On Location: Teatro ZinZanni
Join Loni and Clint as they run down the streets of San Francisco, trying to make opening night in time. Will they make it?
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San Francisco arts, theater and entertainment news. Featuring plays, indie film, and events and city guides. Reviews by Clinton Stark.
Carmina Burana: Revisited
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Foresight wins, virtually and actually
The integration of video with live actors was seamless; as with other aspects of the show, so much could have gone wrong.
San Francisco theater tests social media with live Tweeting
"Theatre needs to start embracing social media (and media in general) and not look at them as the enemy."
Peeking under Madame ZinZanni’s dresses
Who is the woman behind the flamboyant costumes that adorn all the performers? What I enjoyed most was Beaver's down-to-earth and unedited demeanor.
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