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Coming soon: Here There Are Blueberries

In 2007, a mysterious album filled with Nazi-era photographs was discovered by an archivist at the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum. As curators unraveled the chilling truth behind the images, the album captured global attention and sparked significant debate. Here There Are Blueberries brings this true story to the stage, exploring what these photographs reveal about the Holocaust’s perpetrators and our own humanity. Praised as a “riveting, gripping exposé” by The Washington Post, this production is a powerful, reflective journey into history’s dark past. Begins Apr 5.

Don’t miss this powerful story

Final week: Uncle Vanya

Hugh Bonneville shines in a “stunning, star-rich, spectacularly directed Uncle Vanya.” Experience the chaos and humor as an elderly estate owner’s return with his young wife disrupts life on their rural estate. Critics hail this production as “a classic play with a modern tone and message,” featuring “transcendent” performances that reveal the complexity and depth of Chekhov’s work. Don’t miss this “must-see for Bay Area audiences,” now playing through Mar 23.

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Join us for Berkeley Rep’s OVATION gala

Join us on Mar 29 for an unforgettable evening celebrating the power of storytelling. This year’s OVATION gala honors Berkeley-born playwright, actress, and singer-songwriter Eisa Davis, whose work includes Bulrusher (Pulitzer Prize finalist) and Angela’s Mixtape (New Yorker Best of the Year). The night will be hosted by Brian Quijada and Nygel D. Robinson, creators and performers of Mexodus, and will feature a thrilling live auction and stellar appearances by Colman Domingo, and more all in support of Berkeley Rep. Tickets start at $850.

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Now on sale: W. Kamau Bell returns in Who’s With Me?

Following two sold-out residencies at Berkeley Rep, Emmy Award winner and New York Times bestselling author W. Kamau Bell is back! Don’t miss Who’s With Me? — a special, limited engagement running Apr 8–13. Experience Kamau’s signature blend of insightful observations and uproarious humor as he tackles the chaos of today’s world. Are you ready to face it all with him?

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