I tell this story all the time, so forgive me if you’ve already heard it. But when I moved from Chicago in late 1993 to San Francisco (where I spent the next seven years), the first thing I did was pick up the alt-weeklies there: the SF Weekly and the San Francisco Bay Guardian, both […]
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A retrospective of Hubbard Street Dance choreographer Alejandro Cerrudo
The company’s choreographer talks about how he builds a dance.
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Reader’s Agenda Sun 1/20: Vintage Garage, screamo band Underoath, and a new dance revue
What’s on the Reader‘s Agenda for Sunday, January 20, 2013
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Reader’s Agenda, Wed 12/19: An “oddball holiday classic,” Kent McDill’s latest book, and The Nativity
What’s on the Agenda for Wednesday, December 19, 2012
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Fresh Reader performing arts reviews: “adolescent raunch” and more
Reviews by performing arts critics for the week of March 29.
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The Seldoms
The original Seldoms were a 19th-century music hall troupe specializing in living tableaux: re-creations of grand historical and mythological scenes. The current Seldoms—Carrie Hanson, Susan Hoffman, and Doug Stapleton—took the name because, well, they liked it. But now they’ve come up with a piece honoring their predecessors, standing on pedestals to impersonate statuary in Ode. […]