Cinequest film festival arrives August 2023 in Silicon Valley
Team Cinequest today announced dates for its upcoming film festivals. First up is the Cinejoy Virtual Festival taking place March 1-12, 2023. As the name…
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San Francisco Opera offers new music, “fresh explorations” for 2023-24 season
Music Director Eun Sun Kim To Lead Annual Presentations of Works by Giuseppe Verdi and Richard Wagner Beginning with IL TROVATORE and LOHENGRIN.
San Francisco Stage: ‘The Travelers’ by Luis Alfaro to premiere at Magic Theatre
Magic Theatre today announced that The Travelers will open next month. In addition, the cast and creative team were also revealed for the world premiere…
Things To Do in Oakland: Visit the Oakland Museum of California (plus 14 more!)
There’s plenty to see and do in the San Francisco Bay Area. While many visitors and tourists think of San Francisco, or Berkeley or maybe…
1960s Cinema Verité documentaries come to the Criterion Channel
If you’re a film buff, you might already know about Cinema Verité — that documentary wave that exploded in the 1960s with up-close and realistic…
New exhibition at SFO showcases history of San Francisco Opera’s costumes, artifacts from past 100 years
On your next journey through San Francisco airport (SFO) you may want to take a moment to enjoy a special exhibit that could make your…
‘The Woman King’ driven by dazzling performances by Viola Davis, Thuso Mbedu
A film to be experienced and admired for years to come.
What’s Happening: ‘Edit Annie’ leads Crowded Fire Theater’s 2023 season
Mary Glen Fredrick’s Edit Annie will kick off Crowded Fire Theater’s 2023 season. The San Francisco playhouse announced that is will stage 7 new plays…
Film Review: ‘The Legend of Molly Johnson’, a heroine in any century
This Australian Western is riveting for all the reasons that Westerns invite a confrontation over the moral high ground, and more.
‘Deconstructing Karen’ an absorbing documentary about two miracle workers who are changing the world, one dinner at a time
“The work that I do is because of love. I believe you all can deprogram yourselves.”