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Peterloo

Seven-time Oscar nominee Mike Leigh ("Topsy-Turvy") makes no concession to the passive viewer with his new historical film "Peterloo." Instead, he bustles his audience into a time machine and transplants them to a time and place -- 1819 England -- fo...... Read the full review

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The work of Portola Valley photographer Alan McGee is on exhibit at Portola Art Gallery in Menlo Park through April 30. Wednesday, 12:08 PM

Note-able local musicians on NPR
Two young Palo Alto classical musicians will be featured on a national radio program. Thursday, 1:55 PM

A pianist in Paris: Hershey Felder's latest celebrates Debussy
In "A Paris Love Story," Hershey Felder switches between speaking as himself and as Debussy, who also posthumously watches over young Felder on his first trip to Paris as a 19-year-old. Thursday, 10:14 AM

Choreography meets climate change at Stanford
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