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Angela Guglielmino

Angela Guglielmino

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California, United States

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  • Yuba College’s ‘Stupid F%$#ing Bird’ one to watch

    By Angela Guglielmino| Appeal-Democrat Verified By Angela GuglielminoYuba College Theatre currently presents “Stupid F%$#ing Bird,” a broad-strokes satirical reimagining of Anton Chekhov’s 1896 play “The Seagull.”Meant for an adult audience, the local performance of the story feels existential in nature, and it somewhat graphically explores mature topics such as suicide and cheating. In the play, Conrad, an aspiring playwright, is frustrated by the judgments of his critical mother, Emma.

    By Angela Guglielmino · Appeal-Democrat

    Apr. 18, 2025

  • Fundraiser for local athletes this weekend: one wrestles, one plays soccer

    By Angela Guglielmino| Appeal-Democrat Verified A local ice cream bus, 2Talls Sweet Treats Bus, announced another feel-good fundraiser. The fundraiser will take place this Saturday at Eufay Woods Park in Plumas Lake. Its goal is to help send two stand-out athletes to meaningful athletic opportunities that they have earned. Organizers said one hundred percent of tips and 75% of profits will go directly to the two local athletes: wrestler Makynlee Cova and soccer player Shanaya Chand.

    By Angela Guglielmino · Appeal-Democrat

    Apr. 17, 2025

  • Yuba College’s ‘Stupid F%$#ing Bird’ one to watch

    By Angela Guglielmino| Appeal-Democrat Verified By Angela GuglielminoYuba College Theatre currently presents “Stupid F%$#ing Bird,” a broad-strokes satirical reimagining of Anton Chekhov’s 1896 play “The Seagull.”Meant for an adult audience, the local performance of the story feels existential in nature, and it somewhat graphically explores mature topics such as suicide and cheating. In the play, Conrad, an aspiring playwright, is frustrated by the judgments of his critical mother, Emma.

    By Angela Guglielmino · Appeal-Democrat

    Apr. 18, 2025

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