Theater and Arts

Theater review: Dan Hoyle uncovers red-state rage in powerful 'Real Americans'
The writer/performer spent 100 days traveling Middle America to research his solo piece on rural people and values.

Visual Arts


	New art at Swarm Gallery traces Oakland's history Oakland's history has become a commodity now that the DNA of the city is being rearranged while we watch with a mix of excitement, pride, opposition and bewilderment. What have we gained? What are we losing? Is this what we want, and how do we relate to this new city? UC Berkeley's Lawrence Hall of Science explores the concept of race Framing mixed race: The face of America is changing Museum raises $250 million to show Fisher art, triples in size West Oakland library to host poetry reading, unveil mural Saturday


	Theater review: Dan Hoyle uncovers red-state rage in powerful 'Real Americans' The writer/performer spent 100 days traveling Middle America to research his solo piece on rural people and values. Year later, Fox Theater's impact assessed Year later, Fox Theater's impact assessed Arts in brief: Foundation grants go to East Bay arts groups This week in entertainment: Julia Roberts, Bradley Cooper, Jamie Foxx, Anne Hathaway head all-star cast in 'Valentine's Day,' opening Feb. 12

The cast and company works magic tailoring the big musical for the small Campbell Theatre in Martinez.