Castro Theatre; Golden Gate Bridge; Counterculture Museum
Somchaij/Shutterstock (bridge); courtesy Daniel Reynolds (theater, museum)
“The coldest winter I ever spent was a summer in San Francisco,” read a quote “maybe” attributed to Mark Twain outside of the Counterculture Museum, which is dedicated to 20th-century subcultures, at the iconic corner of Haight and Ashbury. Keep Reading →
The first time I had wine, I was 15. My friends and I attended a local production of Godspell, and after the show, the theater company held a small auction to raise funds. One item up for bid was a (cheap) bottle of vino that had been relabeled “Water Into Wine,” and my group got the bright idea to pool our funds to bid $100 on it. The company overlooked our youthful faces to award us our prize — and since we looked helplessly at the cork, Judas himself even opened it for us. We each poured some into a paper cup and raised what would be our first toast to one another. It tasted terrible, but that feeling of buzzed camaraderie was deliciously joyous. Keep Reading →
Bosco brings The Marvelous Miss Gender to stages across the U.S. through August.
Courtesy Eric Richard Magnussen
From Seattle to stages across the country, Bosco is bringing her biggest production yet to audiences this summer. Her new theatrical spectacle, The Marvelous Miss Gender, continues its nationwide tour through August with upcoming stops in San Diego, San Francisco, Portland, Denver, Chicago, St. Louis, and more, blending comic-book noir, burlesque, lip-sync, and camp into a full-scale theatrical experience. Keep Reading →
11 times J.K. Rowling did something wildly transphobic, ranked
The Harry Potter author has made no secret of her hate-filled anti-trans views.