Ishi: The Last of the Yahi, an Epic Play of San Francisco History
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Members Who Went Said:Well written and directed, brilliantly staged, with inventive use of space.
Anonymous Member The play was sad and funny at times and the fight scenes were great. The cast did a fantastic job. Everyone was absolutely amazing and even though it was a very long play it didn't feel that long. I was sucked into the story and felt connected to the characters. I highly recommend going to see this show.
Anonymous Member My companion liked it a lot. We were both somewhat uncomfortable with the violence, the gun shots, etc. But the review had disclosed that and in fact, the violence is a valid portrayal of the treatment Ishi's tribe received at the hands of the white settlers. Just maybe there could have been a little less "shock".
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More Details About This Event: Ishi: The Last of the Yahi is an epic play of San Francisco history, a tale of love, war and ruthless ambition in the City by the Bay. Professor Alfred Kroeber finds the West's most famous Indian starving in the woods and the two embark on an adventure that will shape the future of California and uncover the secrets of our blood drenched past.
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