Trigger Bar Closes
Trigger nightclub in the Castro shut down Tuesday, after a judge last week ordered assets associated with the business to be auctioned off.
Director/Choreographer Susan Stroman on 'The Scottsboro Boys'
"This is not a show for beginners," she said recently from New York. "When tourists come into town and they have the choice between seeing Mamma Mia! or The Scottsboro Boys, well, we're not going to win that battle."
Dyke March Turns 20
The San Francisco Dyke March celebrates its 20th anniversary this weekend with a new generation of leadership remembering the rally's roots born of a call for dyke rights and visibility.
SFPD Condom Practices Questioned
There appears to be confusion at the San Francisco Police Department over whether condoms should be used as evidence of prostitution. There have been indirect reports over the years of police taking condoms from people suspected of prostitution, including
Gay Pride's Roots
The original Gay Parade started inside a bar the night of June 28, 1969, when drag queens ran out of Stonewall into the streets. Or did it?
On the Tab :: June 15-21
BARtab has your scoop for the week's hottest events.
Lips Together, Teeth Apart
In Lips Together, Teeth Apart, playwright Terrence McNally pulls the rug out from under his characters, but he lets them hit the ground with grace.
One Year Later, SF Murder Case Moves Forward
A year after the burned body of Freddy Canul-Arguello was found in San Francisco's Buena Vista Park, the case against the man accused of murdering him is moving forward.
HRC Protester Settles Case
A woman who sued after being ejected from the Human Rights Campaign's 2008 gala dinner in San Francisco settled the case out of court for an undisclosed amount.
Nixon in China
There is almost as much history in the creation of composer John Adams' and poet-librettist Alice Goodman's landmark opera Nixon in China as in the real events that inspired it.
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