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Standing in solidarity with Wikileaks By Will Shonbrun
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published it. The information itself has come from whistle-blowers. What has Wikileaks, its founders or operatives, done that is illegal? Reveal the truth about two wars and the lies of its government? Without whistle-blowers like Daniel Ellsberg, who revealed the Pentagon papers during the Vietnam years, and former health insurance executive Wendell Potter, who exposed the truth about how his and other insurance companies actually operate, the public’s interest, safety and well being is dismissed. In the case of Vietnam, it meant that tens of thousands of American lives were put in mortal jeopardy. In the case of health-insurance companies who refused coverage or refused claims, tens of millions of people were also put in mortal jeopardy. These are brutal facts and consequences of the deadly secrets and outright lies perpetrated by our government and our corporate health insurance industry. Is this democracy in action? Some in government— Sens. Joe Lieberman and Diane Feinstein, to name but two—are calling for Julian Assange’s head. Some media mouthpieces are screaming from the bleachers to destroy him. Once again hysteria and mob rule raises its ugly head in America as we’ve seen so many times before. Kill the messenger! Destroy the traitor and any who support his actions! Off with their heads! Well, I support and admire what Assange and the others at Wikileaks have done. I want the truth about what my government is doing. I want to know what is going on in secret behind my back and in my name. My government is killing people in (at least) two wars and some of our corporations are killing people at home by condemning them to death from disease and medical neglect. I applaud anyone who will pull back the curtain and show us the truth in this so-called democracy. We have been kept in the dark for far too long, and it’s time to let in the light. When they come to crucify him for unveiling the truth, I hope I will have the courage to stand and say, “I am Assange!�
Is this how a democracy is supposed to work?
Will Shonbrun is a writer who lives in Sonoma. Open Mic is a weekly feature in the Bohemian. We welcome your contribution. To have your topical essay of 700 words considered for publication, write openmic@bohemian.com.
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434 districts? Unnecessary and unjustifiable. Criminal, in fact. Always has been; the term “eare-marke� (circa 1590) originally meant “a cut or mark in the ear of sheep and cattle, serving as a sign of ownership (also a punishment of certain criminals).� Apparently, earmarks have always, among decent people, been associated with criminality. Especially within the brandspanking-new congressional Tea Party Caucus, which has condemned them as brazenly unconstitutional and whose members then promptly requested $1 billion worth of them. But since this may be the last chance the honorable Ms. Woolsey ever gets to marke any eares, let’s take a look at what may be her last-ever special funding requests. Namely, the earmarks she’s attached to the proposed 2011 federal budget. Of which there are 84. Immediately remarkable about Woolsey’s list is how many medical and
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eal-of-the-day website Groupon might have passed on Google’s multibillion dollar acquisition offer, but it hasn’t forgone using the online search engine and advertising empire’s documenthosting services. In particular, Google Docs hosts a memorandum entitled the “Public Groupon Voice Guide,� which details, with embarrassing clarity, “principles� apparently “intended to help new and applying writers learn Groupon’s signature writing style.� No doubt all commerce sites need web copy, but Groupon evidently needs its copy to adhere to a house style so purple it suggests a necrotizing soft-tissue infection. Consider this recent Groupon write-up for a discounted stay at Sonoma bed and breakfast MacArthur Place: “Statistically, the home is the place you’re most likely to fall asleep under a running lawn mower, get sexually harassed by a pet or suffer a heart attack while trying to fit into a heated oven. Escape that horrible deathtrap with today’s Groupon for a stay for two at MacArthur Place in Sonoma.