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Tuesday June 25, 2019 <img src="http://1ryzas42x65e2oosia40bgli.wpengine.netdna-cdn.com/wp-content/themes/SoundPress/assets/images/SF-Weekly-Logo-White.png"> SF Weekly The Exhibitionist Margaret Atwood Is Coming to S.F. in September! Margaret Atwood, prophetess of future doom, author of The Handmaid’s Tale and The… Is Weightless Based on the Bloodiest Myth of All Time? The myth of Philomela and Procne is as disturbingly violent as it… Vanity Fair Is Probably Most Enjoyable If You Haven’t Read the Book Kate Hamill‘s loose adaptation of William Makepeace Thackeray’s largely unclassifiable but mostly… Finding a Measure of Ease, in In Old Age Only Abasiama (Nancy Moricette) hears the steady booming sound that rises up… Dave Eggers’ Setlists For Literacy Dave Eggers doesn’t seem like a man with excessive amounts of spare… You Do Have to Live like a Refugee in The Jungle Late in the three-hour production of The Jungle (at the Curran through… Exploding Plastic Inevitable: One Venue’s Quest to Banish Single-Use Water Bottles Polythene Pam was good-looking — you could say she was attractively built… Let Us All Tear Up in Unison at the Tales of the City Trailer Armistead Maupin has left San Francisco once again, this time to London.… There’s No Place Like Home Geoff Sobelle begins his genteel performance art piece Home (at Berkeley Rep… TONIGHT: Roxy Rose’s Homage to Family of Neon Craftspeople “My father, before he passed away a couple weeks ago, was asking… « 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 … 546 »
Margaret Atwood Is Coming to S.F. in September! Margaret Atwood, prophetess of future doom, author of The Handmaid’s Tale and The… Is Weightless Based on the Bloodiest Myth of All Time? The myth of Philomela and Procne is as disturbingly violent as it… Vanity Fair Is Probably Most Enjoyable If You Haven’t Read the Book Kate Hamill‘s loose adaptation of William Makepeace Thackeray’s largely unclassifiable but mostly… Finding a Measure of Ease, in In Old Age Only Abasiama (Nancy Moricette) hears the steady booming sound that rises up… Dave Eggers’ Setlists For Literacy Dave Eggers doesn’t seem like a man with excessive amounts of spare… You Do Have to Live like a Refugee in The Jungle Late in the three-hour production of The Jungle (at the Curran through… Exploding Plastic Inevitable: One Venue’s Quest to Banish Single-Use Water Bottles Polythene Pam was good-looking — you could say she was attractively built… Let Us All Tear Up in Unison at the Tales of the City Trailer Armistead Maupin has left San Francisco once again, this time to London.… There’s No Place Like Home Geoff Sobelle begins his genteel performance art piece Home (at Berkeley Rep… TONIGHT: Roxy Rose’s Homage to Family of Neon Craftspeople “My father, before he passed away a couple weeks ago, was asking… « 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 … 546 »
