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Issue: March 8, 2006

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34 stories found - 21 through 34

21. Encore

Our critics weigh in on local theater

Published: March 8, 2006

Family Alchemy: Malamud & Paley Stories on Stage. In order for theater to deliver on its rarely achieved promise of a transcendent live experience that no television show or...
22. Letters

Letters to the Editor

Published: March 8, 2006

Slogan Cheering and Jeering Takes one to know one: SF Weekly and Ms. Hegranes seem to employ some of the same tactics as we social marketeers when presenting the...
23. Music

Burning Down the House

By Maya Kroth Published: March 8, 2006

At a time when Modest Mouse has a song in the Top 40 and Clap Your Hands Say Yeah sells out whole tours in mere minutes, it's clear that indie-rock singers with odd vocal...
24. Film

Free for All

By Melissa Levine Published: March 8, 2006

If you plan to see The Libertine, an artful and brooding period piece about a scandalously debauched earl of the English Restoration, a few words of advice before you leave:...
25. Reviewed

Latrice

By Tamara Palmer Published: March 8, 2006

San Francisco's Latrice Barnett isn't the typical house music diva: She is a multi-instrumentalist who has played bass in funk bands and on tracks by Oakland hip hop crew...
26. Film

Thugs & Kisses

By Jean Oppenheimer Published: March 8, 2006

A gritty portrait of ghetto life in contemporary South Africa, Tsotsi packs an unexpected emotional wallop. Gavin Hood's film tells a story of violence and redemption that's...
27. Reviewed

Ghostigital

By Mark Keresman Published: March 8, 2006

Ghostigital is more a concept than a literal band. At its core are ex-Sugarcubes vocalist Einar Örn and digital/tape-delay wizard Curver, plus several contributors...
28. Film

Will in the Way

By Luke Y. Thompson Published: March 8, 2006

From the stars of Elf, here's a new drama about depression and family baggage! Might not want to bring the kids to this one, lest they wonder why Buddy the Elf's girlfriend is...
29. Reviewed

Public Enemy Featuring Paris

By Mosi Reeves Published: March 8, 2006

Rebirth of a Nation is a return to form for Public Enemy in unexpected ways. It's something of a chop session led by the Bay Area rapper Paris -- whose trademark deep, ...
30. Reps Etc.

Repertory Film Listings

Published: March 8, 2006

Commentary by Gregg Rickman (greggr2006@yahoo.com). Times compiled from information available Tuesday; it's always advisable to call for confirmation. Price given is standard...
31. Reviewed

Dir en grey

By Dave Pehling Published: March 8, 2006

Japanese musical exports armed with experimental hard rock or punk sounds usually have strong ties to their native underground scene. Not so with gothic industrial-metalers...
32. Reviewed

Chicago Underground Duo

By Mosi Reeves Published: March 8, 2006

Nearly a decade ago, trumpeter Rob Mazurek's Chicago Underground project sought to bring avant-garde jazz to the mainstream via the Windy City's Thrill Jockey Records, then...
33. Hear This

Smash your head on the noise rock; Another! Big! Buzz! Band!

By Maya Kroth, Jennifer Maerz and Dan Strachota Published: March 8, 2006

Drum 'n' bass means something different in the noise-rock world than in the electronic world. This disparity is especially true when discussing San Francisco's boulder-weight...
34. BeatBox

She blinded me with Dirty South science; Mess around with old soul and the Castro

By Tamara Palmer and Brock Keeling Published: March 8, 2006

For well over a decade, U.K. expatriate Thomas "Dolby" Robertson has been a trailblazer in bringing music to the Internet (which would sound sort of absurd if it wasn't the...