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Physical Chemist by training, Process Engineer by title. Lapsed podcaster for @Brachiolope. Proudly blocked by The Food Babe.
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Pop superstar gives it his all for 'fanilows' in Oakland Original

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By Chad Jones
| The Mercury News Verified
For a guy whose first No. 1 single was more than 50 years ago, Barry Manilow performs like he still has something to prove. Maybe he’s relishing that he has outlasted most of the critics who derided his grandiose love songs and old-fashioned showmanship over the years. Or maybe he’s just showing the fans — his “fanilows” – just how much he appreciates them.
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unique stage experience 'the aves' premieres in Berkeley

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By Chad Jones
| East Bay Times Verified
If there's a reason that Jiehae Park's play "the aves" is presented with a lower-case title, it's probably not because all the birds in the world are contained in its two-word classification. Rather, "the aves," now receiving its world premiere at Berkeley Repertory Theatre, is a low-key experience for musing on life, death, youth, age, love, loss and, yes, birds. Pigeons and doves, mostly.
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Review: ‘Jellyfish’ at Berkeley Rep is really 2 plays that eventually connect Original

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By Chad Jones
| The Mercury News Verified
Berkeley Repertory Theatre’s world-premiere staging of “The Thing About Jellyfish” is really two kinds of plays fused into one. The first is a touching drama, adapted by Keith Bunin from Ali Benjamin’s 2015 novel of the same name, about a lonely seventh-grader named Suzy who is grieving the death of her onetime best friend and trying to navigate her way through adolescence and her one-of-a-kind brilliant mind.
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