� Yes, this was Groupon’s actual verbatim description (it’s since been changed). Groupon, a portmanteau that grafts “group� and “coupon,� operates as its name suggests—by partnering with local retailers to offer its subscribers discounted fees when a predetermined number of people sign up for the deal. It’s a form of assurance contract whereby all participants benefit, which, theoretically, mitigates the risk for the retailer who can leverage the coupon as a quantity discount. Of course, Groupon takes a cut of resulting sales. What differentiates Groupon from the horde of copycats in this sector is its deft branding and user-friendly interface, which since 2008 has attracted over 40 million users as well as a salivating Google that 30-year-old Groupon CEO Andrew Mason (a recent Forbes poster child) famously rebuffed this month. So how is it that Mason feels confident turning down $6 billion after a mere two years in business? Perhaps the answer lies in the glib lingo his company prefers over the more sober corporate-speak that defines the parlance of Silicon Valley. According to the document, Groupon has a sense of humor—or at least something it believes is humor. Under the title “Humor Devices that work well in Groupon Voice� are such axioms as “absurd images,� “sweeping, dramatic nonsense� and “the absurd narrator.� These are buttressed by examples like
“Humankind has been playing with fire for years; now we can harness the bronzing essence of the fiery sun in a gentle mist, proving once and for all our dominance over the weak, inanimate solar system.� Why? Because one person’s absurdity is another’s marketing copy, and Groupon has diligently codified its secret sauce, lest applying writers misinterpret the meaning of “absurd.� Others include “hypothetical worlds/outcomes� such as this chestnut: “Without goals, no one would unicycle the Appalachian Trail or train a flock of carrier pigeons to deliver meat pies to unsuspecting haberdashers.� Though Groupon’s “signature writing style� might challenge one’s definition of both “writing� and “style,� its fake proverbs, mixed metaphors and intentionally errant take on history (“When strongmen of the past wanted to show their superhuman brawn, they coddled kettlebells or other potentially stronger strongmen�) are arguably “signature,� if not downright annoying to other online scribes. On her blog The Conical Glass, Bay Area indie record label owner Sue Trowbridge has rued the “Grouponese� as nausea-inducing and “yucky.� In a post entitled “The Worst Writing Job in the World,� Trowbridge recounts researching the genesis of Groupon’s tortured prose only to discover a helpwanted ad on its site that invites applicants to submit a sample write-up for a shot at a $40,000 salary and possible relocation to its Chicago headquarters. Ever game, Trowbridge attempted her own Groupon-styled translation of a favorite restaurant newsletter but gave up after some twisted verbiage. “Ugh, I feel dirty now,� she signed off. “I think I’d rather make my living writing those fake letters to Penthouse.� For some, including Trowbridge, penning garrulous crap for a web discounter might epitomize the death of modern prose. For others, it might be a dream job with full benefits. Though Andrew Mason’s business might be changing the face of local commerce, its colorful product plugs likely won’t affect the world of letters anymore than jingles have affected music. That said, if Mason added stock options to his benefit package and courted another multibillion dollar acquisition deal, be assured more than a few professional writers might consider tossing his salad with the croutons of capital whilst forging phonemes on the velveteen anvil of loathsome lingo.
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remember those water fountains from childhood. At the park, the water tasted funny and was always warm. And at school, if the boys spit in the trough portion of the fountain, I could always run the water long enough to imagine that I was getting a clean drink. At one school in Los Angeles, there was a gang that “owned� the area around one water fountain, so I had to walk out of my way to sip on a hot day. But at least we had water. My high school in Sonoma County had great drinking fountains because it was newly constructed and adequately funded. Some kids aren’t so lucky. Jackson Browne wouldn’t mind my borrowing the name of his song above for the cause today, nor the lyrics from another of his songs: “California’s shaking like an angry child will / Who has asked for love and is unanswered still.� If California’s children are asking for water too, the impoverished ones have a right to be even angrier. Every child deserves love and fresh, clean water to drink. While the love ingredient can’t be legislated, accessibility to clean water can. So the good news for these kids—especially those attending the poorest of California’s underfunded public schools—is that the diabetes-promoting, corn-syrup-beverage vending machines are on the way out. The bad news is that there isn’t always water around to take the place of the junk beverages. In a recent survey of those who run school lunch programs, 40 percent of responses reported that there was no water available for students. No teaching freedom, no music and no art programs is one thing—but no water? “There’s been a movement to get sugary drinks out of the school cafeterias, but no effort toward a replacement,� Kumar Chandran, who works at the California Food Policy Advocates in Oakland, tells me, “so we’re working on making more water available.� According to Chandran, things are looking up. Gov. Schwarzenegger sponsored a bill that would require school districts to provide fresh water to students beginning in 2011; however,
