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Through Magree’s excellent storytelling, “Other” transcends the confines of the stage to offer a profound commentary on American society and Native identity.

KPRC 2 met Dr. Olivier Nsengimana in Rwanda while there learning about conservation programs the Houston Zoo supports. He’s currently the founder and executive director of the Rwanda Wildlife Conservation Association (RWCA), a group that got its start saving grey crowned cranes.

Weisman’s revolutionary space for art has since become the home for performances such as Brian Copeland’s “Not A Genuine Black Man,” which has become the longest-running solo play in San

An epiphany while hiking Mt. Tam helped inspire Adam Strauss' new solo show “Something is Wrong with Adam Strauss.”

“Tobacco, Zig-Zags & Gum” emerges as an emotionally resonant, candid exploration about cycles of addiction, the American police state and the complicated path people take to break free and flourish.

Alongside Pru and Isaebelle is Captain Debbie, a stern and intimidating leader ready to go down with her ship; Arlene, Pru’s old boarding school bully; Aurora, the ships astrologer; and

“Second Samuel” at the Masquers Playhouse in Richmond is “funny, poignant and deals with an important message without beating the audience over the head.”

"Cincerella Enchanted" mesmerizes audiences at Berkeley Playhouse with a Bay Area twist, featuring female protagonist as a free-spirited Berkeley artist, while the prince is a wealthy Silicon Valley type with a romantic side.

The British painter pushes back against the quick consumption of images with works that encourage the viewer to linger.

In the mood for Halloween? Keep a lookout for zombies in Walnut Creek, ghosts in Antioch and a costume-sale fundraiser in El Cerrito.