harvey - December 6, 2021

Exhibit at the Disney museum examines Walt's role in WWII—and 'First Wave' tackles the pandemic's arrival in NYC.

Transportation

Walton calls for SFMTA to restore a key bus line in Vis Valley

Garrett Leahy - December 5, 2021

Route that takes Southeast residents to Soma and Chinatown was cut in the pandemic, and the community wants it back.

Performance

Thank you for being a queen: “Golden Girls Live!” returns to save Christmas

Joshua Rotter - November 24, 2021

Founder Heklina dishes BTS tidbits from SF's silver-haired "ho ho ho" tradition.

Lit

How Chronicle Books has survived the pandemic’s wild ride

Lou Fancher - November 22, 2021

Expanding its offerings and diversifying its staff helps the SF publisher navigate bookselling's ups and downs.

Music

90 percent of concerts will be free at gleaming new Bowes Center

Marke B. - November 16, 2021

Classical deity Yo-Yo Ma opened SF Conservatory of Music's additional building, with airy concert halls and student housing.

Music

La Doña takes on the world with ‘Algo Nuevo’

Leticia Lopez - November 12, 2021

The magnetic Mission singer-trumpeter blends her mariachi background with reggaeton, more on new independent album.

Movies

Screen Grabs: ‘Ascension’ spotlights China’s thirst for profit, sex dolls and all

Dennis Harvey - November 11, 2021

Plus: 3rd i, Veterans Fest, Night Raiders, and three films with very long titles from Japan, Lesotho, and Georgia

Food & Drink

Good Taste: Brunch for dinner in North Beach? Why not

Tamara Palmer - November 10, 2021

A look at the new Hilda and Jesse, plus a neighboring restaurant investment opportunity that’s both ethical and accessible.

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