the law includes an opt-out for schools without the funds to provide the water. Of course, those schools are the ones that need the water the most, so it was fortunate that this month President Obama signed a national law that will achieve the same goal, only without an opt-out clause. This is good news for the poorer schools, where the need is greatest. Some school districts have responded by handing out bottled water with every school lunch, although critics of bottled water, including myself, see this as only a stop-gap solution. “We’re not pushing bottled water,� said Chandran, “mostly because of environmental concerns and the fact that it’s more expensive. Distributing bottled water is not sustainable; it’s an interim solution. Tap water is clean, healthy and free, so there is no reason to be buying bottled water.� Groups that welcome this federal legislation include the Northcoast Nutrition and Fitness Collaborative (NNFC), whose members teach “Rethink Your Drink� lessons in Northern California schools. Research conducted by the NNFC revealed that “one-third of the 131 drinking fountains randomly assessed . . . were dirty or otherwise uninviting.� Problems with these water fountains included clogging from chewing tobacco, general litter and the growth of mold. More benign yet still unappealing was the presence of peeled enamel and water pressure so low you can’t get a sip. Almost half the students surveyed by NNFC expressed a preference for a sugarsweetened drink brought from home over a drink from a dirty water fountain. Of course, sweetened drinks contribute to obesity. Jennifer McClendon of the Network for a Healthy California—Northcoast Region points out that the North Coast faces an obesity epidemic. “An average of 25 percent of fifth-, seventh- and ninth-graders in the region are overweight,� she says, adding that water more than anything is the perfect drink. Sure, and love is the perfect gift, if you can get it. I think clean water is an expression of love when given to those who need it: children most at risk for life-shortening diseases from sugary beverages.
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delayed the legislation into 2011, but last week, it passed through Congress with 10 Republicans in favor. Closely preceding the food safety bill, the landmark Child Nutrition Act was signed by Obama earlier this month. Another important policy move went down in February, when the USDA modified its organic standards for beef and dairy. The new “Access to Pasture� rule, named after a longstanding loophole in organic standards, finally specified a minimum number of days per year that organic cattle must spend on pasture to qualify as organic. The requirement raises the bar especially for large producers trying to qualify as organic, forcing them to more truly live up to organic principles. For small milk and meat producers, and the consumers who are willing to pay a little extra for their product, this clarity in the law is welcome. In other bovine-related developments, the USDA has apparently gotten serious about investigating the many ways that unregulated pharmaceuticals are getting into our meat and dairy. An April report by the USDA’s Office of the Inspector General called out its own agency for
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We thought our long journey in James Cameron’s Avatar was at an end. But no—movie studios bent on capitalizing on the new hip thing followed Cameron’s cash-printing film with a steady stream of 3D film releases right into our collective groans. In 2010, over 24 films were released in 3D, including Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland, the remake of Clash of the Titans, the return of Buzz Lightyear in Toy Story 3 and M. Night Shyamalan’s critically panned but financially successful Last Airbender. The year’s end sent us Step Up 3D, Jackass 3D, Saw 3D, Megamind 3D, Tangled 3D and Tron: Legacy 3D. Off the silver screen, 3D TV sets began popping up in big-box electronic stores. Of course, you’ll need to fetch a special 3D Blu-Ray player paired with glasses—regular Blu-Ray players won’t cut it. After the upgrade, you can try to find a copy of Avatar 3D on Blu-Ray, but good luck (copies of it are going for $140 a pop on eBay). Then there’s games: when paired with a 3D TV set, Sony’s PS3 delivers a full 3D experience. Games might just be the best place for 3D to off itself, actually. In 2011, Nintendo hopes to
