Recent A&E Features
Thursday, November 15, 2018
The chef's bucket list: 47 Peninsula dishes to eat before you die
We asked a wide range of local culinary insiders to tell us about the food that stood out most to them this year -- the dishes they haven't been able to stop thinking about.
Thursday, 5:12 PM | No comments yetClassical guitarist comes to CSMA
Classical guitarist Nathan Martinez will perform a free concert of 20th-century French music at the Community School of Music and Art on Saturday, Nov. 17.
Thursday, 10:58 AM | No comments yetWednesday, November 14, 2018
Rock like an Egyptian
"This is the story of a love that flourished in a time of hate," sings a character in the opening number of "Elton John and Tim Rice's Aida."
Wednesday, 5:15 PM | No comments yetA sharp comedy for dark times
Playwright James Kopp suggesting that Nazis might take control of the United States seems like an all-too-timely warning. Thankfully, the play is packed with laughs.
Wednesday, 5:14 PM | No comments yetFriday, November 9, 2018
'She Kills Monsters' at Foothill
Award-winning playwright Qui Nguyen's action-comedy "She Kills Monsters" follows Agnes, who finds herself in the "imaginary world of homicidal fairies, nasty ogres, evil cheerleaders, and warrior maidens that was her geeky sibling's role-playing refuge."
Friday, 11:53 AM | No comments yetLearn a new craft
We talked to three local bar and restaurant owners to get their take on the best fall-friendly drinks that novice mixologists can recreate at home.
Friday, 11:45 AM | No comments yetHey, hey, PA Play(ers)
"All the Way," staged by the Palo Alto Players, takes a close look at Lyndon Johnson's first year in office, starting with the assassination of JFK and the Civil Rights Act.
Friday, 11:40 AM | No comments yetFinding Juana
