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The Marsh Lynne Kaufman Shameless Hussy

San Francisco, CALocal News

"Lynne Kaufman – Shameless Hussy" takes center stage at The Marsh on May 3, 2025, featuring the Margaret Jenkins Dance Company and Community Music Center. Starting at 8 PM local time, the concert will be held at Z Space in San Francisco. The collaboration aims to engage the local community through a blend of dance and music, showcasing the talents of artists like David Keith and Robert Lopez. Kaufman, known for her impactful plays, brings a fresh narrative to the performance. The event underscores the significance of local arts and culture in San Francisco, a city known for its vibrant creative scene.

Attendees can enjoy reserved seating, ensuring a comfortable experience. This concert not only entertains but also fosters community connections through artistic expression. The collaboration reflects a broader trend of promoting local talent and community involvement in the arts.

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