make 3D pocketable with the Nintendo 3DS. The technology in the 3DS won’t require the use of glasses, and it’s rumored to be much more powerful than the Wii, where a slew of familiar titles are being redeveloped. Also planned are 3D films slated to be released on the handheld 3DS. That is, if you still care by then. One thing is clear about the rise of 3D technology: everyone is waiting for that inevitable fall. —Rothtana Ouch
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Xxmileycyrus! Drugz r not cool, and U should NOT do them until U R at least 18 like me. 2:24 a.m. December 15, 2010 via mobile web Xxmileycyrus! But if you want to do salvia you should do it soon, because all of your moms want to make it illegal now! Total bummer. 2:27 a.m. December 15, 2010 via mobile web Xxmileycyrus! Anyway, it broke my dads <3 2 C me taking bong hits, but I was just like: Dad, I cant be tamed. Peace, luv (sic) Miley 2:29 a.m. December 15, 2010 via mobile web —Kylie Mendonca
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by just 3.6 percent statewide—and it’s the potheads’ fault. Younger voters, historically fickle at the polls but overwhelmingly liberal, were predictably absent at this midterm election. Perhaps they were under the mistaken impression that pot is already legal in California, or perhaps they just stayed home to watch Aqua Teen Hunger Force and eat peanut butter and mayonnaise sandwiches. Most likely the latter. And what about the green pastures of Humboldt, Trinity and Mendocino counties, the so-called Emerald Triangle of marijuana cultivation? Only about 50 percent of eligible voters in those counties could even find their way to the polls, and the ones who did show up were either confused or didn’t want Big Brother pinching out of their stash. All three counties rejected Prop. 19 like it was some brown swag from Mexico full of seeds and stems. In their defense, fall is a busy season for folks in Northern California. —Kylie Mendonca
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I]Z NZVg LZ =VY Idd BVcn ;^ab ;Zhi^kVah Pick a film festival, any film festival. Lord knows there are more choices than Hollywood divorces. In fact, locals could attend a film festival every three weeks or so and still not get to all of them. At a time when independent theaters are struggling to stay afloat and even mainstream theaters depend on major blockbusters and high priced tickets for solvency, the sheer number and variety of film festivals is staggering. There’s a little something for everyone film-wise in every part of the North Bay community and beyond. In no particular order, viewers can attend the Italian Film Festival, the Jewish Film Festival, the International Buddhist Film Festival, the International Latino Film Festival, the Sebastopol Documentary Film Festival, the Sonoma International Film Festival, the Sonoma Valley Film Festival, the Sonoma Environmental Film Festival, the Wine Country Film Festival, the West County Film Festival, the Marin Film Festival, the Fairfax Film Festival, the Mill Valley Film Festival, the Tiburon Film Festival, the Sausalito Film Festival, the Banff Mountain Film Festival and the Lunafest film festival.
The opportunities go on and on, increasing in 2011 with the addition of the Napa Valley Film Festival. At press time, we even just got a press release for another new film festival in Point Reyes! Just think! If economics still prevent attendance, think about creating a film festival of your own. Or there’s always Netflix. —Suzanne Daly
I]Z NZVg LZ LViX]ZY i]Z <Vnh EVX` I]Z^g 7V\h We can’t exactly call it a conspiracy, but it’s eerie nonetheless that 2010 saw the closure of a disproportionate number of local gay-owned businesses. In Guerneville, the Russian River Resort, long a bastion of bear-weekend activity, disco queens, drag shows (the Golden Girls in drag!), pop stars from the 1980s (Tiffany!) and bare-chested pool parties, closed its fabulous doors, leaving the gay-resort scene without an anchor. In Penngrove, the queer-friendly Black Cat Bar served its last Slippery Nipple when owner Robin Pfefer opted to close, leaving the hundreds of bras stapled to the ceiling without a home and the gay-bar scene bereft. In Santa Rosa, partners John Sawyer and Dan Potts locked the doors for good on Sawyer’s News, which has left a gigantic hole in downtown Santa Rosa and marks the