KPFA theater critic Richard Wolinsky reviews the musical play “Finding Neverland” at SHN Orpheum through February 12, 2017.
Ashley Judd, interviewed by Richard Wolinsky on April 25,2011 On Saturday, January 21, 2017, Ashley Judd captivated the crowd at the Women’s March in Washington with her presentation as a “Nasty Woman”. While most people simply know her as an actor in films and television, her real center lies as an activist for health and social justice. Richard Wolinsky had a chance to interview Ashley Judd when she was on tour in 2011 for her memoir, “All That Is Bitter and Sweet,”
Gregory Dawson is the founder and artistic director of dawsondancesf, which presents the world premiere of Dawson’s work “les vérités” at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco on January 27th and 28th. He is interviewed by C.S. Soong.
With #DisruptJ20 actions taking place in only a few days, many are wondering both what far-Right forces will do in response to massive protests that are planned in Washington DC and across the country, and how will the insurgent far-Right continue to maneuver now that Trump is in office. Wanting to think critically about these … Continued
Everyday seems to bring a new sign of the coming apocalypse, as even mainstream and government institutions proclaim that human caused climate change now seems inevitable and we must prepare to suffer the consequences. Some even widely proclaim that there is in fact nothing we can do to stop the climate catastrophe, and even if … Continued
KPFA theater critic Richard Wolinsky reviews Belleville by Amy Herzog, at Custom Made Theatre in San Francisco through January 28, 2017.
Results of the AD17 Democratic Process. Airbnb Regulations in San Francisco. Appointed Replacements on the SF Board of Supervisors.
Margot Livesey discusses her latest novel, “Mercury,” with host Richard Wolinsky. Margot Livesey is known for writing literary psychological thrillers. Born and raised in Britain, she’s lived in the United States for several years, and “Mercury,” a tale of obsession and misunderstanding, is her first set in America.
Review by KPFA Theatre Critic Richard Wolinsky of “The Madwoman in the Volvo” by Sandra Tsing Loh at Berkeley Rep through January 15, 2017. Berkeley Rep
San Francisco’s Historic Stud Bar is Saved From Closure. Pasta Pomodoro Closes All 15 Bay Area Locations. Efforts to Criminalize Marijuana Smoking.