Patricia Corrigan Patricia Corrigan is a longtime newspaper reporter, book author and freelance writer based in San Francisco. Recent Stories May 4, 2021 Film festival on aging adds to its ‘Legacy’ and goes virtual Mar 9, 2021 A queer, heretical Yiddish play too edgy for 1906 lives again on Zoom Mar 9, 2021 From Los Altos, she tracks vaccination volunteer slots across the country Feb 24, 2021 Millions of buttons collected for Bakersfield’s first Holocaust memorial Feb 10, 2020 Mock trial for Shylock is ‘intellectual reality TV’ Oct 21, 2019 NYT columnist gives ‘women of a certain age’ their due Sep 25, 2019 Q&A: Drawn to Gilbert & Sullivan, and now the Bay Area Sep 10, 2019 Q&A: She helps performers choreograph the most intimate moments Sep 10, 2019 Tovah Feldshuh in S.F. as ‘Queen of Mean’ Aug 13, 2019 Q&A: Alan Wald, the ‘holy’ palindromist Jun 10, 2019 S.F. cantor’s daughter sings in ‘Once’ May 18, 2019 There’s a science to empathy, and an art to explaining it May 8, 2019 Q&A: This composer hits the right notes on gun violence May 1, 2019 New play, premiering in S.F., tells the story of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising Apr 9, 2019 Q&A: He abandoned journalism for stand-up comedy and one-man shows Oct 3, 2018 'Oslo' explores personal risks taken for peace Jun 29, 2018 This ‘Cabaret’ is ‘a middle finger’ to Nazis May 2, 2018 ‘Two Minds’ explores intense friendship of Israeli psychology legends Apr 20, 2018 Berkeley writers win Cowan Prize for Jewish-themed works Feb 14, 2018 ‘Bernstein at 100’ series closes out with violinist Vadim Gluzman Next Page