Review: For Christopher Titus, revolution starts at the DMV
We've become the "United States of American Idol." First there was 9/11. Then the kids took over, and parents lost control. Meanwhile drug companies kept medicating the nation. Haiti. The oil spill... etc. Plus, "music is dead because Lady Gaga lives."
Kurt Masur leads San Francisco Symphony in all-Mendelssohn program
Soprano Susannah Biller is a first-year Adler Fellow with the San Francisco Opera.
Theater Review: Falling together in ‘Collapse’
Nerves are frayed and everyone is operating in a neurotically-charged frenzy.
Theater Review: ‘The Dresser’ an acting triumph
"I saw an old man and the old man was me."
The women of A.C.T. to perform ‘The Vagina Monologues’
V-Day is a global movement to stop violence against women and girls.
Bay Area Wire: Cinequest, Boeing – Boeing, The Dresser, Collapse, Art Walk
What's happening around town.
Theater Review: ‘Harper Regan’ at SF Playhouse
The set, yet again, is another standout by artistic director Bill English.
Review: New Century Chamber Orchestra takes it on the road
The complexity of this smoky music was immediately gripping.
In San Francisco: Labayen Dance a rare pleasure
The grey-haired bodies of men no longer in their ‘20s have more fluidity and expression and power than many younger contemporaries.