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Curtain Calls: ‘The Fall Show’ a story of mature love in a swirl of music in Berkeley (opens the original)
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“I’ve been thinking about how the love stories of middle-aged and older adults – and I include myself in this category – are muted,” said Shuch. “Falling in love, being in love, maintaining love: it’s complicated, twisty, chaotic.” Shuch and dramaturg Sarah Rose Leonard searched through Charles Mee’s plays for a story that resonated resulting in “The Fall Play.” Mee, an American playwright, historian and author, encourages theater-makers to use his words freely in their material. He doesn’t hold
Curtain Calls: Talented cast portrays dysfunctional family in satire on Anton Chekov (opens the original)
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Director Shay Oglesby-Smith has brought together a wonderfully talented cast to portray this dysfunctional family named after characters in Chekov’s “The Cherry Orchard.” There’s Vanya and Sonia, played with beautifully timed deadpan humor by Damion Clark and Lisa Wang, along with the elegant movie star Masha, charmingly done by Cheryl Games. Finally, the ingenue Nina, an appealing Sophie Gabel-Scheinbaum, claims a Chekov moniker. The final two characters, Masha’s sexy boy-toy Spike, a captivati
Curtain Calls: ‘POTUS’ is a blistering feminist satire coming to Berkeley this month (opens the original)
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In her blistering feminist satire, Fillinger imagines a team of seven exhausted women managing the everyday political chaos and one catastrophe after another for America’s commander-in-chief. Inspired by the realities of today’s polarized government, “POTUS: Or, Behind Every Great Dumbass Are Seven Women Trying to Keep Him Alive” features quickfire intelligence and verbal precision in this wildly entertaining play about power. Produced by The Royal Underground Theatre Company, “POTUS” runs Sept.
Curtain Calls: Musical ‘Strange Ladies’ highlights suffrage movement during WWI (opens the original)
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Taking us back to the United States’ entry into World War I, Sobeloff creates a powerful story of the suffragist’s movement where a group of dedicated women fight for the right to vote. Sobeloff concentrates on a group of seven women to create a detailed, touching account of those involved with the movement and their relationships. Based on real events, Sobeloff follows the women through the verbal and physical abuse they endure while picketing the White House and their subsequent arrest. The at
Curtain Calls: Tennessee Williams’ ‘Orpheus Descending’ lands at Oakland Theater Project (opens the original)
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While “Orpheus Descending” includes the sensuality and violence associated with such Williams’ dramas as “A Streetcar Named Desire” and “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof,” this drama features elements not usually associated with the award-winning playwright including a narrator and other-worldly visions. Called a problematic play by Tallulah Bankhead when Williams offered her the lead in his 1940 version of the play, “Orpheus Descending” retells the ancient Greek myth as a modern Southern Gothic story expl
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