Becca Klarin
Female
San Francisco
Becca followed her man cross-country ten years ago, which landed her smack-dab in the middle of San Francisco. She knows a thing or two about dance, having received her masters in dance education with a focus in curriculum and teacher education from Stanford University and her BA in dance and history from Connecticut College.
In her spare time, Becca enjoys rudimentary baking and most things "P": taking public transit; pointe shoes; encouraging tourists to visit Fort Point; slowly hiking the trails in the Presidio; sweetened decaf sumatra with soy at Philz; and eating pizza at Pizzetta 211, Pizzeria Delfina, and Pauline's.
You can email Becca Klarin (formerly Hirschman) at becca[dot]klarin[at]gmail[dot]com.
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Posted Dance Flash: ODC/Dance, Metalsmithing, and Burning Man with Bike Artist Max Chen to Culture/Entertainment
Max Chen created custom bicycle-art-slash-sets-slash-props for ODC/Dance's KT Nelson and her series of transit-focused dances. As Nelson's second piece in the series, "Transit II:...
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Posted Ten Things to Tickle Your Fancy at SF Ballet's Fairly Contemporary Program 3 to Culture/Entertainment
San Francisco Ballet's third program of the 2013 season focuses on contemporary choreographers and accessible-yet-unexpected movement styles. Last night's opening highlighted ten don't-miss moments...
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Posted SF Ballet Reviewed: "Borderlands" Pairs Whimsy With Your Inner Mathematical Artiste to Culture/Entertainment
Over the past two ballet seasons, Wayne McGregor's earthy "Chroma" took San Francisco's balletgoers by storm. And Tuesday night, San Francisco Ballet debuted his...
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Commented on SF Examiner Owner Announces Plans For Yet Another Local Media Acquisition
Maybe he'll through us for a loop and go all monthly mag on us. 7x7, anyone?...
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Posted Appealing Event: Spice Up Your Life With The Spirit Of Brazil to Culture/Entertainment
Brazil's contribution added some much needed zest to the to the London Olympics Closing Ceremonies (those Spice Girls were just bleh, right? I expected...
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Posted Dance Flash: Grab a Headset and Tour Nureyev's "A Life in Dance" to Culture/Entertainment
Walking through the Rudolf Nureyev exhibit--A Life in Dance--at the de Young Museum is like scampering through your mom's closet. Well, if your mom...
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Posted Dance Flash: Creating Dance and Being Happy with Maurya Kerr to Culture/Entertainment
Next Monday, the WestWave Dance Festival presents a special night of choreography by Maurya Kerr, former principal dancer with Alonzo Kings LINES Ballet. Kerr's...
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Posted What's Fair And Square Within The Game: Ballplayer: Pelotero to Culture/Entertainment
Daily struggles to achieve greatness, battering your body to bits, lying about your age, tumultuous relationships with your family and mentor, and vying against...
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Posted Getting My Move On: Finding a Secret Agent and Playing the Mortgage Game to News
This is part three in a series (here are parts one and two) for the Appeal on a first-time home buying experience in San...
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Commented on Man Has Dog Stolen While Walking In Upper Haight
Would love details about the dog so that the neighborhood can keep an eye out for it!...
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Posted Appealing Event: Delve Into "Channels" of Expression and Impermanence This Weekend at Shotwell Studios to Culture/Entertainment
This coming weekend isn't just for jazz festivals and leftover fireworks. Daria Kaufman, Bianca Brzezinski, and musician/composer Richard Warp pool their talents into "Channels",...
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Posted Dance Flash: Joe Goode's "When We Fall Apart" Debuts This Weekend to Culture/Entertainment
Joe Good Performance Group in "When We Fall Apart." Photo by RJ Muna. A master craftsman, Joe Goode builds formidable and intrinsic dances that...
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Posted Dance Flash: Robert Moses on His New-Yet-Not-Really-New "The BY Series" to Culture/Entertainment
Robert Moses connects intelligent movement effortlessly with sheer, liquid ribbons and a tad bit of sticky tape. Watching his dances as they move across...
