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With 'Lear,' theater leaders come together to celebrate Shakespeare and S.F.'s Fillmore district - Vimarsana News

With 'Lear,' theater leaders come together to celebrate Shakespeare and S.F.'s Fillmore district

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.

Daring, not 'dark,' director Daniel Fish talks about 'Oklahoma!' revival and what makes an outsider - Vimarsana News

Daring, not 'dark,' director Daniel Fish talks about 'Oklahoma!' revival and what makes an outsider

'We don't nor should we have the power to determine someone else's interpretation of the show,' Fish says of his Tony Award winner, making a stop at BroadwaySF.

Review: Cal Shakes' bilingual 'Romeo y Juliet' reveals new discoveries in Shakespeare - Vimarsana News

Review: Cal Shakes' bilingual 'Romeo y Juliet' reveals new discoveries in Shakespeare

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

Cal Shakes presents bilingual adaptation of Shakespeare's most iconic tale of young love - Vimarsana News

Cal Shakes presents bilingual adaptation of Shakespeare's most iconic tale of young love

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San Francisco International Arts Festival to Premiere Kiandanda Dance Theater's RELIGION KITENDI: DRESS CODE - Vimarsana News

San Francisco International Arts Festival to Premiere Kiandanda Dance Theater's RELIGION KITENDI: DRESS CODE

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.