Shows for 09/10

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Berkeley Repertory Theatre presents the world premiere of American Idiot, the stage version of Green Day’s Grammy Award-winning album staged by Tony Award-winning director Michael Mayer.

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Berkeley Repertory Theatre presents the world premiere of American Idiot, the stage version of Green Day’s Grammy Award-winning album staged by Tony Award-winning director Michael Mayer.

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Green Day—the Grammy Award-winning band comprised of (l to r) Tré Cool, Billie Joe Armstrong and Mike Dirnt—are collaborating with Berkeley Rep to bring their multiplatinum album American Idiot to the stage.

Photographer:
Phil Mucci

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Green Day—the Grammy Award-winning band comprised of (l to r) Mike Dirnt, Tré Cool and Billie Joe Armstrong—are collaborating with Berkeley Rep to bring their multiplatinum album American Idiot to the stage.

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Green Day—the Grammy Award-winning band comprised of (l to r) Mike Dirnt, Billie Joe Armstrong and Tré Cool—are collaborating with Berkeley Rep to bring their multiplatinum album American Idiot to the stage.

Photo courtesy of Warner Brothers Records

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Green Day—the Grammy Award-winning band comprised of (l to r) Mike Dirnt, Billie Joe Armstrong and Tré Cool—are collaborating with Berkeley Rep to bring their multiplatinum album American Idiot to the stage.

Photo courtesy of Warner Brothers Records

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Michael Mayer, the Tony Award-winning director of Spring Awakening, brings Green Day’s American Idiot to the stage at Berkeley Rep.

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Tony Award-winning director Michael Mayer in rehearsal for Berkeley Rep’s world premiere of American Idiot.

Photographer:
Doug Hamilton

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A tale of two Tonys: Tony Taccone (left) and Tony Kushner reunite for the West Coast premiere of Tiny Kushner at Berkeley Rep.

Photographer:
Cheshire Isaacs

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Berkeley Rep presents the West Coast premiere of Tiny Kushner, a series of short scripts by legendary playwright Tony Kushner.

Photographer:
Mike Habermann

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Aurélia Thierrée grew up in the circus and has charmed audiences around the world with her dazzling display of stage illusion—now she brings Aurélia’s Oratorio to Berkeley Rep for the holidays.

Photographer:
Richard Haughton

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Aurélia Thierrée grew up in the circus and has charmed audiences around the world with her dazzling display of stage illusion—now she brings Aurélia’s Oratorio to Berkeley Rep for the holidays.

Photographer:
Richard Haughton

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(l to r) At Berkeley Rep, Roslyn Ruff and Kohle Thomas Bolton star in Coming Home by master dramatist Athol Fugard.

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(l to r) At Berkeley Rep, Lou Ferguson and Jaden Malik Wiggins star in Coming Home by master dramatist Athol Fugard.

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(l to r) At Berkeley Rep, Roslyn Ruff and Lou Ferguson star in Coming Home by master dramatist Athol Fugard.

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(l to r) At Berkeley Rep, Jaden Malik Wiggins, Thomas Silcott and Roslyn Ruff star in Coming Home by master dramatist Athol Fugard.

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(l to r) At Berkeley Rep, Thomas Silcott, Kohle Thomas Bolton and Roslyn Ruff star in Coming Home by master dramatist Athol Fugard.

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(l to r) At Berkeley Rep, Lou Ferguson and Roslyn Ruff star in Coming Home by master dramatist Athol Fugard.

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At Berkeley Rep, acclaimed director Gordon Edelstein stages Athol Fugard’s Coming Home.

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Master dramatist Athol Fugard returns to Berkeley Rep with his poignant new script, Coming Home.

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Master dramatist Athol Fugard returns to Berkeley Rep with his poignant new script, Coming Home.

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(l to r) At Berkeley Rep, Bruce McKenzie and Teresa Avia Lim star in the world premiere of a sexy and intriguing new show that traverses the centuries: Concerning Strange Devices from the Distant West by Naomi Iizuka.

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(l to r) At Berkeley Rep, Bruce McKenzie and Teresa Avia Lim star in the world premiere of a sexy and intriguing new show that traverses the centuries: Concerning Strange Devices from the Distant West by Naomi Iizuka.

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Playwright Naomi Iizuka explores the intersection of art and authenticity in the world premiere of Concerning Strange Devices from the Distant West at Berkeley Rep.

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Berkeley Rep’s associate artistic director, Obie Award-winner Les Waters, will stage two world premieres this year: Girlfriend and Concerning Strange Devices from the Distant West.

Photographer:
Kevin Berne

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At Berkeley Rep, romance unfolds with the world premiere of Girlfriend, a new musical wound around the tender love songs of Matthew Sweet’s landmark album.

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Todd Almond turned his favorite album into a musical by setting the songs from Matthew Sweet’s Girlfriend to a story of tender teenage love between two boys.

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At Berkeley Rep, romance unfolds with the world premiere of Girlfriend, a new musical wound around the tender love songs of Matthew Sweet’s landmark album.

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Berkeley Rep’s associate artistic director, Obie Award-winner Les Waters, will direct two world premieres next year: Girlfriend and Concerning Strange Devices from the Distant West.

Photographer:
Rebecca Martinez

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Obie Award-winning playwright Lisa Kron brings the world premiere of The Wake to Berkeley Rep.

Photographer:
Joan Marcus

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Obie Award-winning director Leigh Silverman stages the world premiere of The Wake at Berkeley Rep.

Photographer:
Joan Marcus