Coming up in Uptown Tenderloin
Drop by the neighborhood and take your pick of music, theater, film and performance art.
PianoFight: He sings, she sings in the time-warping musical-mystery love story “The Last Five Years.” 7 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, March 23-25 and April 6-8. 144 Taylor St. $20-$25. (415) 816-3691. www.pianofight.com
CounterPulse: Trans artist Annie Danger premieres “The White Stuff,” an immersive performance experience about white supremacy. 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, March 23-25. 80 Turk St. Sliding scale $10-$100, free for people of color. (415) 626-2060. www.counterpulse.org
Exit Theatre: Last weekend to see the play “Kilgallen/Jones,” inspired by Dorothy Kilgallen, a glam 1960s crime reporter who investigated JFK’s assassination as a Mafia hit. Created by Allison Page of Killing My Lobster. 8 p.m. Thursday-Saturday, March 23-25. 156 Eddy St. $20-$30. (415) 673-3847. www.theexit.org
Center for New Music: Screening of “Tony Conrad: Completely in the Present,” about the experimental musician and video artist who was a pre-Velvets influence on John Cale and Lou Reed. Includes Conrad’s 1966 film “Flicker.” 7:30 p.m. next Sunday, March 26. 55 Taylor St. $6-$10. (415) 275-2466. www.centerfornewmusic.com
Luggage Store Gallery: In “Skywatchers Portrait Project II,” Tenderloin artists and neighbors exhibit self-portraits created in collaboration with Luggage Store resident artist Deirdre Visser. 5-8 p.m. March 29. Tenderloin National Forest, 511 Ellis St., and Luggage Store Annex, 509 Ellis St. Free. (415) 255-5971. www.luggagestoregallery.org
Cutting Ball Theater: Experience family dysfunction of Greek proportions in Racine’s “Phèdre,” newly translated by Founding Artistic Director Rob Melrose. Directed by Ariel Craft. Previews begin 7 p.m. April 20. Through May 21. The Exit on Taylor, 277 Taylor St. $10-$42. (415) 525-1205. www.cuttingball.com