Photographers: Helmut Newton, Brigitte Lacombe, Terry O'Neill, Carl Van Vechten, Patric Shaw, Matt Edge, Jason Rodgers
Writers: Amy Fine Collins, Daniel Mendelsohn, Brendan Lemon, M.G. Lord
Videos: Alan Cumming, Jonathan Groff, Courtney Love, Lt. Gov. Gavin Newsom & Carol Shorenstein Hays and the creative team from Fun Home, Aaron De La Cruz, and Tony Bennett & Judy Garland
Artists: Aaron De La Cruz, Robert Risko, Casey Waits
We chatted with The Go-Go's about HEAD OVER HEELS and what they're looking forward to when it opens in April.
Author and critic Jessica Hopper traces The Go-Go’s stereotype-shattering journey from Beauty and the Beat to Broadway and beyond.
HEAD OVER HEELS is a brand new musical posh/punk mash-up created by the award-winning visionaries that rocked Broadway with HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH, NEXT TO NORMAL, AMERICAN IDIOT, SPRING AWAKENING and AVENUE Q.
HEAD OVER HEELS costume designer Arianne Phillips sat down with Gracie Hays to share these five tidbits about herself that you probably didn't know.
HEAD OVER HEELS choreographer Spencer Liff takes Gracie Hays inside the life of a nine-year-old on Broadway, auditioning rituals, and So You Think You Can Dance.
We kicked off Valentine's Day in a HEAD OVER HEELS sort of way, with a Daybreaker workout and dance party on stage starting at 6 am!
Gracie Hays talks to HEAD OVER HEELS director Michael Mayer.
Scoop Verbena is officially coastal ambiguous! Watch out SF, the Big Apple's most cheeky gossip columnist is hitting The Best Coast. Curran first, of course. Scoop's first, well -- scoop has us all pondering who the new Herb Caen is.
Carole Shorenstein Hays talks to THE CURRAN[T]’s Gracie Hays about FUN HOME, ECLIPSED, and the Curran’s exciting next act - which is also her own.
Scoop is back with the latest on The Go-Go's, top secret parties, and the San Francisco premier of HEAD OVER HEELS.
Our own Gracie Hays sat down with the man who adapted The Countess of Pembroke's Arcadia into HEAD OVER HEELS, James Magruder.
Taylor Mac and his Dandy minions, radical faeries, Pacific Heights dads (...and more!) take to the streets of SF to celebrate our history and communities.
