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San Francisco Stage: Theatre Rhinoceros Announces its 2022-23 Season "In The Castro!"

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By Monica G. Turner, Guillermo Vacio Reyes, Tina D’Elia
| Stark Insider
Theatre Rhinoceros this week announced its 2022-23 season. “In The Castro!” marks the San Francisco theater house’s 46th anniversary season featuring five plays. The season opens October 6, 2022 with Guillermo Reyes’ Bad Hombres, and closes May 27, 2023 with Shakespeare’s Othello. Other productions include A Slice of Life, , and . Full details below. “The longest-running queer theatre anywhere” was founded in 1977 by Allan B. Estes, Jr. with its first play, by Doric Wilson.
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Theatre Rhinoceros Announces 2022-23 Season IN THE CASTRO!

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By Guillermo Vacio Reyes, Ken Urban, Tina D'Elia
| BroadwayWorld Verified
It's the Rhino's 46th Anniversary Season with an exciting line-up of new, in-person evenings of entertainment. Plus, our stellar reading series! Plus, surprises and pop-ups along the way! Plus, John Fisher's on-going Essential Services Project (aka E.S.P.) And all of it in the funnest neighborhood anywhere: The Castro! We are the ONLY live theatre in the most queer hood in the universe.
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Assembling Native Elementary Cellulose Nanofibrils via a Reversible and Regioselective Surface Functionalization

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By Marco Beaumont, Blaise L. Tardy, Guillermo Vacio Reyes, Tetyana Koso
| ACS Publications
1. Introduction New bio-based feedstock streams are needed to develop sustainable materials that surpass in performance the prevalent synthetic counterparts. In this regard, the isolation from biomass of native structural components of high intrinsic cohesion and defined morphology presents a unique opportunity. (1) The biogenesis of cellulose chains from synthase systems results in polymeric constructs with one of the highest strengths reported to date.
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