loss of one more community hub. Industryrespected talent buyer Rick Bartalini, whose keen gaydar booked sold-out shows by everyone from Lisa Lampanelli and Dolly Parton to Joel McHale and Ellen DeGeneres, was shockingly let go from the Wells Fargo Center even after a string of successes for the venue (he’s now on his own with two sold-out Bill Maher shows in the area this weekend). But no sting was quite as sharp as the takeover of Ky Boyd’s Rialto Cinemas Lakeside theater by Dan Tocchini’s SR Entertainment Group, which owns the Roxy Stadium 14 and a dozen other movie theaters in California. Between the strange backroom dealings involving ex–Secret Service agents and longtime family grudges, there emerged the sad fact that while Boyd ran an ongoing gay film series to benefit Face to FaceSonoma County AIDS Network, the Bohemian discovered that one of Tocchini’s business partners, Larry Wasem, recently donated $1,000 to the campaign of notorious homophobe James Inhofe, the Republican senator from Oklahoma who has outwardly refused to hire gay staff, is in favor of a constitutional ban on gay marriage and is against prohibiting discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation. Some call it insult to injury; all we can say is “ugh.� —Gabe Meline
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d) Urinating on his food and then sending it back 4. At the MTV Video Music Awards in September, Lady Gaga gave an acceptance speech while wearing a dress made entirely of what? a) dog food b) meat c) live snakes d) tortillas 5. In November, the website Pitchfork awarded Kanye West’s album My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy a perfect rating of 10.0. The last time the site gave a 10.0 rating to a new album was in 2002. Which album was it? a) You Forgot It in People by Broken Social Scene b) Sea Change by Beck c) Yankee Hotel Foxtrot by Wilco d) Lifted by Bright Eyes 6. In August, Erykah Badu was sentenced to six months’ probation for disrobing in public as part of a video shoot. Where was the video filmed? a) Independence Hall b) the Grand Canyon c) Dealy Plaza d) the Washington Monument 7. In September, producers for Sesame Street
pulled a music segment featuring Katy Perry, explaining that: a) She is a talentless hack b) Her breasts were too exposed c) The song was discovered to be satanic d) The segment’s editing caused seizures 8. In February, the Arcade Fire agreed to license their song “Wake Up� to the NFL for use at the Superbowl in order to donate the money to: a) Lindsay Lohan’s rehab bill b) wildlife rescue c) Canadian healthcare d) Haiti earthquake relief 9. In an interview, the singer of an acclaimed Brooklyn band confessed he’d “literally never heard of � the band Train, who had the number-one selling single of 2010. Who was it? a) Avey Tare of Animal Collective b) James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem c) David Longstreth of Dirty Projectors d) Ezra Koenig of Vampire Weekend 10. Which seminal indie-rock band did not reunite in 2010? a) Pavement b) Guided by Voices c) Cap’n Jazz d) Fugazi '' THE BOHEMIAN
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17. In August, Cee-Lo’s hit single was censored, for television and radio, under what title? a) “Screw You� b) “Hump You� c) “Forget You� d) “Intercourse You� 18. In October, a federal court shut down music file-sharing site LimeWire, also ordering the company to “use all reasonable technological means� to do what? a) Transfer money from its users’ Paypal accounts to the record companies b) Stop its users from illegally downloading music even after LimeWire is shut down c) Delete mp3s downloaded via LimeWire from its users’ computers d) Report its users’ IP addresses to the FBI 19. Which R&B singer did not die in 2010? a) Bill Withers b) Teena Marie c) Solomon Burke d) Teddy Pendergrass 20. In a guest verse on Trey Songz’ “Bottoms Up,� which deceased celebrity does Nicki Minaj rap a “rest in peace� to? a) Martin Luther King, Jr. b) Thomas Edison c) Anna Nicole Smith d) Tupac Shakur 21. Who is Kirsten Kennis? a) The New York Times reporter who wrote about M.I.A. eating a truff le fry b) The Contra cover model who sued Vampire Weekend for $2 million c) The ghostwriter for Taylor Swift’s Twitter account d) The newscaster who found and interviewed the Velvet Underground’s Mo Tucker at a Tea Party rally 22. At the end of Conan O’Brien’s last show on NBC, the guitar-playing host was joined by Will Ferrell, Beck and Ben Harper for a live performance of what song? a) “The Long and Winding Road� b) “Stairway to Heaven� c) “Freebird� d) “Bad Romance� 23. In July, Kings of Leon stopped a show at the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater in St. Louis after just three songs because: a) Pigeons were defecating on the band b) A cord electrocuted the lead singer c) The venue caught on fire d) Their drummer needed to watch Glee
