Cartoonist Daniel Clowes' Art Shows at OMCA
Underground commix bad boy R. Crumb, the big daddy of 1960s San Francisco counterculture, is having his very first comprehensive museum show - in Paris, no less.
Any Given Day
Director Jon Tracy has given each half of this dramatic diptych its own flavor and pacing, yet the combination eventually makes sense, even as our brains get shifted into higher gears.
Challenges Hit SJ Gay Agencies
Two LGBT-related nonprofits in San Jose face challenges as problems, including unstable leadership, hit one and the possibility of a building sale looms for another.
Highlights from the San Francisco International Film Festival (Week 2)
The 55th San Francisco International Film Festival's final eight days find our venerable Castro Theatre hosting cinema royalty.
SF Ballet's All-Balanchine 'Program 7'
SFB's Program Seven, which opened last Thursday and ran through April 18 at the Opera House, shows three ballets from the early-middle period of George Balanchine, when he was still working on Broadway and immensely successful as a maker of hit shows.
Backstage: Seasons of Love
From Indonesia to Kentucky, from playwrights emerging to celebrated, and from Harvey Milk to Mr. Sandman, the newly announced 2012-2013 season at New Conservatory Theatre Center spans generations, locales, and issues.
EQCA Honors Gay Doctor
A gay San Francisco doctor who primarily provides care to low-income transgender women and people living with HIV/AIDS was honored last weekend by Equality California.
Swinburne Goes to the Café Flore
The sun has poured through a mail-slot in the morning fog and is brightening the pavement where darlings sit at the Café Flore.
Protest May Hit Castro Over 'Corpus Christi' Doc
A new production of Corpus Christi , Terrence McNally's controversial play that depicts Jesus as a gay man in 1950s Texas, has some Catholics in an uproar ahead of the premiere of a documentary about the work that will screen at the Castro Theatre.
'Photography in Mexico' at SFMOMA
If you're interested in uncovering a wealth of photography, Mexico might not be the first place you'd look.
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