
On the Tab :: May 8 - 15
Comic tales, shaken gogo tails, siren-like singers and circus silliness await you this week.
Du Barry Was A Lady
If the new social media had been available in the 1930s, Madame du Barry might have been said to be "trending up." Director-choreographer Zack Thomas Wilde's mostly crisp production at the Eureka Theatre is a treat.
Steamy Pages: Four Erotic Anthologies
Berkeley-based Cleis Press always keeps readers in good shape when it comes to their annual (and consistently affordable) paperback romance and erotic fiction anthologies.
Poetic Expressions from Gay Voices
This week, Out There parses two books of poetry and examines the "contrarian" position that marriage might not be the best thing for our community.
Peaches Christ Celebrates John Waters
Has it really been 20 years since John Waters' Serial Mom opened in theaters? The film, one of Waters' best from his post-Divine period, will screen at the beautiful Castro Theatre on Saturday, May 10.
Last Call for Dance at the Opera House
This weekend marks San Francisco Ballet's last shows in the Opera House until "Nutcracker." They're going out with a bang, ending a great season with alternating triple bills that are both well worth seeing.
First Lesbian Assembly Speaker Plans SF Visit
The first out lesbian lawmaker to hold the powerful California Assembly speaker position plans to be in San Francisco to celebrate Pride this year.
Backers of LGBT-Focused Shelter Look for Fall Opening
Plans for a San Francisco shelter geared toward homeless LGBTs are moving toward completion, and although it's hard to predict exactly when the site will be ready, backers are saying it could open this fall.
Nonprofits Gear Up for Give OUT Day
Community nonprofits looking to raise funds will be participating in the second annual Give OUT Day next week, and local LGBT organizations are among those taking part in the nationwide effort.
Peltier Recognized for Peer Support Work
A gender non-conforming young adult from northern California was recognized this week for their work helping other youth in troubled times.
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