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eventy-seven. That’s the number of torn tickets now fluttering to my carpet as I upturn my ancient cigar box and spill an entire year’s worth of theatergoing out before me. Seventy-seven ticket stubs, representing 77 shows, an average of 1.4 per week. A new personal record. It will take me more than an hour to arrange the stubs, and it will then take me days to choose my 10 favorite shows of the year. As usual, I allow myself a moment to mourn those stubs not present, tickets from shows I heard great things about but never found the opportunity to see, like the Imaginists’ Facebook Nation and Sixth Street’s Dirty Blonde. As is my tradition, I focus only on those shows produced in Marin, Sonoma and Napa counties. The list I’ve ended up with marks the shows that, while not necessarily the best of the year, do count as my personal favorites. Here they are—my Top 10 Torn Tickets of 2010. 1. ‘Equivocation’ (Marin Theater Company) Bill Cain’s brilliant slice of historical fiction was already one of my favorite shows after its premiere in the 2009 season of Ashland’s Oregon Shakespeare Festival. That spare, elegant production, I believed, could never be topped—and I was wrong. Director Jasson Minadakis of the Marin Theatre Company ramped up the intensity and emotionality in his own restaging of Cain’s intelligent play, which imagines the political and personal forces that led William Shakespeare to write Macbeth. Though set in Jamesian England, the production’s exceptional cast performed in modern dress, emphasizing contemporary parallels as Shakespeare strives to write a play to save the soul of his country. It remains my favorite show of 2010. 2. ‘The Seafarer’ (Narrow Way Stage
Company) In Conor McPherson’s Seafarer, a group of Irish drinking buddies find themselves battling for their souls on Christmas Eve when the Devil stops by for a friendly game of cards. Under first-time director Tim Kniffin, Narrow Way Stage Company tackled the text-heavy, highly symbolic show with a laid-back energy underscoring the affable nature of the characters, and allowed for a gradually growing build-up of tension as, by the gorgeous and surprising resolution, the Devil gets his due. The result was a supremely satisfying ensemble drama so enjoyable and well-performed that I actually ended up seeing it three times. 3. ‘Intimate Apparel’ (Alternative Theater Ensemble) Marin’s AlterTheater is known for producing spare plays in nontheatrical spaces, and in the case of Lynn Notage’s Intimate Apparel, about a turn-ofthe-century seamstress, the intimacy of the small art gallery used for the show lent plenty of additional power to the play. Directed by Ann Brebner, the story of Esther’s search for love and personal power was moving partly for the beauty of the cast’s raw performances, but also because Esther’s struggles were staged, literally, right in our faces. 4. ‘In the Red and Brown Water’ (Marin Theater Company) The first of three plays in Tarell Alvin McCraney’s celebrated trilogy, The Brother/Sister Plays, In the Red and Brown Water was staged by MTC’s Ryan Rilette with a powerful understanding of the story’s underlying connection to African myth and the world of dreams. In Rilette’s hands, the poetry of the script— about a poor young woman whose obsession with having a child drives her to destruction—found its equal in the visual beauty of this unforgettable production. 5. ‘Emmeline’ (Cinnabar Theater) Tobias Picker’s 1996 opera Emmeline—for years a passion project of Cinnabar’s brilliant and
beloved musical director Nina Shuman (who passed away in early December after a long battle with cancer)—was gorgeously realized in a lovely and compelling production, staged by Elly Lichenstein with musical direction by Shuman. Staged last May, it effectively became Shuman’s farewell. The story of a lonely woman haunted by the loss of her illegitimate child had elements of Greek tragedy yet was always grounded in the tenderly believable humanity of the characters. Easily one of the most moving productions of the year. 6. ‘The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee’ (SRT) Six troubled preteens compete against each other in a small-time spelling bee, singing as they go about their competitive impulses and deep insecurities. Though far less polished than the professional version that toured San Francisco in 2008, Summer Repertory Theater’s student production was pleasantly energetic, giving its actors lots of opportunity to be weird, wacky and, in the end, wonderfully sweet. 