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As her final performance following a 20-year tenure at the San Francisco Ballet, the production was a celebration of Van Patten’s venerable career, encompassing a medley of her most exemplary roles.
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Here are five nontraditional places I’ve had sex, the ratings based on how much I enjoyed it and whether I recommend you give it a try too!
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Dean Chemerinsky and professor Meyler will decide whether the Romeo and Juliet friar is guilty of criminal charges at the Freight and Salvage in Berkeley.
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Brimming with talent, “The Tragedy of Macbeth” is a film of quiet intoxication.
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Romeo and Juliet couldn’t hold a candle to sports and me. We simply weren’t meant to be — the long-limbed, well-muscled Capulets to my short-legged, soft-bodied Montagues.
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I knew my lines perfectly, so much that almost two years after I took my last curtain call in patchily applied stage makeup, I’m still struggling not to act them out in college.
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Any terror that may have been felt by Berkeley Playhouse regarding its production of “West Side Story” would be needless. Its take on this Broadway mainstay is faithful to the vision of the original, boasting a capable cast, an excellent set and sharp choreography.
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Yet the more time I spent with the melodramatic heartbreak melodies, I realized there were more than two genres of breakup music.
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Language acquisition happens as life happens — whether it’s your first, second or seventh language, everyone knows that the only way to truly learn it is to be immersed.
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Clark added that this movie was also meant to serve as a tool for reflection. It’s meant to remind the youth to speak up so that everybody could evaluate their role in the system.
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