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    Cal Performances’ Expansive 2025–26 Season Invites Bay Area Audiences to Engage in World-Class Artistry

    Cal Performances’ Expansive 2025–26 Season Invites Bay Area Audiences to Engage in World-Class Artistry

    Cal Performances, the world-class performing arts presenter at UC Berkeley, this weekend will launch its ambitious and wide-ranging 2025–26 season. With a lineup of more than 80 performances, the new…

    Unpacking the Memorable Queer Film Kill the Jockey

    Unpacking the Memorable Queer Film Kill the Jockey

    By Gary M. Kramer – In the bold, fabulous, and queer absurdist drama, Kill the Jockey, out September 2 on VOD, Remo (out gay actor Nahuel Pérez Biscayart), a once-successful…

    Sister Dana sez, “Be on the lookout…”

    Sister Dana sez, “Be on the lookout…”

    By Sister Dan Van Iquity — Sister Dana sez, “Be on the lookout for unauthorized ICE deputies patrolling your neighborhood—even in the Bay Area—where there is no need for this…

    Thoughts on My New Release: Chain of Love: A Broadway Album

    Thoughts on My New Release: Chain of Love: A Broadway Album

    By Carly Ozard– (Editor’s Note: When the publishers of the San Francisco Bay Times first saw Carly Ozard perform, at Pride Brunches formerly held each year by Gary Virginia and…

    New Documentary Offers Gelato and Happiness

    New Documentary Offers Gelato and Happiness

    By Gary M. Kramer– Out gay filmmaker Jay Arnold went all the way to San Gimignano, Italy, for his tasty new documentary, Sergio Dondoli’s Happy Life, available on demand August…

    The Joy of Relaxing

    The Joy of Relaxing

    By Jan Wahl– My mother said brilliant things to me, like, “Always draw outside the lines.” And, “What people think of you is none of your business.” But she also…

    Bucket List Equals Hope

    Bucket List Equals Hope

    By Dr. Tim Seelig– A few weeks ago, I jumped out of an airplane at 14,500 feet. I know. Crazy. Everyone was surprised (shocked). There were so many questions. “Why?”…

    Sister Dana sez, “So, Mister Twister Trump..”

    By Sister Dana Van Iquity– Sister Dana sez, “So, Mister Twister Trump, how are those ‘draining the swamp’ promises you’ve made over and over and over? How’s THAT going—now that…

    Sing for the Cure: A Musical Tribute of Hope, Healing, and Unity

    Sing for the Cure: A Musical Tribute of Hope, Healing, and Unity

    Breast cancer touches 1 in 8 women—straight, lesbian, cis, black, white, brown, and trans—alike. It can even affect men. It can affect anyone. October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It’s…

    The Search Continues

    The Search Continues

    By Jewelle Gomez– When Jane Wagner’s The Search for Signs of Intelligent Life in the Universe premiered on Broadway in 1985 starring Lily Tomlin, it was a historic moment. The…