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Latin lovers, shady players, and super Jeegs

Dennis Harvey - November 15, 2016

SCREEN GRABS In the medium’s first decades, then again for a couple decades or more in the post-WW2 era, Italy had one of the...

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3rd i opens up

Dennis Harvey - November 10, 2016

SCREEN GRABS The oldest and largest media arts organization of its type in the US, 3rd i Films launches its 14th annual San Francisco...

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Return of the ‘Natives’

Marke B. - October 13, 2016

ONSTAGE "The initial reaction was shock -- but shock in a good way," laughed Patrick Makuakane, kumu (director) of SF hula dance troupe Nā Lei Hulu...

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Posh and piffle

Marke B. - September 29, 2016

ONSTAGE The play that kicks off the American Conservatory Theater's new season, King Charles III (Geary Theater, runs through October 9), comes with a lot...

Music

Switchboard Music Fest lights up with new sounds

Marke B. - June 16, 2016

ALL EARS Festival fatigue can come on quickly -- I'm exhausted just looking at the recently rereleased Treasure Island Music Festival lineup -- especially when...

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The Agenda, Jan 4-11, 2016: Motorcyles and short-term rentals

Tim Redmond - January 3, 2016

JANUARY 4, 2016 – The Board of Supes doesn’t start meeting until Jan. 12, but the Planning Commission is back in action this week...

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BIG WEEK: 22 terror-ific Halloween events

Marke B. - October 28, 2015

From Motown maniacs and "boograss hillbillies" to glam rock ghouls and the Phantom of Grace Cathedral, SF's undead are dancing to a Beetlejuice beat. By...

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Sssuper ssscary! ‘Shocktoberfest: Curse of the Cobra’

Marke B. - October 17, 2015

Thrillpeddlers' 16th annual stage spooktacular is delightfully silly and gross in equal measure. By Marke B. ONSTAGE Things really get hilariously gruesome -- and uncomfortable -- in...

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BIG WEEK: What to do Sept. 2-8, 2015

Caitlin Donohue - September 2, 2015

Freedomland, Juanita More's birthday, Total Freedom, Dub Mission's 19th anniversary, Hiero Day and animated Kahlil Gibran fill the Burner void. By Caitlin Donohue BIG WEEK I am...

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‘Breaking the Code’ depicts the enigma of Alan Turing

Marke B. - August 15, 2015

Theatre Rhinoceros takes on the tragic, complicated story of the gay mathematician who helped save the world. By Marke B. ONSTAGE Things get cooking in the second...

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