berkeley repertory theatre
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I love going to Berkeley Rep as the theater is small and the seats are angled so you always have a good view. The actors see really close even if you're in one of the back rows!
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We've been to the Berkeley Rep several times over the past five years. We saw American Idiot, Ruined and, most recently, Kathleen Turner in Red Hot Patriot. The Berkeley Rep does a lovely job with their shows. Their choices are current, thought-provoking and well-produced. The theater is comfortable and intimate (we've sat in the orchestra and one of the private balconies). Plus, the Rep is right downtown with easy access to great restaurants and nightlife. Parking is easy ($3 with validation) and BART is right around the corner. The bar right off the courtyard has a great lounge feel and delicious cocktails. We'll keep coming back!
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Recently enjoyed "Monsieur Chopin" in their Thrust Theater and was reminded why I love the Rep so much. They always deliver on their reputation for quality, original theater productions, and there really isn't a bad seat in the house. And compared to many theater productions, totally affordable. (They also offer half price tickets for those under age 30.)
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One of my favorite theaters. Polished, professional, quirky, intelligent and always fun and thought-provoking.
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As a subscriber since College Avenue days I've come to expect topnotch, world class theater and am almost never disappointed. Excellent casts, superb directing and always a creative, exciting program chosen by Tony Taccone.
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One of the best theatre companies. Always amazing shows. Great location. Easy parking. Lots of restaurants around to eat before the show. What a gem.
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I know we're in the minority here, criticizing the highly acclaimed Berkeley Rep, but that's just how it is. We saw "The Glass Menagerie" featuring Rita Moreno, and it was played as a comedy! I went with a friend to see a period comedy and it was so bad and so long that we left at intermission. We're from Chicago, which has excellent small theatre and this just isn't up to the standards we're used to.
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A wide range of current and traditional shows. Excellent casting sets and stage. Both theaters are relatively small presenting excellent seating and view lines. The "Thrust" theater allows the viewer to almost be a part of the play.
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Great theater with original productions right in the heart of the Berkeley theater district. It is really nice that downtown Berkeley is growing with more interesting things to see and do, including Berkeley Repertory Theater, Freight and Salvage, Jazz Cafe, and soon the new Berkeley museum and Pacific Film Archive just up the street.
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We are subscribers to Berkeley Rep, and I don't think we've ever been disappointed in a play we've seen--pretty much a sure thing if you're in town and would like to see great local theater. Really fine acting, directing, sets and lighting. Some great visiting companies call it home too (like Kneehigh Theatre). They commission original works from great playwrights too. In addition, there's the occasional speaker or special program (e.g., Science in the Theatre, which brings scientists from nearby Lawrence Berkeley Labs to discuss important science topics with a lay audience).