Sarah Suksiri

SF Station Writer

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Abhinaya Dance Company celebrates 30 years in San Jose with Taiko collaboration
By Sarah Suksiri (Jul 12, 2010)
AFTER CENTURIES of being handed down from generation to generation, one of India’s oldest dance forms enters the spotlight Aug. 14–15 as San Jose’s Abhinaya Dance Company celebrates its 30th anniversary. Known for its expressive movement, classical music and living preservation of India’s history, Bharatanatyam first originated in South India where early dancers performed in temples and in the courts of kings, using dramatic gestures to depict scenes from Indian history, mythology, and literature. More »
At San Jose’s House of Siam, a father explains the joy of Thai food to his children
By Sarah Suksiri (Jul 09, 2010)
MY DAD had to give up a few things when he moved from Bangkok to Barstow at the age of 12. Some were bearable sacrifices, like giving up the kind of intense humidity that makes the air more drinkable than breathable. But some were not so good, like realizing one day, 40 years later, that his three half-Thai adult children knew more about tortellini than they did about tom yam. So, in a recent attempt to right some of those wrongs in our culinary upbringing, my dad took us to dinner at his local favorite, San Jose’s House of Siam, and promised an authentic Thai dinner More »
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