A list by location compiled by Tamás Máray.
The Martha Graham Center seems to be offline at the moment.
Tanztheater Wuppertal.
A Bay-area tribal bellydance troupe.
Polynesian, Middle Eastern/Central Asian, Indian and African dance classes.
They organize the San Francisco Ethnic Dance Festival.
A dance company, theatre, and school in San Francisco.
A professional theater company dedicated to the production of plays by Asian Pacific Islander American dramatists.
A multicultural performing arts center in Berkeley that presents local, national and international music, theater, dance, film and visual artists whose works examine contemporary social issues and are reflective of a wide variety of cultural traditions.
Theatre for everyone, this non-profit puts on various performances for $15 or less per ticket.
They are putting on all of Shakespeare's histories in the next four years.
A.C.T. is the big theatre company in San Francisco. Most of their productions are fairly good.
One of the better theatre companies in the East Bay, they've put on David Henry Hwang's the Golden Child and Aeschylus' Oresteia.
An excellent Chicano, Latino, and Asian American theater resource compiled by Kat Avila.
The mission of Kearny Street Workshop (KSW) is to promote, preserve and present art that enriches and empowers Asian Pacific American communities.
To promote Asian Pacific American consciousness and community through the arts.
Southern Exposure is a non-profit artists' organization located in San Francisco's Mission District at historic Project Artaud.
Art resources for the Bay Area.
German fairy tales.
All manner of folk and fairy tales and their different versions.
Folk tales from all over.
Resources for linguists and a gratuitous pig.
A fairly comprehensive overview of the Indo-European languages, though a bit weak on modern Indic languages.
It doesn't hurt me.
A short history of the Chinese languages, part of the Sino-Tibetan family.
A Chinese character dictionary that covers both counter-revolutionary and simplified characters.
The history of the world's most over-described language.
Information on the history of German from Proto-Germanic to contemporary German.
The widely-spoken Ural-Altaic language.
A Dravidian language spoken in India and Sri Lanka.
Information on the people known as Koryaks, that refer to themselves as Nymylani or Chukchi. Also some details about their language. Brought to you by the linguistic anthropologist Alex King.
Sam and his drawings of stick people, robots, and aliens.
How about these mail-order brides?
Save the planet, kill yourself.
Musings on they who do chicken right and more.
Why do people accuse her of having too much time on her hands?
Chickens and bellydancers.
Eric makes faces. Cute.
12 films on muffins. Can you find the robot muffin?
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Robots
A pressing question.
A rabbit that balances objects upon his head.
Social Consciousness - Thoughts on Commercialism, Sexuality, Gender, and Race
I'm probably overly fond of this magazine.
Pray for the dead and fight like hell for the living.
Poststructuralist, feminist, and queer theorizing from Mimi Nguyen.
C. Ray, bitter cynic, with an adorably perfectly round head.
Kip Fulbeck, the film maker, writer, and activist.
Information on migrants and refugees in Europe.
The demographics of China.
Gypsy culture.
A Chicana feminist homepage.
Explaining Media, a media studies project by Katie Holbrook.
An English-speaking Asian and Asian American women's magazine fronted by Ellen Hwang and Audrey Panichakoon Crone.
"Nuclear" has two syllables. A chemist with an identity crisis.
Space bellydancers on the moon with robots. Fear not.
Pherd! My viola's name is Fred too. Ryan hosts my Web site, he is nice.
Some people are normal and boring, others aren't.
The one and only Myriam, not a Myriam imposter.
Her brilliant thesis on the metaphorical implications of the golem and other things. Rachel is also more neurotic than you, in case you were wondering.
Vulgar, shocking waste. A physicist hell-bent on owning a boat. He'll cook for you if you play nice.
Eric works at the museum now and I'm terribly jealous.
Watercolors and line drawings.
Thomas and his exciting life.
Skot, BK, Nicole, and Davin are the world's cutest band ever.
He cracks me up, that Oronzo, even though he doesn't like penguins.
Funny, odd small polyglot. Also a connoisseur of moustaches and cheese.
We miss Uwe. He's in Dresden.
The aftermath of a zine called Yob. We can never be together, because I don't watch TV, and he likes IKEA too much.
The art of James Mahan.
Ziad is really nice, despite his penchant for commie Jews, or perhaps because of, we aren't sure.
Erica Mulkey's sound experiments.
Annie Koh is only moderately cranky from what I've seen. Smart as a whip, though, that girl.
David Huang takes good photographs. I have a soft-spot for his ones of trannies.
Amy Lam's design skills are quite impressive. She also writes rather lovely non-fiction.
