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Advocacy Update: Arts, Culture, & Creativity Month

It’s Arts, Culture, and Creativity Month in California!  If you’ve seen a spike in arts advocacy content on your social media in the past week, there’s a good reason for it. Last week kicked off Arts, Culture, and Creativity Month, an annual, month-long effort to highlight the work of artists in our state. Much of…

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Angel Adedokun Awarded the 2022 RHE Foundation Artistic Fellowship

Angel sits smiling on a grey staircase wearing a yellow shirt and black and white striped pants. She is a black woman with waist length dark hair styled in twists.

Theatre Bay Area and the RHE Charitable Foundation are thrilled to announce Angel Adedokun as the 2022 RHE Foundation Artistic Fellow. Angel is a bilingual vocalist, songwriter, and dancer who will be featured as Hélène in Shotgun Players’ upcoming production, Natasha, Pierre & the Great Comet of 1812. Her debut EP, Love Always, Angel, was released in…

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Announcing the 2022-23 Arts Leadership Residency Cohort

Headshot of Tanika Baptiste. She is a Black woman with shoulder length natural curly brown hair. She is staring directly at the camera and wearing purple lipstick.

Theatre Bay Area’s Arts Leadership Residency removes roadblocks to arts leadership for historically marginalized groups by funding theatremakers in residence at professional theatres where they will be mentored by the artistic director or managing director and direct or produce a significant project. Learn more here: Theatre Bay Area Arts Leadership Residency. Tanika Baptiste, in residence at…

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Glickman Award Winner Finds Humor and Depth in Discord

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by Edward Guthmann In his scathingly funny Eureka Day, Oakland playwright Jonathan Spector satirized the anti-vaxxing debate—and set his comedy in a fictitious Berkeley private school where the platitudes of political correctness frequently intercept any semblance of reasonable discourse. “Jonathan Spector’s play is so crisply defined that you might have to periodically remind yourself that you haven’t…

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