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Review: SF Playhouse’s feminist revenge ‘Dracula’ feels forced
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Under Bill English’s direction, the play strives to be funny as well as horrifying.Arts & Entertainment
Young People’s Symphony Orchestra ends season with Pops / Pre-Tour Concert
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The June 7 event features Americana classics along with Nordic masterworks that preview YPSO's upcoming international tour repertoire.Arts & Entertainment
Review: Oakland Theater Project stages entrancing ‘House of Bernarda Alba’
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Federico Garcia Lorca wrote the play in 1936 as fascism was taking over Spain.Food & Drink
The Dish | Spanakopita Galette
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A rustic Mediterranean-inspired galette perfect for a summer dinner.Technology
California judges are testing a new AI clerk, and you won’t know if it’s looking at your case
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Courts in Los Angeles and Riverside counties are testing an artificial intelligence tool and deciding whether it can be used in high-stakes criminal cases.Arts & Entertainment
PEBCC performs annual Spring Sing concert on May 30
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Local youth choir honors its graduating class and the accomplishments of all ensembles in this grand season finale.Arts & Entertainment
Movies: SF DocFest, Nippon Vibes, ‘The Tuner,’ ‘l Love Boosters,’ Agnes Varda
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Special events featuring documentaries galore and Japanese classics return to the film scene this week. Also today: Agnes Varda and two new releases.Environment
The cuts his father made: Two valleys, 4 families and California’s oldest living vines
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Martinelli family vineyards tell stories spanning centuries.Education
