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Tina Taylor is Always On The Move
Call it extreme, supremely physical theater. Call Artistic Director Tina Taylor radical or accuse...
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Seeing the Invisible at AXIS Dance
In 2018, during a break in rehearsals for a ballet he was making in...
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Sizzling Tango, Dizzying Story
Arrogance. Honor. Death. Thus begins the stage adaptation of playwright Cristina GarcÃa's tense and...
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Burning Man Fires Up the Oakland Museum
If you've always been curious about Burning Man, but lacked the time, money, or...
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A Hip-Hop Memoir
The hip-hop of the early to mid-'80s was the era of the shouting MC,...
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Hey Gang, Let’s Put on a Post-Apocalyptic Show
Adapting a film production for the stage is one of the bigger challenges that...
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They See Dead People
A surprising number of Bay Area residents have thought about what they would do...
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Haunting Imagery and Searing Honesty
It will come as no surprise that among the four thousand inmates housed in...
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Brave New Film, Revisited
Guy Debord's 1967 Situationist manifesto, The Society of the Spectacle, presented a coolly scathing...
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When Fake News Was Real
For Oakland writer E. R. Ramzipoor, fake news is good news.
Set in Brussels in...
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Who Are the Key Keepers of Ocean View?
On the night of June 6, under cover of darkness, members of the "Albany...
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52 Letters Is More than Theater
Oh, woe is us, to paraphrase Shakespeare, that Regina Evans' searing, one-act play was...
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The Shame of the Mural Censors — Why Art...
Arnautoff’s procession of spectral pioneers walking past the body of a dead Indian could...
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Yukking It Up In Richmond
By day, JD Arandia is a mild-mannered electrician, who recently became a member of...
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