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Cal Shakes’ production is a modern translation of one of Shakespeares’ most brutally heartbreaking tales, set in San Francisco’s “Harlem of the West” era.

We dont nor should we have the power to determine someone elses interpretation of the show, Fish says of his Tony Award winner, making a stop at BroadwaySF.

Karen Zacarías bilingual adaptation invites non-Spanish-speaking audiences to whet our powers of comprehension.

Lamorinda Weekly is a weekly community newspaper for Lafayette, Moraga and Orinda in California USA. 26,600 printed copies delivered to 23,000 houses or 65,000 people.

The San Francisco International Arts Festival is proud to present the World Premiere of Religion Kitendi: Dress Code by Chanel 'Byb' Bibene, artistic director of Kiandanda Dance Theater with an original live score composed and performed live by Manolo Davila. The piece is inspired by Congolese Sapeurs (dandies) who become metaphors for the legacy and ongoing political ramifications of European slavery and colonization in both Africa and America.

Dogs? and the refugee process? this is the number one place where theyre processing and accepting refugees and finally, guys, we are honoring the 13 troops that lost their life paying the ultimate sacrifice. thats going to be coming up all morning long. im going to send it back to you guys in new york. steve: thats a nice tribute right there. ainsley: a lot of empty chairs coming into the holiday season and all these families lost their loved ones. steve: jillian joins us with news from terror. ...

Check out The Chronicles guide to fun events and activities coming this Labor Day weekend in San Francisco and beyond.

California Shakespeare Theaters program, which sent its first checks to artists in January, is among the first of its kind.

San Francisco actor Liam Vincent has gotten three groups of theater workers vaccinated. Lily Janiak April 20, 2021Updated: April 20, 2021, 8:50 am Liam Vincent (center), director of growth at PlayGround, speaks with Bay Area actor Monica Ho, as she waits in the observation lot after getting her vaccine at the City College of San Francisco vaccination site. Photo: Constanza Hevia H., Special to The Chronicle Just before noon, two cars of theater workers pulled to the front of lanes 11 an...

Jay Yamada attended California Shakespeare Theater productions night after night until the COVID-19 pandemic put a stop to that. Heres how hes been filling that void.