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East Mountain playwright Richard Atkins brings the compelling tale of paranoia, revenge and the lingering, personal impact of WWII, DeliKateSSen, to VSA North Fourth Art Center for an eight-show run opening Friday, Nov. 15 at 8pm. DeliKateSSen is the story of two brothers who survived the Holocaust and are struggling to deal with their own deep-seated traumas when a German deli that may or may not be run by a Nazi prepares to open across the street from their own Jewish deli in 1970s Manhattan. Tickets are $18 general admission and $15 for students and seniors. For more information and tickets to this 15-and-over production, see delikatessen.bpt.me. (Clarke Condé)

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August March often tells acquaintances that Radiohead's 1997 album OK Computer is the tenth-best rocanrol record ever made, and he doesn't want to bother listing the nine that came before. Find some semblance of the truth in that statement and attend a concert by the Portland Cello Project as they perform Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood's pre-millenial masterpiece—accompanied on brass, percussion and guest vocals by Patti King of The Shins, oh my—at the South Broadway Cultural Center on Friday, Nov. 15, beginning at 7:30pm. Admission to this enriching and engaging evening of startling music by the Fab Five from Oxford ranges from $30 to $35 and all ages are admitted. (August March)