7. ‘The Comedy of Errors’ (Sonoma County Repertory Theater) Director David Lear’s commanding production took the limitations and challenges of Shakespeare’s hard-to-do Comedy of Errors and turned them into assets. An agile and fearless cast grabbed this supremely silly material and rode it for all it was worth. Ultimately, by teasing the many failures of the script (having, for example, the actors fall asleep one by one during long, boring speeches), Lear turned one of the Bard’s least funny comedies into one of the funniest shows of the season. 8. ‘9 Circles’ (Marin Theatre Company) The second Bill Cain play to appear on this list, and the third by the Marin Theatre Company, 9 Circles created a sense of intensity and rising danger that was at times nearly unbearable. In telling the story of a mentally unstable soldier accused of war crimes, Cain (a practicing Jesuit priest as well as a playwright) took audiences through a stylized version of Dante’s nine circles of Hell. Directed with taught focus of purpose by Kent Nicholson, the remarkable one-act was a brilliantly executed, aggressively acted immersion into the confusion of war. 9. ‘We x You, Nosferatu’ (Cinnabar Theater) A last-minute replacement for a different play about vampires, Jack Paglen’s We x You, Nosferatu was perhaps the biggest pleasant surprise of 2010. A bracingly clever satire of the current Twilight-fueled cultural obsession with vampires, this multimedia comedy directed by Beth Craven also stood as a potent examination of our culture’s tendency to make evil sexy, involving Skype conversations that grow both darker and funnier until the cleverly vicious punch line. 10. ‘A Christmas Carol’ (Sixth Street Playhouse) This inventive update of Charles Dickens’ overdone Christmas Carol went right to the sympathetic heart of the story, adding frightening ghost-story flourishes but always grounded in humanity. The emotional power of Dickens’ story, dulled by so many uninspired retellings, was enhanced in this production by directors Amy Pinto and Brent Lindsay, turning Bob Cratchit into a bilingual Mexican immigrant and Scrooge’s nephew Fred into a persistently patient lesbian with a brand-new wife. The modern touches added extra oomph to Scrooge’s gradual emergence from a life of fear and prejudice, and the ending, in which Scrooge embraces all those he’s held at arms length, was one of the loveliest moments I’ve seen onstage all year.
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Jake & Elwood Few movies about music have had such a drop-weighted cultural impact (exceptions made for Spinal Tap and The Commitments), and certainly few movies spun off from a Saturday Night Live sketch have been as successful as The Blues Brothers. Live it again, folks: the blazing Aretha scene, the good-time Cab Calloway scene, James Brown as the reverend and more when Amato and Vinson, billed as the “best Blues Brothers tribute today,� ring out the old year. There’ll be appetizers, Champagne and a whole lotta shakin’ goin’ on when the fedoras are donned on Friday, Dec. 31, at Silo’s. 530 Main St., Napa. 6pm show $30; 10pm show $75. 707.251.5833.
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Just about every time Bruce Dickinson quits Iron Maiden, diehard fans salivate at the desire to see original vocalist Paul Di’Anno return to the band. But chances are such a reunion won’t happen, and not just because the growly-voiced atheist was kicked out in 1980, after two records, for essentially being too drunk. Since, Di’Anno has lived in Brazil and become immersed in that country’s underground music scene; opened an internet cafe in Great Britain and recorded the occasional solo project. But it’s his gruff voice that would bar him from singing the frilly high notes of current Iron Maiden material; it’s also his best asset. See him on Saturday, Jan. 1, at the Last Day Saloon. 120 Fifth St., Santa Rosa. 9pm. $18–$20. 707.545.2343.
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Ice Cold If it can be typified by anything, the “San Francisco sound� has always boasted a cross-pollination of rock, jazz, blues and soul. Put a great female singer at the forefront of it all, and you’ve got a recipe for history. Or so it seemed when Cold Blood released their debut album in 1969—a screaming, venomous collection of heartwrenching barnburners that seemed set to enshrine the band for good. Turns out Janis made the history books—untimely deaths will do that—while Lydia Pense still sings magnificently at little clubs around the Bay Area. This weekend, the band shuts the door on 2010 in a New Year’s Eve show on Friday, Dec. 31, at George’s Nightclub. 842 Fourth St., San Rafael. 9:30pm. $65. 415.226.0262.
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