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New film fest at Roxie Theater showcases restored cinema (opens the original)
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When the San Francisco Film Preserve opened two years ago and began its work to restore and preserve old movies, the organization started thinking of ways to spotlight its mission for the general public. The result is a new festival starting Thursday, one that celebrates the work of archives and archivists worldwide with 14 screenings of films that span decades, borders and film genres. âItâs all fine and dandy restoring a film, putting it in an archive, but if it doesnât get in front of e
SF Opera musicians strike (opens the original)
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The San Francisco Opera Orchestra went on strike on the opening night of Verdiâs âSimon Boccanegra,â canceling that performance as well as the free Opera in the Park scheduled for the following day. San Francisco Opera General Director Matthew Shilvock announced the news from the stage to patrons in attendance, shortly before the curtain was scheduled to go up on the season opener at the War Memorial Opera House on Saturday, Sept. 12. âI am very disappointed that the orchestra has chosen
In new-to-SF production of ‘Simon Boccanegra,’ the past is present (opens the original)
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âSimon Boccanegra,â which opens San Francisco Operaâs fall season on Saturday, features what American director Katherine M. Carter calls her favorite Verdi score. The performances mark the North American premiere of Claus Guthâs production of the tale of love, loss and reconciliation amid political intrigue and conflict in 14th-century Genoa. This version tells the story with flashbacks and split-stage perspectives, showing how memory and past events shape the present. âI find the musi
Bay Area Theatre Week is back to promote plays as a public good (opens the original)
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Theatre Bay Area, one of the nationâs largest and oldest theater service organizations, is making its annual signature event a celebration of the nonprofit's 50th anniversary. During Bay Area Theatre Week, which takes place Sept. 10-20, the roster of participants will offer affordable access to plays and musicals with free and discounted tickets, open rehearsals, discounted classes and special events. This year, the event features 28 participating regional theater companies, including American
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