Theatre Rhino Turning to Turing, and ACT's Next Season
When Theatre Rhino announced its 2014-15 season in the early fall with "Breaking the Code" as its March production, a movie titled "The Imitation Game" was but a speck on Hollywood's list of upcoming releases.
Out There :: Creation Stories
We've got advance word on composer-pianist-conductor Thomas Ades' San Francisco Symphony conducting debut this weekend (March 5-7).
Performerama's Eclectic Mix
Marga Gomez has a new show to work on, so, she thought aloud, and to me, why not workshop once a month at SoMa's fabulous new nightclub Oasis, on a slow night? And why not invite other friends to perform?
San Francisco Ballet Programs 3 & 4
The big news in San Francisco's dance scene last week was the first-class revival of Jerome Robbins' 1969 masterpiece, "Dances at a Gathering," on San Francisco Ballet's Program 4.
Alleged Assault at Castro Rally for Black LGBTs
A rally in the Castro to affirm and celebrate black LGBTQs briefly turned ugly when some of the demonstrators went to a bar and said they were met with hostility.
HIV Treatment, Cure Discussed at CROI
A trio of experimental antiretroviral drugs and research toward a cure for HIV were among the more than 1,000 presentations at the recent Conference on Retroviruses and Opportunistic Infections in Seattle.
California Bill Incentivizes Companies to Offer Trans Benefits
Companies that seek state contracts in California would be unable to do so if they do not offer their transgender employees the same benefits other employees receive under legislation pending in the Statehouse.
Doctor Recalls Dispute in 'Doubtfire' Arson Case
The doctor who owns the house known for its role in the 1993 film Mrs. Doubtfire testified this week that he and the transgender woman accused of setting fire to the home had had a dispute over surgery he had performed.
Open Hand Hires Co-CEOs
For the second time in just over a week, a San Francisco-based nonprofit has decided to hire two people to replace a departing top executive.
Out There :: Trying On Alternative Lives
Biographies can be great reads. They let you walk a mile in another woman's shoes. Here are brief mentions of three new bios that have recently come across our desk. Look for reviews to come.
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