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Sankai Juku: Butoh is a particularly rigorous and demanding dance form, and no company has plumbed the depths of the dark emotions inherent in the style than Sankai Juku. Founded in 1975 by choreographer Ushio Amagatsu, who still directs the Tokyo-based troupe, Sankai Juku presents the West Coast premiere (and only Bay Area performance) of a recent evening-length work, “Tobari (As If in an Inexhaustible Flux),” a dance featuring seven tableaus exploring the cosmic cycle of birth, death and rebirth. For the San Francisco performances, the company presents “Hibiki: Resonance from Far Away,” a signature work that embodies butoh’s stark and hypnotic aesthetic. Details: Nov. 9; Stanford Memorial Auditorium; $28-$68; 650-725-2787, livelyarts.stanford.edu. Also Nov. 11-14; Yerba Buena Center for the Arts; $35-$60; 415-392-2545 www.performances.org.

4, Let it Snow: Fans of the beloved Jon Snow (Kit Harington) will be 10pcs, 17x27mm, enamel charm, ballet shoes charms, ballerina charms, dancer gift, girl shoes, bracelet charm, craft supplies, go pleased to hear that the strong, mostly silent, soldier steps to the forefront this season, Snow, one of the remaining Stark sons, takes on more of a leadership role as he prepares members of the depleted Night Watch for a clash with Mance Rayder’s army of wildlings, “I think Jon Snow is one of the last bastions of a young hero who might do a good thing,” Harrington said in an interview with GQ, “There’s a huge amount riding on him to be a leader, and I want him to become that leader, I guess for me, Jon Snow is a figure of hope.”..

FRIDAY: After an abrupt cancellation that left its fans ticked off, “Sense8” returns with an emotional two-hour series finale. It wraps up the stories of eight very different people who have been plunged into the middle of each other’s tragedies and triumphs. (Netflix). SATURDAY: Millions of visitors to The Dodo website have shed tears as they watch heartwarming videos of people coming to the aid of needy critters. Now, the site expands into TV with “Dodo Heroes.” Our advice: Keep the tissues handy. (9 p.m., Animal Planet).

Fortunately, there are quality musical events coming to the Bay Area this week that attempt all of the above, On the more cerebral end of the spectrum will be the esteemed Musicians from Marlboro, appearing on a Cal Performances program in Berkeley Saturday night, The Marlboro group, which connects bright young talents with seasoned masters for chamber music concerts, originated 10pcs, 17x27mm, enamel charm, ballet shoes charms, ballerina charms, dancer gift, girl shoes, bracelet charm, craft supplies, go as a touring adjunct to Vermont’s Marlboro Music Festival, The Berkeley recital features a string quartet — violinists Itamar Zorman and Robin Scott, violist Samuel Rhodes and cellist Brook Speltz — plus, for a single work, pianist Cynthia Raum, Haydn’s rarely heard String Quartet in C Major, Op, 20, No, 2 is on tap, as is Alban Berg’s masterful psychological drama, “Lyric Suite.” Raum will join the ensemble in performance of Dvorak’s sublime Piano Quintet in A Major..

After viewing a video collage from the 1970s of Jackson and other civil rights activists, Chris Chatmon, deputy chief of the Oakland Unified School District’s Office of Equity and one of the founders of the Manhood Development Program, asked Jackson for his thoughts, looking back on those times. “We were traumatized when Dr. King was killed in 1968 and then by the shooting of Robert Kennedy Jr. just a few months later,” Jackson said. “But we were determined not to be put off our course by a bullet.”.

 
 
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