The past lives referred to in writer/director Celine Song’s emotionally complex and delicate debut feature, “Past Lives,” are not only…
To laugh or not to laugh, that is not a question for audiences watching playwright James Ijames ‘Fat Ham’ the…
More than thirty-five years after Robert Townsend’s groundbreaking film “Hollywood Shuffle” parodied the roles open to Black actors in Hollywood—pimps,…
Stephen Sondheim’s gender flipped revival of ‘Company’ is on tour and playing to full houses at Forrest Theater in Philadelphia,…
It’s an idyllic summer day. A family is picnicking by a rustic lake amidst the sites and sounds of nature,…
So, you think you have a pretty good idea of Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera’s life and art? Not according…
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The Risk it Takes to Bloom: On Life and LiberationBy Raquel WillisSt. Martin’s Press$29; hardcover; photos www.stmartins.com Black transgender writer…
It was a pleasure to see San Francisco Playhouse’s outstanding production of the beloved Tony award-winning 1950 musical, “Guys and…
With two parts “Six Degrees of Separation,” one part “Being There,” and a spicy rub of Imposter Syndrome leavened by…
For the first-ever exhibition dedicated to the rare drawings of world-famous Renaissance artist Sandro Botticelli, San Francisco’s Legion of Honor…
New York’s acclaimed Irish Repertory Theatre, celebrates a landmark 35th season this year. The renowned company is helmed by Artistic…
In comedy timing is just about everything. “Just For Us” opened on Broadway last June. It is a one man…
There are some evocative, lyrical scenes in “Bulrusher,” Eisa Davis’s beautiful coming-of-age story of life in 1955 in the remote…