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From Mali to Memphis: Dee Dee Bridgewater fires up the soul of her youth

Reese Erlich - March 15, 2019

ALL EARS Two of the great divas of blues and jazz will be performing in the Bay Area this coming week. It's a wonderful opportunity...

Onstage

Tracking the human condition through a Nigerian family epic

Emily Wilson - March 15, 2019

ONSTAGE While writing the nine plays of the Ufot Family Cycle, which follows several generations of a family of Nigerians in America, Mfoniso Udofia...

News + Politics

Could SF tax new IPO wealth?

Tim Redmond - March 13, 2019

Supervisor Gordon Mar wants a hearing on the impacts of the IPOs that are the result of the Twitter tax break and that threaten...

Labor

Anchor Brewing workers vote for union

Tim Redmond - March 13, 2019

The workers at Anchor Brewing voted overwhelmingly to unionize this afternoon, with 36 of the 52 eligible employees casting ballots to join the ILWU. “It...

Onstage

In ‘La Ronde,’ a merry-go-round of trysts—with a twist

Emily Wilson - March 13, 2019

ONSTAGE La Ronde, a turn of the century play by Arthur Schnitzler, has 10 scenes for 10 actors. In the Cutting Ball Theater’s upcoming production...

News + Politics

Mayor makes smart move with public defender appointment

Tim Redmond - March 11, 2019

The entire Office of the Public Defender was celebrating today with the news that Mayor London Breed has named Manohar Raju to replace the...

News + Politics

How the Twitter tax break continues to damage San Francisco …

Tim Redmond - March 10, 2019

The long-term impact of the Twitter tax break was never going to be the money that came in or was lost by the city...

Dance

Sean Dorsey Dance continues to shatter boundaries, 15 years on

Marke B. - March 9, 2019

DANCE "I'm still pinching myself at this 15th anniversary milestone!" says Sean Dorsey, whose groundbreaking dance company celebrates a decade and a half this...

Onstage

In ‘Yoga Play,’ Dipika Guha twists commerce into comedy

Emily Wilson - March 9, 2019

ONSTAGE When Dipika Guha got her Bachelor’s degree in English from University College London, she wasn’t thinking of being a playwright. She’d just moved with...

News + Politics

Cops continue homeless sweeps, even in the cold rain

Tim Redmond - March 7, 2019

In the worst of the past month’s storms, San Francisco cops were confiscating the tents of homeless people on a routine basis, a top...

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From Mali to Memphis: Dee Dee Bridgewater fires up the soul of her youth

Tracking the human condition through a Nigerian family epic

Could SF tax new IPO wealth?

Anchor Brewing workers vote for union

In ‘La Ronde,’ a merry-go-round of trysts—with a twist

Mayor makes smart move with public defender appointment

How the Twitter tax break continues to damage San Francisco …

Sean Dorsey Dance continues to shatter boundaries, 15 years on

In ‘Yoga Play,’ Dipika Guha twists commerce into comedy

Cops continue homeless sweeps, even in the cold rain

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