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Mill Valley residents Gerry Goldsholle, 83, and his wife Myra Levenson, 84, have a home with a lot of stairs, and Levenson prefers Tuscon, Arizona.

The long-running solo show channels 11 folks crossing identity-based and geographic borders, and remains a must-see

Award-winning actor and playwright Dan Hoyle presents his new piece of immersion research theater Talk to Your People - A Solo Show With Dan Hoyle,...

A legislative fix helps the university avoid an enrollment freeze, but calls persist for an overhaul of a decades-old environmental law.

Dan Hoyles show at the Marsh suggests there might not be that much drama, variety or depth within liberal, white, affluent male guilt.

Tim Brown shares his insights on how having a higher purpose can fuel your performance.

‘To The Place Where I Grew Up’ showcases the artist’s bold imagination and warm-hearted approach to storytelling.

Many of us worry that the older we get, the more cognitive decline we’ll experience. As we age, our brains change and lose that youthful plasticity — it can be harder to learn new things, or easily forget names and places.

Thursday: Eric McBurney of the San Francisco Public Defender’s Office says his client is mentally ill, not hateful.

9 min read The bestselling author’s latest book follows scientific freethinkers who both predicted and managed the US’s Covid-19 crisis in the face of bureaucratic ineptitude Michael Lewis, author of bestselling books like Moneyball and The Big Short, often writes about freethinking mavericks who are up against some institutional status quo. The aforementioned books were about baseball and corporate finance. His new one, The Premonition: A Pandemic Story, is about the scientific fr...