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Posted Getting My Move On: The Open House Adventure to News
Or: How I Spent My Sunday Afternoons (for three months straight) This is part two in a series (here's part one) for the Appeal on...
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Posted SFIFF: Last Winter to Culture/Entertainment
A man trudges forward, slowly making his way through a snow storm. The landscape hangs in the distance, bleak with jagged white-capped hills rising...
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Posted Dance Flash: You Might Like SF Ballet's "Don Quixote" If... to Culture/Entertainment
San Francisco Ballet's last program of the season is "Don Quixote," aka "Don Q." The ballet features choreography by Alexander Gorsky and Marius Petipa...
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Posted Getting My Move On: Whether To Rent or Buy to News
This is the first of a four-part series for the Appeal on a first-time home buying experience in San Francisco. Up until college, my...
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Posted Dance Flash: ACSF Helps You Cartwheel Into Capoeira (It's Free) to Culture/Entertainment
Bay Area Dance Week is back. If you've had an itch to try something new, there's no time like the present, as local artists...
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Posted SF Ballet Program 7 Reviewed: Top This (No Really. Try It. I Dare You.) to Culture/Entertainment
San Francisco Ballet's top program this season just might be the all-George-Balanchine program. Balanchine's style, characterized as neo-classical, shifted traditional ballet away from pretty...
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Commented on Appealing TV: Smash, Kathy, Ricky Gervais, Real Housewives Of New Jersey
I had such high hopes for Smash, but man, it's turned into one mini-soap after another. Sexual harassment! Prescription addiction! Jealousy! Covers of Adele songs! A manipulative assistant! A son who looks the same age as his mother! I keep...
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Posted SF Ballet Program 6 Reviewed: Up And Comers Delight to Culture/Entertainment
Frances Chung and Pascal Molat in Page's "Guide To Strange Places." Photo © Erik Tomasson San Francisco Ballet has its hands full, alternating two...
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Posted SF Ballet Program 5 Reviewed: Introspective and Enjoyable to Culture/Entertainment
San Francisco Ballet in Edwaard Liang's "Symphonic Dances." Photo © Erik Tomasson. "Oh my. I could have worn my Levi's tonight," one well-dressed woman...
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Posted Dance Flash: Gretchen Garnett Talks Tight Spaces and Tube Tops to Culture/Entertainment
Over the next two weekends, Gretchen Garnett & Dancers, Aura Fischbeck Dance, and The Riley Project present new contemporary dance works in their collaborative...
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Commented on One Early Morning Earthquake Downgraded To 3.5 Magnitude, Other Remains A 4.0
It definitely woke me up! It felt like my apartment was rumbling on and on for a few long seconds....
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Posted SF Ballet Program 2 Reviewed: A Gamechanger, Well Crafted Fluff, and a Re-do to Culture/Entertainment
San Francisco Ballet has packed its second program of the season with a wallop of athletic dance. Opening Wednesday's program, Wayne McGregor's "Chroma" still...
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Commented on Supes To Consider Two Proposals To Change City's Election System
I like ranked-choice voting. Run-off elections here in SF tend to be under-attended and incredibly drawn out. More education about how the run-off process works would be really useful....
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Posted SF Ballet's Spirited "Onegin" Brings on Handkerchief-gate to Culture/Entertainment
Flirt with your best friend's girl, and today you might get an angry text message or the cold shoulder. But in John Cranko's ballet...
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Posted Dance Flash: Focusing In On Samantha Giron's "Aperture" to Culture/Entertainment
Samantha Giron's latest creation, "Aperture," premieres this weekend at KUNST-STOFF Arts. Giron touts this new work as "contemporary-meets-street dance" and "electronics-meets-strings." It also brings...
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Posted Dance Flash: Reflection and Anticipation Abound to Culture/Entertainment
Normally, I don't look back on the year's momentous occasions or make New Year's resolutions. In the past, I've thought of New Year's strictly...
