Asha Pruitt

The beloved queer entertainer, known as the runner-up on season nine of “RuPaul’s Drag Race,” dazzled audiences at San Francisco’s The Chapel on Nov. 5 with co-headliner Jujubee.

For a long time, any enjoyment of trashy vampire novels or silly pop songs had to be cloaked in a thick layer of irony in order to be viewed as acceptable by society.

Playing through gritted teeth and avoiding eye contact, with passion and sweat dripping off his brow, he still managed to connect with the audience while rarely addressing them directly.

As the Troubles of Northern Ireland finally come to an end, so too must the cheeky hijinks of Derry’s favorite gang of girls (and one annoyingly English boy).

I consider myself somewhat of a connoisseur of silly little crafts.

Like Phoebe Waller-Bridge in Fleabag, I turn to an invisible camera to give my unsolicited commentary. Some people talk to God — I talk to an audience that isn’t there.

“The Rehearsal” isn’t so much a direct parody of reality TV as it is a deconstruction of its entire premise.

The immersive multimedia exhibition “Hella Feminist,” on display through January 2023, combines historical perspectives with contemporary art to tell stories of Bay Area feminists.

If Allison’s 2020 release Color Theory was a haunting self-portrait of isolation and loss, then her 2022 project is a self-aware, supernatural drama that makes peace with a bleak future.