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Pinball machines have largely been relegated to the scrap yard of nostalgia, but that hasn't stopped William T. Wiley from resurrecting ...  Read more»
MUSIC: Electronic
Robyn
Robyn
Today (9pm) @ Bimbo's, 1025 Columbus Ave
Hailing from the land of ABBA, Robyn reminds us that Swedes are second-to-none when it comes to insanely catchy, Euro-infused pop ...  Read more»

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  1. Thu May 15 02:33pm

    The National Museum in Krakow, Poland, opens a new wing later this month, displaying the country's first collection of contemporary art.

  2. Thu May 15 12:46pm

    Scheduled to open in August, a new US embassy in China will exhibit work by 18 Chinese and American contemporary artists, including Jeff Koons, Yun-Fei Ji, and Louise Bourgeois.

  3. Thu May 15 11:11am

    Martin Scorsese plans to direct a Frank Sinatra biopic, according to the Rat Pack singer's youngest daughter, Tina.

  4. Thu May 15 09:21am

    Veteran singer-songwriter Neil Diamond hits #1 on the Billboard album charts for the first time with his 29th studio effort, Home Before Dark.

  5. Thu May 15 07:48am

    Following an apparent trend in the art market, Francis Bacon's Triptych, 1976 goes for $86.3 million at Sotheby's New York, making it the most expensive work of contemporary art ever sold.

  6. Wed May 14 03:00pm

    The Library of Congress chooses 25 additions to the US National Recording Registry, including Michael Jackson's Thriller and Joni Mitchell's For the Roses.

  7. Wed May 14 02:53pm

    Michael Moore announces a spring 2009 followup to his 2004 polemical documentary, Farenheit 9/11.

  8. Wed May 14 01:42pm

    Members of Death Cab for Cutie sign on to Xbox Live this Friday at 7pm to compete in a fan-friendly game of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.

  9. Wed May 14 08:57am

    David Byrne’s latest interactive music installation, Playing the Building, transforms NYC's Battery Maritime Building into a functional instrument.

  10. Wed May 14 08:06am

    Lucian Freud's Benefits Supervisor Sleeping sells for $33.6 million at New York's Rockefeller Center, breaking the auction-price record for a single work by a living artist.

  11. Tue May 13 02:34pm

    Following considerable public dissent, Chicago legislators halt an ordinance requiring event promoters to obtain costly permits and undergo a background check.

  12. Tue May 13 01:28pm

    The American Theatre Wing announces its nominations for this year's Tony Awards.

This Week

MORE FLAVOR: Food/Wine
SF Oysterfest
Tomorrow (noon) @ Fort Mason Festival Pavilion, Marina Blvd and Buchanan St More times»
MORE FLAVOR: Parade
Million Pirate March
Sunday (8am) @ Steuart & Mission Sts
MORE FLAVOR: Fundraiser
The Bee-In
Monday (7:30pm) @ Crown Point Gallery, 20 Hawthorne St
READING
Eleanor Coppola
Tuesday (7pm) @ Tosca Cafe, 242 Columbus Ave
MUSIC: Electronic
The Presets
Wednesday (9pm) @ Mezzanine, 444 Jessie St
MUSIC: Rock/Pop
The Cave Singers
Thursday (8pm) @ The Independent, 628 Divisadero St

Free Events Cheap ThrillsView All »

Michael Chabon
READING
Michael Chabon
Tuesday May 20 (7pm) @ Bookshop West Portal, 80 West Portal Ave
In The Yiddish Policemen's Union, Michael Chabon invokes the trademark theme of Jewish identity and nostalgia, through the conventions of ...
Read more»

Big Shows Plan ahead!View All »

Paid Dues
MUSIC: Hip-hop
Paid Dues
Saturday June 14 (5pm) @ Berkeley Community Theatre, 1930 Allston Way in Berkeley

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MORE FLAVOR: Shopping
Mission Bazaar
Saturday May 17 (10am–midnight) @ The Armory, 1800 Mission St More times»
MORE FLAVOR: Exhibition
Birth of the Cool
Saturday May 17 (10am–5pm) @ Oakland Museum of California, 1000 Oak St in Oakland More times»
MUSIC: Electronic
Bassnectar
Saturday May 17 (9pm) @ The Fillmore, 1805 Geary Blvd

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    William T. Wiley
    Opens: Today (6–8pm) @ Electric Works, 130 8th St More times»
    Pinball machines have largely been relegated to the scrap yard of nostalgia, but that hasn't stopped William T. Wiley from resurrecting ...  Read more»
    MUSIC: Electronic
    Robyn
    Robyn
    Today (9pm) @ Bimbo's, 1025 Columbus Ave
    Hailing from the land of ABBA, Robyn reminds us that Swedes are second-to-none when it comes to insanely catchy, Euro-infused pop ...  Read more»

    Browse Events

    All, Art, Big Shows, Film, Free, More Flavor, Music, Ongoing, Performing Arts, Reading

    Flavorwire
    Late breaking news Tip Us!

