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Review: Nothing second-hand in ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ revival at TheatreWorks
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Faustian fable of a nerdy flower shop worker secretly yearning for a romantically challenged colleague is a joyful reunion.Arts & Entertainment
Telling stories through dance: Camille A. Brown brings ‘ink’ to Cal Performances
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Personal, ancestral and cultural stories that touch on themes such as resilience, identity and race.Arts & Entertainment
What Prop. 28 funding will mean for arts education in California
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A conversation with former Los Angeles Unified Superintendent Austin Beutner, a chief backer of Proposition 28.Arts & Entertainment
SF Ballet presents a first-ever ‘sensory-friendly’ Nutcracker show
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Plus tips on how to make the classic holiday ballet a good experience for all families with children.Arts & Entertainment
Review: Berkeley Rep’s vibrant new ‘Wuthering Heights’
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A riveting, unforgettable musical production from director Emma Rice.Arts & Entertainment
Pass the Remote: Hole in the Head fest continues, spotlight on Christine Choy, Seijun Suzuki
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The Roxie cinema's weekend series on Choy's award-winning filmmaking is worth a trip across the Bay.Arts & Entertainment
In “Do the Work!” antiracism is a journey of attainable goals
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Bell and Schatz use conversational language in the book, which almost feels like a written podcast.Arts & Entertainment
In the News | PHS grad shares what it’s like to land lead role in new Pat Benatar musical
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Kay Sibal, PHS '18, plays Juliet in a new adaptation of Romeo and Juliet that opened Dec 2 in Los Angeles.Arts & Entertainment
