The Legendary House of Pop-Up Kitsch” pays homage to the creative retro-chic-adoring hit songwriter Allee Willis.

As you can read in our related article this week, several of our local nonprofit arts organizations are under attack with ...

Two longtime Castro Street businesses on the 400 block of the iconic thoroughfare told the Bay Area Reporter they don’t have ...

The short film, “A Bird Hit My Window and Now I’m a Lesbian,” includes an impromptu bird funeral that changes the way a girl views herself, affirming her sapphic identity. It’s one of the 2025 Colin ...

The new company, Intentional Theatrics, presents “Joan Crawford Superstar,” an earnest, sporadically delightful ...

Get ready. “Hacks” returns for its fourth season. Martha Stewart cohosts a new cooking show. “Elsbeth” ramps up to murder mystery camp, plus reality shows and recent news are covered by our prolific ...

Charming, funny, and eager-to-please, “Simple Mexican Pleasures,” the world premiere comedy now on stage at the New Conservatory Theatre Center, finds playwright Eric Reyes Loo folding a mercado’s ...

The San Francisco Mime Troupe is in trouble and is calling upon the community to pitch in and help so they can move forward with their 2025 season. Due to a variety of factors, beginning with the ...

It was Holy Saturday, and a big-ass bunny was shaking her tail outside Theatre Rhinoceros on 18th Street, trying to fluff up an audience for opening night of “Gumiho.” The play, written by Nina Ki and ...

Powerhouse vocalist Jason Brock is back doing concerts in San Francisco after a five-year sojourn in Japan. On May 11 he’ll celebrate Mother’s Day with a concert at the Chan National Queer Arts Center ...