Stanford Arts Intesive. TAYLOR MAC'S HOLIDAY SAUCE at Curran

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From the campus to the Curran

Marcie Bianco explores how Stanford is stepping up to put shows like 24-Decade on stage

September 14, 2017


Matt Ray and Taylor Mac onstage at St. Ann's Warehouse. Taylor Mac's Holiday Sauce at Curran

Songs for the Fallen

Carl Wilson considers the ways 24-Decade plays with popular music, and talks to music director Matt Ray about how he takes an orchestra through a twenty-four-hour performance.

September 14, 2017


Andrew Sean Greer. TAYLOR MAC'S HOLIDAY SAUCE at Curran

A Radical Sense of Beauty

San Francisco author Andrew Sean Greer traces the Radical Faeries’ reverberations through his own life, and the city’s.

August 23, 2017


Stuart J. Thompson, a prolific Broadway producer and general manager whose productions won six Tony Awards. Photo credit: Marc Bryan-Brown

Remembering Stuart Thompson

Today we joined our Broadway community to celebrate the life of prolific theatrical producer, manager and friend Stuart Thompson with a dimming of our marquee lights. Stuart's career flourished on Broadway and many of his productions happily played San Francisco, a city he loved. He leaves a legacy of great talent behind.

August 22, 2017


Mapping Taylor Mac

Attendees are traveling from the world over to experience the extravaganza. See our community on this interactive map!

July 24, 2017


San Francisco: 1776-1840

Taylor Mac explores American history in four 6 decade chapters through song and performance in his 24 Decades of American History. Here, Gracie Hays takes a look at San Francisco's first 6 decades.

May 11, 2017


Mission High School students at March 2017 Curran ECLIPSED Student Matinee

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Two Matinees and Two Thousand Students

Students at two ECLIPSED matinees inspire us through their engagement with and commitment to themes and history of ECLIPSED.

March 15, 2017


A few of the Awá people, in the Brazilian rainforest.

Survival International

Let them Live!

An advocate for uncontacted tribes explores what’s at stake for all of us when their communities are threatened.

May 1, 2017


Back to the Garden

Novelist Carol Bensimon looks at how we see the wilderness, from Manaus to Mendocino.

April 28, 2017


Liberian Girl

Local Zambian writer, Namwali Serpell, looks at how ECLIPSED speaks to Liberia's history, and our own by examining the local and global feminisms that run through ECLIPSED.

March 2, 2017