The American Dream is alive and well in McFarland, USA

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Jim White loses his job at an affluent high-school where he coached football, and relocates to a poor rural area, McFarland California, where his...
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My night with Stephen Colbert

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December 18, 2014 marked the end of an era in the edutainment community, as Stephen Colbert achieved immortality and set off to the moon...
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Twelve is a diverse showcase of SFU talent

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Twelve is an SFU dance production featuring 12 student-choreographed pieces from different styles of contemporary dance. It is a wonderful opportunity for students to...
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Post-civil war tensions run high in The Whipping Man

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This season, Pacific Theatre takes on The Whipping Man, a play about slavery and relationships set in post-civil war USA. Written by Matthew Lopez...
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Moss-Haired Girl is complex story of family lore

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R.H. Slansky’s 2014 novella Moss-Haired Girl is a fictional autobiography of former circus performer, Zara Zalinzi annotated by the fictional author Joshua Chapman Green....
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You’re doin’ fine, Oklahoma

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Speaking in drawls and singing their hearts out, the cast of Studio 58’s Oklahoma did this Rodgers and Hammerstein classic justice. In Oklahoma Territory...
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Love and morbidity feature in The Addams Family musical

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The Addams Family musical offers a fun evening of singing, dancing, laughing, and live music. The titular family are known for their morbid tastes,...
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Andy Kim trades toothache for heartache on It’s Decided

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Looking like a cross between Bryan Ferry and Gene Simmons, and sounding like Bono without the uncomfortable preaching, Andy Kim’s latest, It’s Decided, rings...
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Archie Andrews walks with the zombies

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Afterlife with Archie is the most grounded storyline featuring America’s favorite redhead to be published in the past few decades. We have seen Archie...
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Omphile Molusi discusses his new political piece of theatre, Cadre

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Inspired by Omphile Molusi’s uncle, who spent time in jail, Cadre is loosely based around two events of his uncle’s life as a soldier....
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