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Newsies

Written on 02-25-15. Posted in The Arts.

NEWSIES - Cast Interview

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT - February 2015

A group of our FastForward reporters set to visit the cast of Newsies By Sophie Devincenti, Katrina Horsey, Ellie Jenkins, Elise Lamarre, Sari Wisoff, Skye Schoenhoeft, from Branson, Marin Horizon, Marin School of the Arts, Mill Valley Middle and Ross Schools

Underneath the high vaulted ceiling of the San Francisco Orpheum theater, a cast of ragtag boys leap to an entertaining score dressed in 1890's garb. The show exerts a tangible zealous energy that is reflected in everything from the actors, to the orchestra, to the audience. A perfect combination of heartfelt plot intertwined with dynamic characters, Newsies offers something for everyone. It takes place in New York during the tumultuous struggle between big-name newspapers, and their sellers—otherwise known as "Newsies." When the flippant main character, Jack Kelly, is faced with the inflation of newspaper prices, he bands together with David Jacobs and the other "Newsies" of Manhattan to form a union. Together they find strength in brotherhood and tell their story of their fight for what is right in song and dance.

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Cirque du Soleil's KURIOS

Written on 11-22-14. Posted in The Arts.

KURIOS - Cabinet of Curiosities

By CC Clark, Freshman, University High School

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT - October 2014

Image of Cirque du Soleil performers performing human sculpture Upon stepping through the grand gates of Circe Du Soleil obscured in a tiny pocket of San Francisco, tucked behind AT&T park, I felt as though I had entered a new world. Crowds gathered, making very little mobility room. Two girls dressed in crazy, silver, shiny attire stood on high stilts, towering above the tiny people. The smell of popcorn was in the air as I stepped into the tent, immense on the inside, like Mary Poppin's magical bag.

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Treasure Island Music Festival 2014

Written on 11-10-14. Posted in The Arts.

FF Covers Treasure Island Music Festival 2014

ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT - October 2014

By Matt Geffen and Elena Sandell, from Marin Academy and Marin Catholic High Schools

Image of the act Zed on stage at the festival The Treasure Island Music Festival originated in 2007. It has a prime location and music scene that appeals to the best of performers, giving us the Festival set list of an indie music connoisseur’s dreams. Regardless of music being the main draw, the Festival attracts local food vendors to satisfy any craving you might have before taking on the crowds. The Festival has sponsor booths and local San Francisco design, environmental or fashion companies, providing an opportunity to discover new local stores and organizations that you might have not known about.

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