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The gathering is planned at 5:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Piedmont Community Center at the foot of Highland Avenue. The event is free and open to the public. Piedmont residents can attend the meetings from 7 to 9 p.m. Oct. 8, 10, 15 and 17 at North Berkeley Senior Center, 1901 Hearst Ave. in Berkeley, second floor, classroom A&B. Attend to hear more about the countywide residential household hazardous waste program and its future. The countywide program is funded through a per-ton fee on municipal solid waste disposed in landfills.
Mountain View Buddhist Temple Obon Festival, Performances by dancers embroidered ballet flats- size 39 (us 8.5) silk petit point needlepoint tribal suzani uzbekistan ethnic boho festival rounded to and drummers, Ikebana flower arrangements, children’s activities, food and beverages, 4-10 p.m, July 19 and noon-8:30 p.m, July 20, 575 N, Shoreline Blvd, 650-964-9426, www.mvbuddhisttemple.org, Berkeley Kite Festival, Kite-flying demonstrations and West Coast championships, kite-flying ballet, arts and crafts, food and live music, 10 a.m.-5 p.m, July 26-27, Cesar E, Chavez Park at Berkeley Marina, Free, 510-235-5483, www.BerkeleyKiteFestival.com..
Christmas in the Park: Stroll through an enchanted forest decorated by San Jose schoolchildren while taking in 60 musical and animated exhibits, glittering lights and the 60-foot Community Giving Tree. Of course, Santa will be on hand for photos. Through Jan. 1, 9 a.m. to midnight. Plaza de Cesar Chavez, Park and S. Market streets, San Jose. Free. 888.810.2063, christmasinthepark.com. The Best Christmas Pageant Ever: A couple struggles to put on a church Christmas pageant because the cast includes the most inventively awful kids ever in this Tabard Theatre production. Through Dec. 20. Theatre on San Pedro Square, 29 N. San Pedro St., San Jose. $15-$38. 408-679-2330, tabardtheatre.org.
“This show is one of my absolute favorites,” Tachis said, “my first bucket-list show, It’s one of the most perfect pieces of comedy I’ve ever seen, I am over the moon that I am doing it.”, “Noises Off” is a 1982 play by British playwright Michael Frayn, He got the idea for it in 1970, when he was watching another of his plays from the wings and realized the show was funnier from backstage than from in the audience, Eventually, that idea became “Noises Off,” which takes the audience backstage as a theater troupe is having a very bad time with a play, It was hugely popular in the embroidered ballet flats- size 39 (us 8.5) silk petit point needlepoint tribal suzani uzbekistan ethnic boho festival rounded to West End and then on Broadway, and has become a staple of theaters everywhere..
Having played the role for so long now, Jacobs says he’s enjoying keeping the show fresh on the road working with a new cast. “Aladdin, he’s the kind of character that every actor dreams he could play, in the sense that he’s the hero, he gets the girl,” Jacobs says. “Also, in our version of the show, he’s not just a cartoon character, like he was in the film. We try to give him a little more dimension. We have two and a half hours to create a little more depth, whereas in the movie they only had 90 minutes. I think of (Aladdin’s) mother, who’s passed away, and I get to sing a beautiful song called ‘Proud of Your Boy.’ That number was originally slated for the film but was cut and we restored it for the musical, and that song is the whole motivation for my character. It’s pretty great that we have the time to tell the story in a more full and exciting way.”.
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