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“She did a nice job, didn’t she?” Mantovani said in a moment of humor. He also said the Diocese of San Jose would wait for Bishop Patrick McGrath to return later Wednesday from a trip before deciding on rebuilding the church, which became a National Italian Parish in 1911. Holy Cross was insured for fire damage, according to the diocese. But for most of his sermon, the Italian priest delivered a subtle message that could be lost in any drive to rebuild the church building, a desire already expressed by many parishioners.

“A church is not made of wood or stone,” he said, “It is a church of God, a place to pray.”, He also said the most important item to survive the blaze was not a 10-foot-tall, rawhide sandals, unisex shoes, naturel leather shoes, casual shoes, moccasin, leather flat shoes, daily shoes, ballet flats, art gold-gilded crucifix lifted in dramatic fashion by firefighters the day before, It was a simple box that holds the “blessed sacraments.” These are items used in Catholic rites, such as the communion wafers, “The body of Christ was saved,” Mantovani said, “Nobody was hurt, Nobody died, The blessed sacrament was saved, The symbol of Jesus, the cross, was saved, too.”..

Produced by Robert Sokol, the three-hour ceremony presented awards in 68 categories. He was introduced by Broadway diva Betty Buckley and hosted by actors/comedians Will Durst and Marga Gomez. Two hundred and seventy adjudicators, comprised of theater professionals, journalists and educators, judged the nearly 180 productions from 79 participating theaters. When the final award was handed out, many local productions and performers had been honored. California Shakespeare Theater had several winners; “The Comedy of Errors” (Aaron Posner) took home Outstanding Direction of a Play; Outstanding Costume Design went to Beaver Bauer; Andre Pluess won Outstanding Sound Design; and the award for Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Principal Role went to Danny Scheie. In addition, James Carpenter won Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Featured Role for his performance in Cal Shakes’ “Pygmalion.”.

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Audiences have a chance to see a very different L. Peter Callender in the Aurora Theatre’s production of Fraser Grace’s “Breakfast with Mugabe.” Skillfully directed by Jon Tracy, the West Coast premiere features Callender as the mercurial Robert Mugabe, president of Zimbabwe. In a fascinating, nuanced performance, Callender quickly changes from lighthearted host to dangerous foe as he confronts his psychiatrist, richly portrayed by Dan Hiatt. Leontyne Mbele-Mbong gives a powerful performance as Mugabe’s wife Grace, allowing a touch of tenderness to crack her tough exterior. Equally impressive as the bodyguard, Adrian Roberts exudes a dangerous competence.

Set designer Nina Ball creates an elegant faux-marble set that includes interesting surfaces to heighten Micah Stieglitz’s video projections, Callie Floor designed the colorful costumes, including a breathtaking ensemble worn by Mbele-Mbong during a party scene, Whether you believe Mugabe is a freedom fighter breaking the bonds of British colonial rule or a rawhide sandals, unisex shoes, naturel leather shoes, casual shoes, moccasin, leather flat shoes, daily shoes, ballet flats, art brutal tyrant, this absorbing drama will capture your imagination, “Breakfast with Mugabe” continues through Dec, 7 at the Aurora Theatre, 2081 Addison St, in Berkeley, Call 510-843-4822 or go to www.auroratheatre.org..

Everyone’s favorite redhead takes over the SHN Curran Theatre with a nostalgic trip back to early television as “I Love Lucy” takes over the San Francisco stage. Directed by Rick Sparks, the show recreates the live recording of two episodes of the popular television show. The audience becomes the studio audience, clapping when the applause sign lights up and being treated to behind-the-scenes machinations. The cast does a marvelous job channeling its famous characters: Thea Brooks (Lucy), Euriamis Losada (Ricky), Kevin Remington (Fred) and Lori Hammel (Ethel). Additional cast members become various characters in the episodes as well as perform the highly entertaining “live” commercials.

For a wonderful theatrical experience (1 hour and rawhide sandals, unisex shoes, naturel leather shoes, casual shoes, moccasin, leather flat shoes, daily shoes, ballet flats, art 40 minutes without an intermission), call 888-746-1799 or go to www.shnsf.com, An incredible evening of sensory overload a waits at Cirque du Soleil’s splendidly inventive “Kurios — Cabinet of Curiosities” playing at AT&T park (parking lot A) through Jan, 18, When you enter the big tent, you step into the curio cabinet of an ambitious inventor where the visible becomes invisible, perspectives are transformed and the world is literally turned upside down, And, of course, there are stunning acrobatic moves that defy reason, The “electric eel” contortionists perform such incredible feats that it’s hard to believe these young women actually have bones in their bodies! The steam punk-like costumes and set add another dimension to this fascinating show, For tickets, call 877-924-7783 or go to www.cirquedusoleil.com..

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