Cruel Intentions: The ’90s Musical is a winning delight
A four-volume novel from 1782 makes its way to San Francisco as…
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Author: Kevin M. Thomas
The ATL is reel gay this month with Out on Film
Celebrating its 36th anniversary, Out on Film, the Atlanta LGBTQ film festival,…
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Drag queens and kings represented in upcoming festivals
Proving that people are getting more thirsty for queer film content, there…
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Picks and highlights from SF Queer Film Fest
The third annual SF Queer Film Fest comes to San Francisco Aug….
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Instant cult classic Altered Perceptions starts run in LA, then NYC
After doing very well in the film festival circuit, taking home prizes…
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San Francisco Playhouse ends season with singular sensation, A Chorus Line
San Francisco Playhouse ends its 20th season with a perfectly staged production…
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Sex is back in this city!
It’s hard to believe Pride month is almost over and I never…
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Batman shows his Pride in San Francisco
One of the most exciting, immersive shows just hit San Francisco and it…
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Big Boys a Frameline festival standout
I’ve been screening tons movies for Frameline47, the San Francisco LGBTQ+ film…
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Now playing: Steel Magnolias in the Bay Area
One of my favorite movies is Steel Magnolias. With its all-star cast of Julia…
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Favorite film finds from San Francisco’s Frameline
Too many movies. Too little time. Frameline47 is upon us and I…
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Drag Me to Dinner pits older queens against younger
Jinkx Monsoon. Nina West. Alaska Thunderfuck. Jackie Beat. If you think we’re…
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A lot goes right in Peter Pan Goes Wrong
The more that goes wrong, the more it’s right. Peter Pan Goes…
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Now playing: Waiting In the Wings
In a long struggle to get to New York, Waiting in the Wings:…
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Shucked: A kernel of musical theater brilliance is born
Not to be corny, but I can’t resist. But ah shucks, Shucked, the musical,…
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Heklina: Thank you for being a friend
With the passing of drag legend and San Francisco icon Heklina, we…
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Broadway play returns to the Bay for Asian Heritage Month
San Francisco Playhouse continues to elevate the Bay Area theatre scene with…
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The little musical that could finally opens in New York
Jeffrey Johns has waited in the wings long enough. Having graduated from…
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Story of Fannie Lou Hamer comes at a perfect time
With the Donald Trump indictment on many people’s minds, TheatreWorks’ musical Fannie: The Music and…
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San Francisco Playhouse conjures winning comedy classic, Clue
San Francisco Playhouse has spent the last 10 years earning the title…
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