A Little Night Music
ACT has mounted a lilting rendering of "A Little Night Music," and even amid some miscues, the pleasures of Sondheim's score and Hugh Wheeler's book come clearly into focus.
SF Makes Headway on LGBT Senior Issues
When San Francisco officials were formally presented last April with a plan to address the needs of the city's fast growing LGBT senior population, they vowed not to allow it to collect dust on a shelf in the bowels of City Hall.
START Study Supports Early HIV Treatment
Long-awaited results from the START study, released ahead of schedule, show that people with HIV who start treatment early have a significantly lower risk of illness and death than those who wait.
Welch Pleads Guilty in 'Doubtfire' Arson
A transgender woman pleaded guilty recently to setting fire to the San Francisco house made famous in the 1993 film "Mrs. Doubtfire."
Facebook Protest Draws Crowd
About 100 people representing a diverse cross section of the LGBT community and allies gathered in front of Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park June 1 to protest the social media company's real names policy.
Library Group A Leader in LGBT Books
Originally established in the early 1990s by the Publishing Triangle as National Lesbian and Gay Book Month, this year marks the first commemoration of the 30-day promotion under the ALA's auspices.
Grand Opera on the Summer Stage
The San Francisco Opera's summer season opens this coming Sunday, June 7, with Hector Berlioz's "The Trojans." It has been 47 years since the War Memorial Opera House has attempted the epic saga as it was originally intended to be heard by the composer.
Tarell Alvin McCraney on 'Choir Boy'
"The play to me is less about winners and losers and more a different look at how we think about young black men in this country."
Out There :: The Anderson Variations
Gifted artist Laurie Anderson played four shows at SFJazz last week, and Out There was in the audience on Saturday night. That's just the start of it.
The Power of Documentaries
The 14th edition of the San Francisco Documentary Film Festival, playing the Roxie, Brava and Vogue Theaters June 4-18, covers the waterfront, from subjects sublime to personalities so bizarre it takes your breath away.
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