Michele Caprario

“From the Ashes” is Movement-Inspiring Native Peoples Recovery Memoir

July 5, 2021 Michele Caprario 0

Toronto to the World – “What this is about really,” author Jesse Thistle says, describing his multi-award winning book, “is about love. How, when we are disconnected from our families and kinship structures , we […]

“Hold These Truths” at SF Playhouse is Riveting In-Person and Online

July 3, 2021 Michele Caprario 0

San Francisco, CA to the World – “The nail that sticks out… is the one that gets harmed” is the teaching the late sociologist Gordon Hirabayashi received as a child from his father in learning, […]

Christopher Chen’s “The Late Wedding” is Pear Theatre Season Finale

June 23, 2021 Michele Caprario 0

Silicon Valley to the World – “This is a play procured under strange circumstances,” the narrator tells the audience as she strolls out and, rather emotionally, shares her joy in returning to the stage after […]

Charlotte Mendelson’s “Rhapsody in Green” Celebrates Obsession with Joys of Imperfect Gardening

June 20, 2021 Michele Caprario 0

UK to the World – “If you are a frustrated enthusiast-in-waiting,” novelist Charlotte Mendelson writes in the Guardian, “with only a tiny growing space, or nothing at all; if other people’s gardens, let alone gardening […]

NuJo Roasted Root Is New Cuppa – “If Coffee & Tea Had a Baby”

June 11, 2021 Michele Caprario 0

Murfreesboro,Tennessee, USA – “We exist to improve the world, one cup at a time,” is NuJo’s motto, and under direction of company founder and owner Carmen Wagner this group is dedicated to birthing their organic […]

STEEPED and La Colombe Coffee – Perfect Together

June 2, 2021 Michele Caprario 0

Santa Cruz, CA to the World– STEEPED Coffee recently announced its partnership with La Colombe coffee purveyors. The result is a very pleasing coffee collaboration product combining the best of tradition and innovation. This collaboration […]

TheatreWorks AAPI Benefit Livestream June 5: “Writing Fragments Home”

May 30, 2021 Michele Caprario 0

Palo Alto, CA to the World – “I wrote this play to celebrate the differences we all have as human beings,” playwright Jeffrey Lo says. “It’s an unapologetically Filipino American story and I’m so excited […]

Silicon Valley Jewish Film Festival Celebrates 30th Anniversary

May 28, 2021 Michele Caprario 0

Silicon Valley to the World- What’s better than films with the best of new Jewish and Israeli content? Those films in the comfort and safety of one’s home, of course! Silicon Valley Jewish Film Festival […]

Pear Theatre Opens Doors June 18 with “Late Wedding”

May 27, 2021 Michele Caprario 0

Mountain View, CA – Ready for something different?” the Pear Theatre asks. “Yes!” we all say, and in response learn The Pear will be delivering their newest production, Late Wedding, opening June 18th, both LIVE […]

“Prayers for Calm” by Becca Anderson

May 25, 2021 Michele Caprario 0

Becca Anderson begins with a reflection upon religious scholar Hudson Smith in her book Prayers for Calm: Meditations, Affirmations, and Prayers to Soothe the Soul. “I loved the irony,” Anderson writes, “that this premier academic […]