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Tagged with: Theatre

Movies

Screen Grabs: At American Indian Film Fest, remembering the Alcatraz occupation

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: Doc Stories highlights Jerry Brown's disruptions, sweeping Georgian cinema series, Animation Show of Shows
Music

Live Shots: Death Cab for Cutie drew on deep Bay connections at Fox Theatre

Jon Bauer and Patty Riek -
Mixing songs from new 'Asphalt Meadows' with classics, the band shared tales of SF from Bernal Hill to Bottom of the Hill
Movies

Screen Grabs: From Harry Styles to Predator, via Pasolini and the UN—what a weekend

Dennis Harvey -
Wild and twisty tales from Russia and Korea, an homage to an experimental curator, Emmett Till's mother, more movies
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Throw those studios open wide! (And lots more to do)

Marke B. -
Open Studios everywhere! Plus: Lit Crawl, Pop-Up Mag, Kind of Blue Revue, Trolley Dances, Death Cab for Cutie, Grace Cathedral Sound Bath, more great events this week
Onstage

“I’ll make it even wilder”: Bill Irwin takes ‘On Beckett’

Emily Wilson -
The accomplished physical comedian brings his ever-changing relationship with the Irish playwright's work to the A.C.T.
Stage Review

2 very San Franciscan blood baths, to take the edge off

Charles Lewis III -
Killing My Lobster's 'Freddy Krueger's Day Off' and Misfit Cabaret's 'Bite' bleed true.
Music

3 local ways to keep jamming, as Dead & Company call it quits

John-Paul Shiver -
Dead night at Ashkenaz, rare concert film at Balboa Theatre, and other ways to get that fix.
Stage Review

Clash of generations in ‘Aunt Jack’ hilariously upends LGBTQ+ cliches

Charles Lewis III -
Nora Brigid Monahan's West Coast premiere at New Conservatory seizes on familiar genre tropes to tell a necessary story
Movies

The good, the bad, and the ugly at this year’s Toronto Film Festival

Pam Grady -
Sania Halifa captivates in 'Hawa' and Harry lays it bare in 'My Policeman'—but what was Sam Mendes thinking with his latest?
Onstage

‘Lear’ comes to the Fillmore: A Bay take on Shakespeare’s great tragedy

Emily Wilson -
Cal Shakes' new production centers Blackness, and features live accompaniment by jazz favorite Marcus Shelby.
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