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Using immersive theatre to support empathy, reflection & community connection

Using immersive theatre to support empathy, reflection & community connection
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Immersive theatre at The Marsh Berkeley explores grief and companionship, fostering empathy, reflection, and community connection.
Immersive theatre at The Marsh Berkeley explores grief and companionship, fostering empathy, reflection, and community connection.
Divestment Now! exhibit in the Rowell Exhibition Cases, Doe Library, showcases 1985 student‑led anti‑apartheid rallies, teach‑ins, and shantytown encampments.
Revolutionary Mexican Prints exhibit (The Bancroft Library Gallery) — Highlights from the library’s print collection trace the Taller de Gráfica Popular’s legacy from Posada to contemporary cross‑border artists.
Cal Berkeley women's tennis faces W35 Bakersfield at a neutral Bakersfield site, ages 35 and up.
Cal Berkeley Men's Swimming & Diving competes against Saint Mary's at Spieker Aquatics Complex.
Immersive 90‑minute theater at The Marsh Berkeley explores pet owners’ joy, devotion, grief, and loss, followed by optional facilitated discussion; $100 tickets support Bay Area animal charities.
Tell It On Tuesday at The Marsh Berkeley showcases solo storytelling and theater performances crafted by local artists.
One-woman comedy Saffron Confessions portrays an Iranian‑American dinner party with a single performer playing the whole family at The Marsh San Francisco Mainstage, ages 14 and up.
Saffron Confessions (The Marsh San Francisco Mainstage) — One-woman comedy about an Iranian‑American dinner party, performer plays perfectionist mom, moonshining uncle, radical grandmother, for ages 14 and up.