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Sarah Klebanoff

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“Winter” Grasps a Woman’s Soul, at Central Works, Berkeley

“Winter” Grasps a Woman’s Soul, at Central Works, Berkeley

July 18, 2017 Sarah Klebanoff

Julie Jensen’s Powerful Story Affects Us All by Sarah Klebanoff “The only philosophical question worth considering is suicide” –Albert Camus “Winter” by Julie Jenson offers a thought-provoking picture of a family facing a crisis, brought about by the mother’s cognitive decline, presumably due to Alzheimer’s disease.  “Winter” explores the conundrum of suicide and autonomy in a…

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Sarah Klebanoff

Sarah Klebanoff

April 16, 2017 Sarah Klebanoff

Sarah is a Berkeley native, now living in Richmond. A stay at home daughter of aging parents for a time, happily she is once again out and about, enjoying theater and musical events. She loves to cook.  

Current Shows

  • “Hamnet” Looks at Shakespeare through Women’s Eyes—at ACT
  • “Come From Away”: A Layover Arouses Humanity—at TheatreWorks
  • “How to Make an American Son”: Hard-Working Dad vs. His Privileged Son—at NCTC
  • “Lost in Yonkers” Finds Tenderness in Tough Love—at Center REP
  • “The Monsters”: An Intense Sibling Love Story—at Berkeley Rep
  • “Flex” Features Black Female Athletes Yearning to Break Free—at SF Playhouse
  • “The Goat or, Who Is Sylvia?” Tears the Veil & Confronts Us—at Shotgun
  • “Public Charge” Proves Diplomacy Is Difficult & Worth Pursuing—at The Public
  • “Macbeth” Updated to 70s New York, A Vital New Vision—at Magic
  • “Pass the Nails & Shame the Devil” Lifts Up Black Women Changemakers—at The Marsh
  • “Assassins” Reveals What Triggers Alienated Americans—at OTP
  • “||:Girls:||:Chance:||:Music:||” Celebrates Young Women Coming Up—at ACT
  • “Jesa”: Sisters’ Reunion Goes Inevitably Awry—at The Public
  • “Gods & Monsters” Evokes Tragedy & Laughter in Gay Hollywood Life—at NCTC
  • “Takes All Kinds” Celebrates US, with Wit & Wisdom—at The Marsh

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