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(l to r) Bernard White (Amir), Nisi Sturgis (Emily), Zakiya Young (Jory), and J. Anthony Crane (Isaac) in Ayad Akhtar’s Disgraced, an engrossing and combustible drama that probes the complexity of identity, at Berkeley Rep.
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(l to r) Bernard White (Amir) and Nisi Sturgis (Emily) in Ayad Akhtar’s Disgraced at Berkeley Rep.
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(l to r) Nisi Sturgis (Emily), Bernard White (Amir), J. Anthony Crane (Isaac), and Zakiya Young (Jory) in Ayad Akhtar’s Disgraced, an engrossing and combustible drama that probes the complexity of identity, at Berkeley Rep.
Photo by Liz Lauren
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(l to r) Bernard White (Amir) and J. Anthony Crane (Isaac) in Ayad Akhtar’s Disgraced at Berkeley Rep.
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(l to r) Zakiya Young (Jory) and J. Anthony Crane (Isaac) in Ayad Akhtar’s Disgraced at Berkeley Rep.
Photo by Liz Lauren
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(l to r) Nisi Sturgis (Emily), Bernard White (Amir), and Zakiya Young (Jory) in Ayad Akhtar’s Disgraced at Berkeley Rep.
Photo by Liz Lauren
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(l to r) Bernard White (Amir), Nisi Sturgis (Emily), and Behzad Dabu (Abe) in Ayad Akhtar’s Disgraced at Berkeley Rep.
Photo by Liz Lauren
Who
Written by Ayad Akhtar
Directed by Kimberly Senior
Produced in association with Goodman Theatre and Seattle Repertory Theatre
Featuring
J. Anthony Crane (Isaac), Behzad Dabu (Abe), Nisi Sturgis (Emily), Bernard White (Amir), and Zakiya Young (Jory)
Creative team
John Lee Beatty (scenic designer), Christine A. Binder (lighting designer), Jennifer Von Mayrhauser (costume designer), Jill DuBoff (sound designer), and Julie Haber (stage manager)
What
Amir Kapoor is living the American Dream. But when he and his wife Emily, an artist influenced by Islamic imagery, host a dinner party for their friends and colleagues, lies and deception threaten to shatter Amir’s carefully constructed life of cultural assimilation.
“A dramatic triumph…Could any work of dramatic art be more timely, more provocative, more ripe for debate right now than Ayad Akhtar’s Disgraced, which is receiving a sterling production at Berkeley Rep? That would be hard to imagine.”—Huffington Post
Where
Berkeley Repertory Theatre
Roda Theatre, 2015 Addison Street @ Shattuck, Berkeley, CA 94704
When
November 6–December 27, 2015
Special events
Low-cost previews
Friday 11/6, Saturday 11/7, Tuesday 11/10, and Thursday 11/12 @ 8pm;
Sunday 11/8 and Wednesday 11/11 @ 7pm
Opening Night
Friday 11/13 @ 8pm
Includes a pre-show dinner for donors sponsored by Autumn Press, C.G. di Arie Vineyard & Winery, and Hugh Groman Catering at the Magnes Collection of Jewish Art and Life and a post-show party for audiences
Teen Night
Friday 11/6 @ 6:15pm
Free docent events
Docent talks before Tuesday and Thursday evening performances and discussions after all matinees
Post-play discussions
Following all performances
Page to Stage
A discussion with playwright Ayad Akhtar, free and open to the public
Thursday 11/19 @ 7pm at the Goldman Theater at the David Brower Center, located at 2150 Allston Way (near Oxford Street)
Open captioned performance
Sunday 12/13 @ 2pm
How much
Premium: $73–112 · Section A: $63–97 · Section B: $40–85 (subject to change)
Discounts
- Half-price tickets available for anyone under 30 years of age
- $10 discount for students and seniors one hour before curtain
- Groups of 10 or more, contact 510 647–2918 or groups@berkeleyrep.org
Tix & info
510 647–2949 · berkeleyrep.org
