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Ishi: The Last of the Yahi traces history real and imagined
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A history of violence
Martinsen is a persuasive and sympathetic Waterman, while Wood's turn as a jocular and surprisingly ribald Hearst lends further pluck to an otherwise uneven cast. But at more than three hours, including back-to-back addresses from three characters driving home a moral-laden and convoluted conclusion, there is a leaner play waiting to come out here.
ISHI: THE LAST OF THE YAHI
Wed/23–Sat/26, 8 p.m.; Sun/27, 3 p.m., $15–$35
Theatre Rhinoceros
2926 16th St., SF
(415) 861-5079, www.therhino.org
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