    1. Thu May 15 02:33pm

      The National Museum in Krakow, Poland, opens a new wing later this month, displaying the country's first collection of contemporary art.

    2. Thu May 15 12:46pm

      Scheduled to open in August, a new US embassy in China will exhibit work by 18 Chinese and American contemporary artists, including Jeff Koons, Yun-Fei Ji, and Louise Bourgeois.

    3. Thu May 15 11:11am

      Martin Scorsese plans to direct a Frank Sinatra biopic, according to the Rat Pack singer's youngest daughter, Tina.

    4. Thu May 15 09:21am

      Veteran singer-songwriter Neil Diamond hits #1 on the Billboard album charts for the first time with his 29th studio effort, Home Before Dark.

    5. Thu May 15 07:48am

      Following an apparent trend in the art market, Francis Bacon's Triptych, 1976 goes for $86.3 million at Sotheby's New York, making it the most expensive work of contemporary art ever sold.

    6. Wed May 14 03:00pm

      The Library of Congress chooses 25 additions to the US National Recording Registry, including Michael Jackson's Thriller and Joni Mitchell's For the Roses.

    7. Wed May 14 02:53pm

      Michael Moore announces a spring 2009 followup to his 2004 polemical documentary, Farenheit 9/11.

    8. Wed May 14 01:42pm

      Members of Death Cab for Cutie sign on to Xbox Live this Friday at 7pm to compete in a fan-friendly game of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.

    9. Wed May 14 08:57am

      David Byrne’s latest interactive music installation, Playing the Building, transforms NYC's Battery Maritime Building into a functional instrument.

    10. Wed May 14 08:06am

      Lucian Freud's Benefits Supervisor Sleeping sells for $33.6 million at New York's Rockefeller Center, breaking the auction-price record for a single work by a living artist.

    11. Tue May 13 02:34pm

      Following considerable public dissent, Chicago legislators halt an ordinance requiring event promoters to obtain costly permits and undergo a background check.

    12. Tue May 13 01:28pm

      The American Theatre Wing announces its nominations for this year's Tony Awards.

    This Week

    MORE FLAVOR: Food/Wine
    SF Oysterfest
    Tomorrow (noon) @ Fort Mason Festival Pavilion, Marina Blvd and Buchanan St More times»
    MORE FLAVOR: Parade
    Million Pirate March
    Sunday (8am) @ Steuart & Mission Sts
    MORE FLAVOR: Fundraiser
    The Bee-In
    Monday (7:30pm) @ Crown Point Gallery, 20 Hawthorne St
    READING
    Eleanor Coppola
    Tuesday (7pm) @ Tosca Cafe, 242 Columbus Ave
    MUSIC: Electronic
    The Presets
    Wednesday (9pm) @ Mezzanine, 444 Jessie St
    MUSIC: Rock/Pop
    The Cave Singers
    Thursday (8pm) @ The Independent, 628 Divisadero St

    Free Events Cheap ThrillsView All »

    Michael Chabon
    READING
    Michael Chabon
    Tuesday May 20 (7pm) @ Bookshop West Portal, 80 West Portal Ave
    In The Yiddish Policemen's Union, Michael Chabon invokes the trademark theme of Jewish identity and nostalgia, through the conventions of ...
    Read more»

    Big Shows Plan ahead!View All »

    Paid Dues
    MUSIC: Hip-hop
    Paid Dues
    Saturday June 14 (5pm) @ Berkeley Community Theatre, 1930 Allston Way in Berkeley

    Read more»
    MORE FLAVOR: Shopping
    Mission Bazaar
    Saturday May 17 (10am–midnight) @ The Armory, 1800 Mission St More times»
    MORE FLAVOR: Exhibition
    Birth of the Cool
    Saturday May 17 (10am–5pm) @ Oakland Museum of California, 1000 Oak St in Oakland More times»
    MUSIC: Electronic
    Bassnectar
    Saturday May 17 (9pm) @ The Fillmore, 1805 Geary Blvd

    Up Next View All Events »

    ART
    William T. Wiley
    William T. Wiley
    Opens: Today (6–8pm) @ Electric Works, 130 8th St More times»
    Pinball machines have largely been relegated to the scrap yard of nostalgia, but that hasn't stopped William T. Wiley from resurrecting ...  Read more»
    MUSIC: Electronic
    Robyn
    Robyn
    Today (9pm) @ Bimbo's, 1025 Columbus Ave
    Hailing from the land of ABBA, Robyn reminds us that Swedes are second-to-none when it comes to insanely catchy, Euro-infused pop ...  Read more»

    Browse Events

    All, Art, Big Shows, Film, Free, More Flavor, Music, Ongoing, Performing Arts, Reading

    Flavorwire
    Late breaking news Tip Us!

