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Arts + Culture

SF Mime Troupe’s ‘American Dream’: Palestine, AI, and those two old white guys

Charles Lewis III - July 9, 2024

Ever topical, the troupe's annual free park show is one of the liveliest and most realized in years.

Stage Review

‘The Lifespan of a Fact’ finds journalism at a perilous juncture

Charles Lewis III - July 5, 2024

A fascinating play about fact-checking? Believe it.

Art

Celebrity portraitist Tom Zimberoff turns his lens to nature’s riptide

Mary Corbin - June 20, 2024

He used to think of the beach as a background player for his star-studded snaps. Now in Outer Sunset, he sees it leads.

Arts + Culture

On James Devane’s ‘Searching,’ randomized snippets pair for off-kilter grooves

Daniel Bromfield - June 19, 2024

'We have to make music that's weirder going forward,' says software engineer, whose program smashes jams together.

The Agenda

The criminal justice system in SF is badly broken, and the mayor’s budget doesn’t help

Tim Redmond - June 16, 2024

Hearings show overcrowded, dangerous jails, overloaded public defenders—and a DA who is doubling down on making things even worse.

Campaign Trail

Three candidates running to the right, one trying to be visible—and Aaron Peskin

Tim Redmond - June 13, 2024

That was the lineup for the first major mayoral debate, which made clear where the political lines are going to be drawn.

Music

Under the Stars: The sultry vintage hi-fi world of ‘Audio Erotica’

John-Paul Shiver - June 12, 2024

Plus: Sunset Campout, The Donnas reissued, Drugdealer, Onra, 'Soft Summer Breezes,' more great music

Elections

Here’s the list of Trump supporters who went to his fancy Pac Heights fundraiser

Tim Redmond - June 10, 2024

Allies of the former president are starting to get involved in local politics—and even rub elbows with him in SF.

Stage Review

‘Best Available’: For theater lovers, uncomfortable in all the right ways

Charles Lewis III - June 4, 2024

Shotgun Players' production wends through the tangle of absurdities of being artistic in a capitalist world.

Lit

In ‘Death Trip,’ exorcising Holocaust family trauma through psychedelics

Marke B. - June 3, 2024

Punk writer Seth Lorinczi found a surprising way through midlife crisis and tragic ancestral legacy: MDMA therapy

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