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Tracking the human condition through a Nigerian family epic

Emily Wilson - March 15, 2019

ONSTAGE While writing the nine plays of the Ufot Family Cycle, which follows several generations of a family of Nigerians in America, Mfoniso Udofia...

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Playwright Lauren Yee’s tribute to China Town community comes home to SF

Emily Wilson - January 18, 2019

Lauren Yee’s play, King of the Yees, has been produced all over – Baltimore, Toronto, Seattle, and Chicago. But she’s particularly excited for it...

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Arts Forecast: Autumn Lights, Space Visitors, Clarion Alley Block Party …

Marke B. - October 16, 2017

ARTS FORECAST Next week we release the results of our 42nd Best of the Bay poll (sign up for our newsletter to hear about results...

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Posh and piffle

Marke B. - September 29, 2016

ONSTAGE The play that kicks off the American Conservatory Theater's new season, King Charles III (Geary Theater, runs through October 9), comes with a lot...

Arts + Culture

Digging deep, empowered by grief

Caitlin Donohue - April 13, 2016

Performer Mika Lemoine didn't fully grasp the power of Destiny Arts Center and Embodiment Project's documentary play Seed Language until its opening night. (The...

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The tragedy of InnerMission

Tim Redmond - March 10, 2015

How market-rate housing could wipe out a cultural landmark, destroy jobs, and undermine the history of the Mission District By Steven T. Jones MARCH 11, 2015...

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Communities of color cut out of SF’s arts spending

Tim Redmond - July 2, 2014

By Tim Redmond It’s not a secret, and hardly news, that straight White people are a minority in San Francisco. Although the African American population...

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Tracking the human condition through a Nigerian family epic

Playwright Lauren Yee’s tribute to China Town community comes home to SF

Arts Forecast: Autumn Lights, Space Visitors, Clarion Alley Block Party …

Posh and piffle

Digging deep, empowered by grief

The tragedy of InnerMission

Communities of color cut out of SF’s arts spending

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