    1. Thu May 15 02:33pm

      The National Museum in Krakow, Poland, opens a new wing later this month, displaying the country's first collection of contemporary art.

    2. Thu May 15 12:46pm

      Scheduled to open in August, a new US embassy in China will exhibit work by 18 Chinese and American contemporary artists, including Jeff Koons, Yun-Fei Ji, and Louise Bourgeois.

    3. Thu May 15 11:11am

      Martin Scorsese plans to direct a Frank Sinatra biopic, according to the Rat Pack singer's youngest daughter, Tina.

    4. Thu May 15 09:21am

      Veteran singer-songwriter Neil Diamond hits #1 on the Billboard album charts for the first time with his 29th studio effort, Home Before Dark.

    5. Thu May 15 07:48am

      Following an apparent trend in the art market, Francis Bacon's Triptych, 1976 goes for $86.3 million at Sotheby's New York, making it the most expensive work of contemporary art ever sold.

    6. Wed May 14 03:00pm

      The Library of Congress chooses 25 additions to the US National Recording Registry, including Michael Jackson's Thriller and Joni Mitchell's For the Roses.

    7. Wed May 14 02:53pm

      Michael Moore announces a spring 2009 followup to his 2004 polemical documentary, Farenheit 9/11.

    8. Wed May 14 01:42pm

      Members of Death Cab for Cutie sign on to Xbox Live this Friday at 7pm to compete in a fan-friendly game of Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare.

    9. Wed May 14 08:57am

      David Byrne’s latest interactive music installation, Playing the Building, transforms NYC's Battery Maritime Building into a functional instrument.

    10. Wed May 14 08:06am

      Lucian Freud's Benefits Supervisor Sleeping sells for $33.6 million at New York's Rockefeller Center, breaking the auction-price record for a single work by a living artist.

    11. Tue May 13 02:34pm

      Following considerable public dissent, Chicago legislators halt an ordinance requiring event promoters to obtain costly permits and undergo a background check.

    12. Tue May 13 01:28pm

      The American Theatre Wing announces its nominations for this year's Tony Awards.

    This Week

    MORE FLAVOR: Food/Wine
    SF Oysterfest
    Tomorrow (noon) @ Fort Mason Festival Pavilion, Marina Blvd and Buchanan St More times»
    MORE FLAVOR: Parade
    Million Pirate March
    Sunday (8am) @ Steuart & Mission Sts
    MORE FLAVOR: Fundraiser
    The Bee-In
    Monday (7:30pm) @ Crown Point Gallery, 20 Hawthorne St
    READING
    Eleanor Coppola
    Tuesday (7pm) @ Tosca Cafe, 242 Columbus Ave
    MUSIC: Electronic
    The Presets
    Wednesday (9pm) @ Mezzanine, 444 Jessie St
    MUSIC: Rock/Pop
    The Cave Singers
    Thursday (8pm) @ The Independent, 628 Divisadero St

    Free Events Cheap ThrillsView All »

    Michael Chabon
    READING
    Michael Chabon
    Tuesday May 20 (7pm) @ Bookshop West Portal, 80 West Portal Ave
    In The Yiddish Policemen's Union, Michael Chabon invokes the trademark theme of Jewish identity and nostalgia, through the conventions of ...
    Read more»

    Big Shows Plan ahead!View All »

    Paid Dues
    MUSIC: Hip-hop
    Paid Dues
    Saturday June 14 (5pm) @ Berkeley Community Theatre, 1930 Allston Way in Berkeley

    Read more»
    MORE FLAVOR: Shopping
    Mission Bazaar
    Saturday May 17 (10am–midnight) @ The Armory, 1800 Mission St More times»
    MORE FLAVOR: Exhibition
    Birth of the Cool
    Saturday May 17 (10am–5pm) @ Oakland Museum of California, 1000 Oak St in Oakland More times»
    MUSIC: Electronic
    Bassnectar
    Saturday May 17 (9pm) @ The Fillmore, 1805 Geary Blvd
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Theatre

The Censor

when:Now through Sat 8.12 (Thur-Sat: 8pm)
where:Last Planet Theatre (351 Turk St, 415.440.3505)
price:$15-18
details: Event Info

Talk to Last Planet founder/director/occasional playwright John Wilkins about his productions and he'll happily tell you he likes to toy with his audience — but what's important is that it has fun. Wilkins and company constantly experiment and play with their art, as evidenced by this production of Anthony Neilson's The Censor. As always, Wilkins displays his knack for creative, cinematic staging — an attribute of particular resonance in this play about a married male censor and the female pornographer who tempts and terrorizes him. Art, porn, love, and sex combine for a memorable night at the theater.

- JK

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