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Art

A South African photographer captures colorful Tenderloin souls

Emily Wilson -
Pieter Hugo dropped everything to wander the neighborhood for months, documenting the pathos and playfulness of its denizens.
Stage Review

Cal Shakes returns with a sparkling cast for ‘As You Like It’

Charles Lewis III -
The rescued company's new production dazzles, but sudden tonal shifts can leave one lost in the forest of Arden.
Movies

Screen Grabs: Will chilling ‘War Game’ become a reality?

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: Low-down and raucous 'Cockfight,' Japanese mystery in 'Great Absence,' four Powell & Pressburger classics. Movie time!
Movies

Screen Grabs: ‘Taking Venice’ questions 1960s US avant-gardists’ possible Cold Warfare

Dennis Harvey -
Plus: 'MaXXXine' just may over-rely on Mia Goth and 'Last Summer' spins Ms. Robinson tale into trainwreck.
Movies

Screen Grabs: ‘Janet Planet,’ and other cosmic mysteries of the human relationship

Dennis Harvey -
'Chestnut' and 'This Closeness' dig into contemporary 20something affairs; 'The Devil's Bath' goes back to 1750.
Stage Review

‘Galileo’: Strangely familiar music of the spheres

Charles Lewis III -
Script is sharp, cast is good, and music is catchy, yet rock musical at Berkeley Rep just misses cosmic harmony.
Stage Review

Killing My Lobster dives into improv pot for ‘Lobster Boil,’ emerges fully cooked

Charles Lewis III -
Unique script pushes the veteran comedy troupe to push for laughs like they have something to prove.
Nightlife

Partying at the altar of Anh Phoong: Packed crowd hails billboard queen at the Stud

Cydney Hayes -
Newly reopened queer bar's Whatever party welcomed attorney icon with mimes, caviar, and AI anthems.
Movies

Screen Grabs: SFFILM Fest unleashes Dizzy Gillespie, Chiwetel Ejiofor, June Squibb

Dennis Harvey -
If the truism “less is more” really applies, this just might be a great year for SFFILM (Wed/24 through Sun/28), the storied organization—Oldest Film Festival...
Stage Review

Ranger, activist, housewife, centenarian: ‘Sign My Name to Freedom’ traces an extraordinary life

Charles Lewis III -
Betty Reid Soskin's continuing journey is set to music—and portrayed by four actors—at Z Space.
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