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Performance

The best (and the rest) on local stages in 2023

Charles Lewis III -
A wealth of productions highlighted the vitality of Bay Area theater in a year of protest and continued pandemic.
Movies

Screen Grabs: What did we learn from the fight for the Castro Theatre?

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: 1932's 'Vampyr' with live orchestra, 'Parrots of Telegraph Hill' revived, Malaysian playboys, men, mayhem, more
Movies

Screen Grabs: Kick off your new year on Mars, with the great Nikki Giovanni

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: Splendid Spanish-language Oscar contenders, ecstatic dance flicks, 'Freud's Last Session,' more movies
Culture

5 very, very last-minute holiday gift ideas that keep it local

Lou Fancher -
Festive cider, a wealth of books and games, art fun, treats for fluffy, and more to get you off the naughty list
Food & Drink

Good Taste: Shower them with Bay Area food gifts

Tamara Palmer -
Cookbooks, gift boxes and other festive ways to share a taste of SF and beyond — check our picks for poppin’ presents.
Onstage

Trans star Dylan Mulvaney alights on ‘Holiday Gaiety’ with SF Symphony

Joshua Rotter -
The performer, activist, and prolific TikToker is eager to hit the stage for the annual explosion of LGBTQ festivity.
Onstage

Do you hear what Kiki & Herb hear?

Joshua Rotter -
The raucous, Tony-nommed cabaret duo are back for a holiday fling, and they've got some Taylor Swift and Billie Eilish in their sack.
Stage Review

No genocidal conflicts resolved, but electrifying dancing and much backstory in ‘Tell’

Charles Lewis III -
At Dance Mission Theater, Sarah Crowell and Keith Hennessy led a troupe intent on reaching deep inside themselves
Movies

Gus Kenworthy, slasher victim? Olympian plays ‘The Sacrifice Game’

Joshua Rotter -
Queer ski heartthrob rides another challenge—acting—appearing as hapless janitor in new Shudder flick.
Music

Bay Area proves fertile ground for Maria BC’s rough-and-tumble ambient

Daniel Bromfield -
Secluded Berkeley Hills set scene for prescient warnings, louder drums of their album 'Spike Field.'
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