Arts & Entertainment
Arts & Entertainment
Review: ‘Doomers’ realistically recreates drama when Sam Altman was ousted from OpenAI
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“Doomers” shows at 7pm on March 14-16 and March 20-22 at Pallas Gallery in SF.Arts & Entertainment
Review: ACT’s dazzling ‘Nobody Loves You’ irresistibly spoofs reality TV
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Performances run through March 30 at ACT’s Toni Rembe Theater in San Francisco.Arts & Entertainment
World premiere dances highlight 30th anniversary season of Robert Moses’ KIN
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Performances by the San Francisco choreographer Robert Moses run March 14-16 at Z Space San Francisco.Arts & Entertainment
Healdsburg author Gianna Davy poses questions for kids in new picture book ‘How Do I Wonder?’
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Oakland native Davy appears on March 16 at Barnes & Noble in Santa Rosa.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: Mexica New Year, ‘Nobody Loves You,’ Dance Theatre of Harlem, Pavel Haas Quartet, Patrick Ball
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Don't miss the happenings in San Francisco, San Jose, Walnut Creek and Pleasanton.Arts & Entertainment
Kathryn Seabron enlightens in solo ‘Angry Black Woman 101’ at The Marsh Berkeley
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The show runs March 15 through April 13 at The Marsh-Berkeley.Arts & Entertainment
Pass the Remote: ‘The Class,’ SF Greek Film Festival, two inspiring docs
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'The Class' is an insightful six-part PBS docuseries produced by Oakland renaissance man Daveed Diggs.Arts & Entertainment
Piedmont East Bay Children’s Choir | Jazz & Beyond, Making History concerts
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Includes a world premiere of "Echoes of Eureka", a seven-movement opera that sheds light on the forced expulsion of Chinese immigrants in 1885 Eureka, California.Featured in Category
