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Chilean feminists take over 14 university campuses in response to accusations of sexual assault

Caitlin Donohue - May 18, 2018

LETTER FROM CHILE Our friends were late to meet us at an art opening on May 11th in Santiago, Chile. They had a good...

Movies

Flying high with ‘The Seagull’ (and a few other things, beside)

Emily Wilson - May 8, 2018

Michael Mayer, who won a Tony for Broadway rock musical/teenage hormone eruption "Spring Awakening," has directed TV shows, operas, and movies, along with theater....

Very live, from the Bay Area: Pop-Up Magazine returns with fresh new stories

Marke B. - May 3, 2018

"Live is definitely its own medium," says Anita Badejo, senior producer for Pop-Up Magazine—the marvelous, one-time-only, three-times-a-year live show that originates in the Bay Area...

Onstage

A giddy Go-Go’s time warp in “Head Over Heels”

Marke B. - April 23, 2018

ONSTAGE It's real cute, the good kind of cute. Head Over Heels (through May 6 at the Curran Theatre), the "posh meets punk" Elizabethan...

A ‘Timon’ for our times? Cutting Ball Theatre transfers Shakespeare to SF

Emily Wilson - April 16, 2018

ARTS Rob Melrose first read one of Shakespeare’s least-produced plays, Timon of Athens (through May 6 at Cutting Ball Theatre), in a contemporary English version...

Onstage

Review: ‘Disruption’ offers timely #metoo twist on tech scandals

Elaine Elinson - April 9, 2018

ONSTAGE Since the #MeToo movement burst on the scene, it has illuminated the epidemic of sexual harassment that has long afflicted women in all...

‘The Wolves’ kicks up young women’s power, rage, and sheer joy

Emily Wilson - April 3, 2018

ONSTAGE Morgan Green grew up in Marin and went to Redwood High School. Now she lives in Brooklyn. So directing Marin Theatre Company's The Wolves (through...

Screen Grabs

Screen Grabs: The SF International Film Fest is here

Dennis Harvey - April 1, 2018

SCREEN GRABS The Big Kahuna of Bay Area film events is back, a little earlier than usual this year: The San Francisco International Film Festival...

Onstage

‘How To Be a White Man’ explores power and identity with a comic touch

Emily Wilson - March 19, 2018

ONSTAGE Growing up in rural Louisiana, queer black comedian and social worker Luna Malbroux was pretty familiar with assumptions people might make about her....

Onstage

A school mass shooting inspires a new play at Berkeley Rep

Emily Wilson - March 1, 2018

ONSTAGE After the 2007 shooting at Virginia Tech, playwright Julia Cho (Aubergine, The Language Archive) was looking for something that would help her understand...

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Chilean feminists take over 14 university campuses in response to accusations of sexual assault

Flying high with ‘The Seagull’ (and a few other things, beside)

Very live, from the Bay Area: Pop-Up Magazine returns with fresh new stories

A giddy Go-Go’s time warp in “Head Over Heels”

A ‘Timon’ for our times? Cutting Ball Theatre transfers Shakespeare to SF

Review: ‘Disruption’ offers timely #metoo twist on tech scandals

‘The Wolves’ kicks up young women’s power, rage, and sheer joy

Screen Grabs: The SF International Film Fest is here

‘How To Be a White Man’ explores power and identity with a comic touch

A school mass shooting inspires a new play at Berkeley Rep

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