Plethos Productions launches new adult theater camp
CASTRO VALLEY, Calif. — Plethos Productions is launching an inaugural theater retreat for adults over 21 this summer to support…
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East Bay Arts will remain co-located with San Lorenzo High School for the foreseeable future
SAN LORENZO, Calif. — The San Lorenzo Unified School District will not be relocating East Bay Arts High School for…
Artist Louis Chinn shares plans for ‘The Living Basket’ memorial commemorating Muwekma Ohlone Tribe’s past, present and future
HAYWARD, Calif. — The United States has a problematic history of memorializing people and events that glorify domination, colonialism and…
East Bay Arts High School searches for new campus amid co-location challenges
SAN LORENZO, Calif. — In an effort to address ongoing challenges arising from the co-location of East Bay Arts High…
Review | Austen with a side of laughs: Plethos Productions puts a comedic spin on ‘Pride and Prejudice’
CASTRO VALLEY, Calif. — In a refreshing departure from tradition, Plethos Productions has given a delightful twist to Jane Austen’s…
Shakespeare meets ‘Stranger Things’ in Chabot College’s rendition of ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’
HAYWARD, Calif. — At Chabot College, theater professor Dov Hassan has taken Shakespeare’s classic comedy, “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” and…
Join the experience: ‘Seder Apokalypsis’ invites audience into a collective journey of liberation
HAYWARD, Calif. — As the world navigates its way out of the pandemic, artists are grappling with the complexities of…
Artists explore climate change in Sun Gallery’s new exhibit
All of the works on display at the Sun Gallery for the next month and half feature themes related to the climate crisis and the environment more broadly, including ceramic gasoline canisters, paintings illustrating modernity encroaching on nature, found-object sculptures and more.
Made Up Theatre celebrates 12 years of improv in Fremont
On Saturday, Jan. 21, Made Up Theatre is celebrating 12 years of building an improv community out of nothing in the city of Fremont. Taylor says it’s a big milestone for the theater, not only because it will be the first in-person anniversary celebration in three years, but also considering how many venues were forced to close because of the COVID-19 pandemic.