Shakespearean fun in Marin

Never too much ado ... Summer’s here, hurrah! And with it the delightful Marin Shakespeare Company’s annual festival under the skies. Kicking off the season is Much Ado About Nothing, which opened this past weekend. Other plays in the season...

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SFDanceworks’ lovely second season

The dancer leans back, one leg extended, arms held close to the body, creating a long diagonal line from toe to head. He steps forward, leaning in the opposite direction, creating a second long diagonal. He then pulls both feet together, and stands upright, his arms...

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MTT and SF Symphony in “Music for a Modern Age.”

A spectacle! A spectacle! Michael Tilson Thomas and the SF Symphony put on a grand show last Friday, June 23, that went considerably beyond inventive and at times approached genius. Billed as “Music for a Modern Age,” the program opened with Charles Ives’ 1908 musings on tonality and life, and then ended with George Antheil’s 1925 in-your-face Jazz Symphony. In between were the West Coast Premiere of Michael Tilson Thomas’ own...

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