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Music

Under the Stars: Automatic returns, SF Music Day resounds…

John-Paul Shiver - March 14, 2022

Under the Stars is a quasi-weekly column that presents new music releases, upcoming shows, and a number of other adjacent items. We keep moving...

Onstage

In ‘Otto Frank,’ Roger Guenveur Smith illuminates the life of Anne Frank’s father

Emily Wilson - March 10, 2022

At Magic Theatre, the veteran playwright and actor's solo show revolves around the Holocaust survivor's life and struggle.

Education

City College Board votes to lay off at least 50 full-time faculty

Garrett Leahy - February 25, 2022

Trustees say the financial situation is so dire that deep cuts are needed, but the union strongly disagrees.

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Coppola revives ‘Godfather’—and Dinklage delivers in ‘Cyrano’

Dennis Harvey - February 24, 2022

Exactly 50 years ago this February 25, The Godfather was released. It was an adaptation of a pulpy best-seller that no one expected much...

Movies

Screen Grabs: From silents to Noise Pop, setting old scores and new

Dennis Harvey - February 15, 2022

Hendrix in Maui, Chaplin at the Paramount, Aelita the Queen of Mars, Gwar, and more movies mix with music.

Art

Geographically graphic: Emily Fromm details SF’s urban charm at 111 Minna

Emily Wilson - February 15, 2022

The artist immortalizes some of her favorite street scenes from the Bay and beyond in 'There You Go, Wherever You Are.'

Movies

LGBTQ orgs ‘disappointed’ but ‘hopeful’ about Castro Theatre takeover

Marke B. - February 10, 2022

After its botched announcement, Another Planet Entertainment receives 'cautious optimism' from community institutions.

Onstage

Review: Electrifying ‘I, Too, Sing America’ contains multitudes

Kevin Madrigal - February 9, 2022

At Brava Theatre, performers dance, sing, and rap about wide-ranging issues—but the show feels specific to Calle 24 culture.

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: Indiefest adds thematic heft to the usual wild fun

Dennis Harvey - February 1, 2022

Black rage, migrant mystery, and sex-trafficking revenge join cat daddies, Airsteam trailers, and 'Mother Schnuckers' this year.

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: ‘Simple Passion’ is French, explicit, and kind of meh

Dennis Harvey - January 27, 2022

Plus: A ludicrous new Woody Allen movie, Poly Styrene's life gets x-rayed, Italian youth speak out

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Under the Stars: Automatic returns, SF Music Day resounds…

In ‘Otto Frank,’ Roger Guenveur Smith illuminates the life of Anne Frank’s father

City College Board votes to lay off at least 50 full-time faculty

Screen Grabs: Coppola revives ‘Godfather’—and Dinklage delivers in ‘Cyrano’

Screen Grabs: From silents to Noise Pop, setting old scores and new

Geographically graphic: Emily Fromm details SF’s urban charm at 111 Minna

LGBTQ orgs ‘disappointed’ but ‘hopeful’ about Castro Theatre takeover

Review: Electrifying ‘I, Too, Sing America’ contains multitudes

Screen Grabs: Indiefest adds thematic heft to the usual wild fun

Screen Grabs: ‘Simple Passion’ is French, explicit, and kind of meh

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