'Supreme Models': Vogue Docuseries Based on Marcellas Reynolds' Book
Marcellas Reynolds' ravishing book, "Supreme Models: Iconic Black Women Who Revolutionized Fashion," is a must-have for true fashion addicts. And so is the Vogue documentary series inspired by his book.
Going Out, Feb. 23-March 3, 2023
From stage to screen, galleries to music halls and local bars, fun and enlightenment await your presence.
Bare Chest Calendar Raises More Than $205K
On February 16, the Bare Chest Calendar held its third preliminary competition for the 2024 Calendar at the Powerhouse bar in SoMa, which included a presentation of last year's fundraising total, a whopping $205,190.
Classic Queer Films at BAMPFA
Beginning on March 3, the UC Berkeley Art Museum & Pacific Film Archive will host a two-month series called Pioneers of Queer Cinema, including screenings of 'The Times of Harvey Milk,' 'Tongues Untied,' 'Parting Glances' and 'Paris is Burning.'
Catherine Russell: Singing the Test of Time
"Before I record something," explained Catherine Russell, who plays the Fairmont Hotel's Venetian Room February 26 as part of the Bay Area Cabaret Series, "I always test them out with live audiences, just to see if they work. Luckily, they usually do."
Noir Town: Stage Meets Screen in A.C.T.'s 'The Headlands'
The stars of 'The Headlands,' local playwright Christopher Chen's San Francisco mystery, now playing at A.C.T.'s Toni Rembe Theatre, are the scenic and projection design by Alexander V. Nichols.
Jake Blount's Genre-queer Afrofuturist Folk Music
If you ever listened to Jake Blount's music, it defies description, making it unforgettable. He describes his style as "playing fiddle and banjo from Black and Native American musicians, mostly in the Southeastern United States."
Going Out, Feb. 16-24, 2023
Along with such impressive art exhibits, we've got a colorful array of music, theater and nightlife events for your discriminating palette.
One Night Only REAF Concert with 'Mean Girls'
Cast members from the touring production of "Mean Girls" gave rousing performances at the One Night Only REAF benefit concert, held at the Marines' Memorial Theatre February 13, with guest performers D'Arcy Drollinger and Shawn Ryan.
Claybourne Elder: Gay Broadway Star Plays Two Bay Area Shows
In advance of his concerts in Napa and San Francisco, Claybourne Elder, star of 'Company,' 'The Gilded Age' and more, shared a few remarkable stories of his Mormon upbringing and theatrical good fortune.
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