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April 2003
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April 7th and 8th PBS screens two strongly recommended documentaries that deal with race, history, and culture in powerful ways: Daughter from Danang and Strange Fruit. |
Catch Josh Kornbluth improvising his new collaboration with David Dower, Love and Taxes, Fridays and Saturdays April 18 - May 3 at the Magic Theater. |
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The San Francisco International Film Festival runs April 17 - May 1 and features many interesting domestic and international films. We wish we could see them all, but we have to choose just a few. We're leaning towards several documentaries, but still open to strong suggestions! |
If you have not yet seen Sarah Jones' Surface Transit, do not miss it at the Berkeley Repertory Theater April 18 - May 18. Also, check out her appropriately unbanned song/poem, Your Revolution. |
| Ira Glass, most well known for the often compelling radio program This American Life, will be speaking at the Osher Marin JCC in San Rafael Thursday, April 24 at 7:30 p.m. (and we'll be ushering). | On May 3-4 at the Osher Marin JCC, Spalding Gray is scheduled to performs his newest monologue, Black Spot (could be the intriguing Interviewing the Audience instead). |
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Alexa Weber-Morales sings originals, Brazilian music, and latin jazz with guitarist Vince Mansel in Morales y Mansel, Friday, April 11, 5:30-8:30 p.m. at Zebulon, 89 Natoma and will be performing with the VR Collective April 27 at the Canvas Gallery and Cafe. |
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