San Francisco: David Templeton brings solo show ‘Wretch Like Me’ to the Roxie
Award-winning show tells outrageous true story of a former teenage fundamentalist—and how he was saved from being saved.
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Three more shows announced for A.C.T.’s 2011-12 season
'Twelfth Night', 'Scorched', and 'Maple and Vine' join a season that includes the Bay Area premiere of Lorenzo Pisoni’s one-man show, 'Humor Abuse', David Mamet’s…
The Roxie adds live theater to their new line-up – ‘Wretch Like Me’ runs in May
Roxie Stages is also part of the theater's mission to become a center for San Francisco's artistic community.
Chanticleer in San Jose: Ancient texts, 20th Century tunes
In swapping out the usual story of dazzling the elders at the temple in favor of a non-canonical text about the child Christ, Chanticleer adds…
San Francisco Opera Guild announces ‘Revelry on the Rhine’ gala
All proceeds support the award-winning education and community outreach programs of San Francisco Opera Guild that reach more than 50,000 young people in 200 schools…
A joyful sound with Bay Brass
These guys (a gender-neutral term) are the best of the best, and when they're having fun with their music it shows.
San Francisco: City Hall to host this year’s ‘Toast of the Town’
Over 500 wines will be poured from wineries such as Bennett Lane Winery, Clos Pegase, DeLoach Vineyards, Etude, Hess Collection, Raymond Vineyards, Rubicon Estate, and…
New Century’s back in town
Being largely unfamiliar with these lieder, I appreciated Moore’s performance of two different settings for the same poem (An den Mond) because it pointed the…
San Francisco: Heroes & Hearts raises $1.5M for SF General Hospital (Video)
One of the unique artistic aspects of the benefit are the beautiful "Hearts" seen here in this video segment.
The Bay Area Reporter, the USA’s oldest, continuously published LGBT newspaper, celebrates 40th anniversary
"Beginning little more than a 'bar rag,' the B.A.R. has become the most respected and longest, continuously published LGBT newspaper in America."