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Safe House. Conceived as a low-cost showcase for developing new work, the new Sandbox series at SF Playhouse is a sort of midway point between... More >>
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Margaret Harrison's "The Bodies Are Back" hits where it hurts
If you've always wondered how an influential feminist art show from the 1970s would read if it were suddenly transposed to a contemporary gallery, here's your chance to find out.… More >>
During a recent walk along the Bay Trail, I was drawn in by a beach at San Bruno Point. Littering the high-tide line was the jetsam of a disposable culture.… More >>
An Anonymous Story by Anton Chekhov. Why turn a Chekhov story into a play? It can't just be because Central Works' stately but somehow cozy space in the Julia Morgan–designed… More >>
At Impact Theatre, even a Lebanese girl can Learn to Be Latina
She's cute. She's spunky. She can belt out a nice little pop tune. The only problem is that she's Lebanese. For the executives at FAD Records, that's reason enough to show… More >>
Ninth Annual Bay One Acts Festival: Work by local playwrights including Crish Barth, Tim Bauer, William Bivins, Stuart Bousel, and more. Through March 13, www.threewisemonkeys.org. Boxcar Theatre, 505 Natoma (at… More >>
The Possessed: Academia hasn't killed Elif Batuman's sense of humor
The title of Elif Batuman's highly charming new book, she writes, is "borrowed from Dostoyevsky's weirdest novel, The Demons, formerly translated as The Possessed, which narrates the descent into madness… More >>
Thursday, March 4 As Slate.com observed of local author Zachary Mason's first book a couple of weeks ago, "There are less hubristic ways to start a career as a novelist than… More >>
Safe House. Conceived as a low-cost showcase for developing new work, the new Sandbox series at SF Playhouse is a sort of midway point between staged readings and full-blown productions.… More >>
