Arts And Entertainment
Hungarian Actor Finds a Home in Berkeley
By Ken Bullock, Special to the Planet
Friday August 10, 2007
The interesting thing about me is that I’m not interesting at all,” smiled Krisztina Peremartoni as she handed out a card reading, “Hey Actor! Shouldn’t you be acting?” for her Open Acting classes, held in a studio in Oakland.
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Take a Walking Tour of Berkeley’s Best Art Deco
By Steven Finacom, Special to the Planet
Friday August 10, 2007
Three quarters of a century ago the Art Deco or Moderne era left a legacy of exuberant edifices in the Berkeley architectural landscape. Several of the best will be showcased on a downtown architectural tour this Saturday, Aug. 11.
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The Theater: ‘Three Musketeers’ in Full Swing at Hinkel Park
By Ken Bullock, Special to the Planet
Tuesday August 07, 2007
You have compromised the honor of a lady!” “And you’ve bastardized an English poet!” With repartee and ripostes, fast dialogue and swordplay, Shotgun Players’ The Three Musketeers, an adaptation by Joanie McBrien (who also directed) with Dave Garrett of the rich Alexandre Dumas epic of the wars of religion in 17th-century France under the sway of Cardinal Richelieu, is in full swing weekend afternoons in John Hinkel Park, for free—and it’s quite a crowd-pleaser.
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