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August 12, 2014

Marissa Skudlarek’s Pleiades reimagines the mythological star-sisters as 1970s debutantes discovering feminism. My review is on KQED Arts.

Erika Bakse, Annabelle King, Miranda Hanrahan, Emily Ludlow, Kailah Cayou and Susannah Lee in Pleiades. — Erika Bakse, Annabelle King, Miranda Hanrahan, Emily Ludlow, Kailah Cayou and Susannah Lee in Pleiades. Photo by Serena Morelli.

Performance: Review: Seven Sisters Discover Sister Solidarity

Pleiades
Through August 30
No Nude Men Productions
Phoenix Theatre
414 Mason Street #601
San Francisco, CA
pleiadessf.wordpress.com

Show #71 of 2014, attended August 8.

Tags: amy nowak annabelle king emily ludlow erika bakse kailah cayou katja rivera kqed marissa skudlarek miranda hanrahan monica ammerman no nude men paul rodrigues review susannah lee Theater

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Sam Hurwitt

Man About Town

I’m a former freelance arts journalist and theater critic who also writes about books, comics, film, and other media. My work has been featured in American Theatre, San Francisco Chronicle, Theatre Bay Area, Marin Independent Journal, Variety, and more.

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