Gillian Edevane
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A Tenant's Horror Story Fit for Halloween
Ragged Wing Ensemble's latest play, Through the Wall, is a haunted tale about ancestral burdens and evil landlords.
by Gillian Edevane | Oct 28, 2015
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Remembering Home by the Sea
Berkeley author Muon Van introduces the perspective of a Vietnamese immigrant into the genre of children's literature.
by Gillian Edevane | Jun 10, 2015
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The Shadows of Film Noir
Oakland residents Alisa Javitz and Adam Lipsky present The History of Waking Up through immersive shadow performance.
by Gillian Edevane | Aug 19, 2015
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Bringing Day of the Dead to Life
This will be the last year the Oakland Museum of California will host the annual art exhibit for Dia de los Muertos, and it's going out with a bang.
by Gillian Edevane | Oct 21, 2015
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A Toast for The Town 3
Famed purveyor of artisanal toast opens avant-garde branch of Trouble Coffee in West Oakland.
by Gillian Edevane | Aug 5, 2015
Recent Stories
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In 'Little Erik,' the Familial Connections Are Worse Than the Wifi.
Mark Jackson's latest play chronicles a troubled marriage — and a troubled society — on the verge of collapse.
by Gillian Edevane | Feb 10, 2016
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Cal Student Calls for More Black Voices in Film Studies 3
UC Berkeley senior Summer Mason challenges the film department to better represent minority perspectives.
by Gillian Edevane | Dec 9, 2015
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Lessons for the Aspiring Reader
The canon of popular children's literature is expanding to include multicultural and LGBT representations. Here are a few books that make great gifts and carry conscientious messages.
by Gillian Edevane | Nov 25, 2015
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Fur, Feathers, and Fins
Experts say if you want to adopt a pet as a gift for the holidays, just make sure you bring the recipient along in order to find the right match.
by Gillian Edevane | Nov 25, 2015
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Disgraced
Confronting Islamaphobia at Berkeley Rep.
by Gillian Edevane | Nov 24, 2015
