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The host, New York Times veteran writer, Michael Barbaro, visited UC Berkeley on Friday to talk about transforming journalism into the audio format, the impact that has had and how podcasts differ from written news.
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“Acid Test: The Many Incarnations of Ram Dass,” written by award-winning playwright Lynne Kaufman, centers on Richard Alpert, who eventually took on the name Ram Dass as part of a spiritual journey.
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Playing at The Marsh in San Francisco starting Sept. 20, “Bravo 25” explores themes of human interaction and the relationship between people and technology. Written by Gibson herself, the show draws upon her real-life experiences as a therapist and humanitarian worker.
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While the studio versions of the songs embody a laid-back indie rock vibe, the live versions sound like different songs entirely.
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The sidewalks of Shattuck Avenue in the Gourmet Ghetto come alive for one day each year — they transform into the canvases of many artists.
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“To All The Boys I’ve Loved Before” uses tradition to its advantage and adds new layers of complexity that make those old tropes all the more interesting.
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Dating, politics, yoga pants, dieting, Alicia Dattner’s stand-up show covered all of these topics and more. Her captivating confidence drove the whole show.
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“#GetGandhi: A Seriously Radical Feminist Comedy” written by Anne Galjour and directed by Nancy Carlin is playing at Z Below in San Francisco through Aug. 26.
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From the connection between politics and spirituality to dating in the #MeToo age, Alicia Dattner doesn’t hold back in her comedy writing.
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The color referenced in the title of “Seeing Red” subverts expectations and refers not only to the Republican party but also to the Socialist party.
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