The Jewelry Box
In this hilariously heartwarming story, a prequel to Copeland’s hit solo show ‘Not a Genuine Black Man’, a young Brian heads to the “mean streets” of Oakland to buy his mom a Christmas present.
Category: Performers
Wayne Harris – Mother’s Milk: A Blues and Gospel Play in Three Acts
Original songs, traditional blues and gospel classics come together to underscore an intricate and uplifting narrative on life, death and the Baptist Church (not to mention the best recipe ever for Banana Pudding).
Lisa Rothman – Date Night at Pet Emergency
Think you’d get right what your parents got wrong? Lisa sure did! But now she’s beginning to wonder.
Ongoing Cabaret Events
In the Berkeley Cabaret TUESDAYS The Writing Cabaret with Rebecca Fisher UPCOMING EVENINGS: March 8 | April 12 | May 10 | June 14 | July
Ann Randolph – Loveland
Randolph brings humanity to the role of Frannie Potts, an irreverent oddball trapped on a plane as she travels from California to Ohio to attend a family member’s funeral.
Megan Timpane – Having Cancer is Hilarious
Having Cancer is Hilarious is a true story about a 22 year old actress who finds out she has Stage 3 Hodgkin’s Lymphoma and is faced with 6 months of chemotherapy. Despite the misfortune of her diagnosis, she defeats her cancer and recounts some of the funniest moments and important lessons that came about during her treatment.
Sara Felder – Melancholy, A Comedy
Circus artist and solo theater veteran Sara Felder leads us from the Civil War to a Lincoln look-alike convention to the top of UC Berkeley’s Campanile in her new comedy about love, war and coloring outside the lines.
Karen Ripley – Oh No, There’s Men on the Land
Written & Performed by Karen Ripley August 15- October 3, 2015 | Berkeley Saturdays at 5pm Saturday, September 19 at 6pm My
David Kleinberg- Hey, Hey, LBJ
The Marsh Discovery Series presents HEY, HEY, LBJ Written and performed by David Kleinberg April 11 — May 3 | San Francisco
Don Reed – Stereotypo
A look through the eyes of 9 characters at the prejudgments we make on race, class, gender, physical handicap and more.