William Peters. Hamlet and Bruce Norris' The Unmentionables Bill Peters is a professor, director, producer, and actor who teaches playwriting, acting, directing, and Shakespeare performance. His extensive directing credits include projects at the Manhattan Theatre, the Denver Center, the Indiana Repertory Theatre, the Magic Theatre in San Francisco, and currently the Ghost Light Theatre Company in Santa Cruz. Mr. Peters most recent productions include an all-woman production of Hamlet and Bruce Norris' The Unmentionables. He just finished a run as Prospero in Do It Live's production of The Tempest at Thick House. John-Carlos Perea. Blue Horse Special: Archiving and Performing the music of Dr. Bernard Hoehner-Peji at SF State. Blue Horse records, translates, and archives the songs of former SFSU American Indian Studies lecturer Dr. Bernard Hoehner-Peji. Hoehner-Peji was a powwow singer, dancer, and emcee who composed a large repertoire of songs used at powwows and in the classroom. The project creates Lakota-English translations of the songs and archives the materials to make the long history of intertribal Native American presence audible to the campus community and beyond. Victor De La Rose. Future Flag of America and Mi Barrio Es Tu Barrio. Inspired by the U.S. Census, Future Flags of America proposes a study for a flag that may reflect the future of our nation, representing a proposed eventuality of small incremental changes in our population. Mi Barrio Es Tu Barrio features new textile works that capture the stories of S.F. Mission residents and merchants from interviews conducted in early 2013 at Galeria de la Raza. This re-contextualization of the sarape textile as a Mexican icon reflects the cultural mash-up that is present in the multicultural experience in the S.F. Mission District and across the nation.

• published: 11 Feb 2014
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