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Culture

Silenced in place? SF’s resilient music scene faces its latest obstacle

John-Paul Shiver -
As Broken Horse, an enduring San Francisco band that calls its oeuvre Western Doom Noir, erupted into tuning instruments at its Rite Spot comeback show...
Arts Forecast

Arts Forecast: Apocalypse… but make it fashion!

Marke B. -
The name of this column, "Arts Forecast," has suddenly taken on an ominous tone in this moment of cancellations and uncertainty. While we are...
Culture

Howdy, neighbor! Storied: San Francisco podcast bridges divide

Marke B. -
"How can you get to know your neighbor, when you can't even shake their hand right now?" Podcaster Jeff Hunt posed the question to...
Onstage

In ‘Please Don’t Eat the Mangos,’ this Mami has secrets

Emily Wilson -
When Wilma Bonet first read Ricardo Pérez González's script for the play Don’t Eat the Mangos (through March 22 at Magic Theatre), she liked it right away.  “First...
Onstage

Can drag queens beat death? Find out in ‘Drag Becomes Her’

Joshua Rotter -
UPDATE: 'Drag Becomes Her' has been postponed.  There are approximately 800 miles separating Seattle and San Francisco’s drag scenes. What bridges them, says RuPaul’s Drag...
Onstage

Review: Sketch comedy legends Culture Clash return—with big tío energy

Marke B. -
In these incendiary political times, watching the three master sketch comedians of pioneering Latino troupe Culture Clash is like dipping your spoon into a...

The wonder-chops of Thundercat

John-Paul Shiver -
With chops like Jaco Pastorius and the humor of Frank Zappa, Stephen Brunerʻs shell game is out the bag. The Los Angeles bass wiz known...
Arts + Culture

These film revivals prove SF is still a place for movie lovers

Dennis Harvey -
Though exhibition is perennially imperiled—the most recent bad news being that after 110 years, the Clay Theatre is no more, the good news that...

’80s troubadour Colin Hay is still a man at work

Joshua Rotter -
Singer Colin Hay could have written Men at Work’s first major hit “Who Can It Be Now?” anywhere. But there was something about conceiving it...
Onstage

John Cameron Mitchell and the origin of ‘Anthem Homunculus’

Joshua Rotter -
John Cameron Mitchell wanted his new podcast Anthem: Homunculus to boldly go where no audio series had gone before. In it, Mitchell plays uninsured Midwestern...
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