Anna Ouyang Moench’s play flips the gender norms of revenge fantasy.
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Whirlwind of openings for local playwright
Oakland-based Jonathan Spector has a world premiere in Berkeley this week with ‘This Much I Know,’ and a European premiere in London next week of ‘Eureka Day.’
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‘Goddess’ set to cast a spell on Berkeley 
Berkeley Rep’s new musical may be headed to Broadway next.
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Berkeley Rep mounts exhibit of immigrant stories
Artworks enrich the experience of “Sanctuary City,” playing through Aug. 14.
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A reality TV home sale goes all wrong in Shotgun Players’ ‘Dream Hou$e’
Latinx playwright explores gentrification, weighing the cash from a property sale against the cost of losing a community.
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Berkeley Rep’s new season features award-winning artists, range of voices
A whimsical take on a gothic masterpiece, a Tony Award-nominated play, the long-awaited “Cambodian Rock Band” and more hit Berkeley Rep starting this fall.
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Berkeley Symphony caps 50th season with epic Beethoven’s Ninth remix
June 12 performance reimagines masterpiece with new text by U.S. Poet Laureate Tracy K. Smith, plus new work by Berkeley composer Jimmy Lopéz Bellido.
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Berkeley Rep snags Broadway hit ‘Dana H.’
The Tony-nominated solo show mixes true-crime drama and theatrical magic, opening at Berkeley Rep June 3.
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Shotgun Players’ ‘A Small Fire’ looks for a light in the long tunnel of illness
Adam Bock’s play, written years before the pandemic, was inspired by a stroke, but has new relevance.
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Aurora Theatre Company’s ’22-’23 season spans the centuries and the globe
A struggling jazz club and the appropriation of pho, a pared down Cyrano and a butch Greek goddess — all get their turn on the the stage.
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Technology and spirituality make beautiful music together at Berkeley Rep
Genre-defying and award-winning musical “Octet” by three-time Tony Award nominee Dave Malloy makes its West Coast premiere in April.
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New Aurora Theatre show tackles racial tension, incremental change in Berkeley
Opening in April, “The Incrementalist,” by Bay Area playwright Cleavon Smith, comes out of the theater’s incubation program for new works.