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Stage Review

Everyone needs help in ‘Cost of Living’—but how will they ask for it?

Charles Lewis III - March 19, 2024

Martyna Majok's play at Oakland Theater Project takes on America's horror of "hand-outs" with fine performances.

Music Review

Noise Pop rewind: So, how did the giant music fest do this year?

John-Paul Shiver - March 19, 2024

Surging local talent, national praise, unusual venues—and a couple suggestions for next year from our music critic

Music Review

Cat Power plugged into Dylan’s electric shocker with pitch-perfect tribute

Zack Ruskin - March 15, 2024

Known for her choice covers, the musician recreated 1966's (in)famous ‘Royal Albert Hall’ concert at the Herbst.

Opinion

The mayor’s upzoning plans will deeply damage SF’s neighborhoods

Dennis Antenore - March 14, 2024

Demolitions, speculations, and displacement are in store if the city moves forward with Breed's approach.

Music

Under the Stars: Celebrating DJ Stef’s legacy, mourning Mutiny Radio’s end

John-Paul Shiver - March 13, 2024

Plus: Oakland's Sucker sees God, Redman peels out with Potatohead People, more great music

Movies

Screen Grabs: It’s all Greek (Film Fest) to us this weekend

Dennis Harvey - March 12, 2024

Mythical monsters, immigration drama, gay romps (and history) are highlights. Plus: Animal Kingdom, The Sweet East, more movies

Dance

Robert Moses’ ‘New Legacies’ takes on the specter of censorship

Mary Carbonara - March 10, 2024

'There’s a body to culture and we’re cutting off the legs and arms,' says choreographer about latest innovative work.

Music Review

Noise Pop report: Hailu Mergia shot Ethiopian jazz into stratosphere for adoring GAMH crowd

John-Paul Shiver - March 7, 2024

The septuagenarian keyboardist was all but forgotten, driving a DC cab, but he's making up for lost time with fire.

Movies

Oscar who, again? Ficks’ Picks fave flicks from last year, part two

Jesse Hawthorne Ficks - March 6, 2024

Japan's rampaging reptile shares space with 'Rotting in the Sun'—and our critic's pick for 2023's most unfairly maligned movie.

Stage Review

Eviction breeds guerrillas as the people fight back in ‘Dirty White Teslas Make Me Sad’

Charles Lewis III - March 6, 2024

Ashley Smiley's world premiere at Magic Theatre presses hot button issues through the lives of Black San Franciscans.

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Everyone needs help in ‘Cost of Living’—but how will they ask for it?

Noise Pop rewind: So, how did the giant music fest do this year?

Cat Power plugged into Dylan’s electric shocker with pitch-perfect tribute

The mayor’s upzoning plans will deeply damage SF’s neighborhoods

Under the Stars: Celebrating DJ Stef’s legacy, mourning Mutiny Radio’s end

Screen Grabs: It’s all Greek (Film Fest) to us this weekend

Robert Moses’ ‘New Legacies’ takes on the specter of censorship

Noise Pop report: Hailu Mergia shot Ethiopian jazz into stratosphere for adoring GAMH crowd

Oscar who, again? Ficks’ Picks fave flicks from last year, part two

Eviction breeds guerrillas as the people fight back in ‘Dirty White Teslas Make Me Sad’

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