Berkeley Rep

Berkeley Rep is an adventurous, Tony-winning company that specializes in finding the next big thing, often serving as the essential West Coast launching pad for incredible new voices and theatrical innovations. See a show in Berkeley before it travels elsehwere -- maybe even Broadway.

Poster of The Hills of California in Berkeley.

The Hills of California

In this bittersweet and sharp-tongued family reunion, four estranged sisters bicker their way through a humid summer at their mother's seaside hotel, unearthing hilarious and painful memories of their shared, shattered dream of becoming a 1960s girl group.

Poster of How Shakespeare Saved My Life in Berkeley.

How Shakespeare Saved My Life

Get ready for a propulsive, music-filled ride where Jacob Ming-Trent takes the audience on a journey from personal tragedy to theatrical triumph, demonstrating that the universal power of a five-hundred-year-old poet can still offer modern, hilarious, and necessary salvation.

Poster of Mother of Exiles in Berkeley.

Mother of Exiles

Blending historical drama with the supernatural, this world premiere follows a single family's epic pursuit of belonging, proving that even as they face deportation and climate catastrophe, the witty, resilient spirit of their ancestors is their greatest weapon.

Poster of The Monsters in Berkeley.

The Monsters

Estranged siblings, an observant sister and her aging MMA fighter brother, must face their biggest fight yet: putting down the gloves and wrestling with the personal monsters of their past to rebuild their family bond.

Poster of All My Sons in Berkeley.

All My Sons

Arthur Miller's classic proves the American Dream can crack under pressure, as the sudden reappearance of a presumed-dead son's fiancé forces the seemingly perfect patriarch to confront the horrifying truth about the deadly lie he built his fortune on.

Poster of The Lunchbox in Berkeley.

The Lunchbox

Directed by Tony Award-winner Rachel Chavkin, this new musical is built on a delivery error that connects a lonely housewife and a jaded office worker, allowing their hearts to blossom through an series of anonymous, handwritten notes.