Arts & Entertainment

Keeping ‘Company’: Youth Performers Take On Sondheim

Most Marinites know 142 Throckmorton in Mill Valley, the pre-professional theater training program for youth. This month, the teen group is presenting the second of their Season of Stephen Sondheim shows: the multiple-Tony Award-winning Company. “Everyone who heard we were doing Company with teenagers thought we were nuts,” says co-director/choreographer...

Camp Marin: Our Guide to Fun, Learning and Adventure

Cue Alice Cooper’s “School’s Out”; summer vacay beckons. Locally, that means parents should begin shopping summer camps for their...
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Good Writing, Oscar Party and an Immigrant Legal Defense Fundraiser

San Francisco Good Writing Marin’s own Anne Lamott returns to the stage with a new book—and a co-author who happens to...

Emotional Oasis: Oliver Laxe’s ‘Sirat’ opens in Bay Area

There are films that entertain, films that distract and films that politely flatter one’s intelligence. And then there are...
The Marin Shakes ‘One for All’ solo festival runs March 6–22 at their Center for Performing Arts, Education, and Social Justice at 514 4th St., San Rafael.

‘One for All’ Fest: Solo Shows at Marin Shakespeare Company

In 1997, Josh Kornbluth made an incredible discovery: “When I shave, I look like Ben Franklin. That should be...
Science takes over the Sonoma County Fairgrounds when North Bay Science Discovery Day returns with more than 100 exhibitors and an expected crowd of 10,000-plus curious minds.

Science Festival, Art Collab 2026 and Dream Hou$e on Stage

Santa Rosa Local Lab Science takes over the Sonoma County Fairgrounds when North Bay Science Discovery Day returns with more than...
'How Shakespeare Saved My Life,' a 95-minute show, is a semi-autobiographical version of Ming-Trent’s lifelong devotion to Shakespeare.

Life Saver: Bard-Inspired Solo Show in Berkeley

So much is said by us theater artists about theater being our sanctuary, and how theater “saved us” by...
“We kind of only talk about homelessness as an individual experience,” says Tiburon author Brian Barth, who lives in Tiburon and has written for The New Yorker, Washington Post, The New Republic, National Geographic and Mother Jones

Tents in Tech Land, a Tiburon Author Examines Bay Area Housing Disparities

According to a recent study conducted by the UCSF Benioff Homelessness and Housing Initiative, California holds the distinction of...
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