Choligarchy
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See Margaret Cho at Berkeley Rep, Sep 15–19, 2026. Choligarchy takes on fascism, inequality, and the ultra-rich with fearless humor. Official box office.
See Margaret Cho at Berkeley Rep, Sep 15–19, 2026. Choligarchy takes on fascism, inequality, and the ultra-rich with fearless humor. Official box office.
See Margaret Cho at Berkeley Rep, Sep 15–19, 2026. Choligarchy takes on fascism, inequality, and the ultra-rich with fearless humor. Official box office.
See Margaret Cho at Berkeley Rep, Sep 15–19, 2026. Choligarchy takes on fascism, inequality, and the ultra-rich with fearless humor. Official box office.
See Margaret Cho at Berkeley Rep, Sep 15–19, 2026. Choligarchy takes on fascism, inequality, and the ultra-rich with fearless humor. Official box office.
See Margaret Cho at Berkeley Rep, Sep 15–19, 2026. Choligarchy takes on fascism, inequality, and the ultra-rich with fearless humor. Official box office.
Graduate students from the Departments of African American and African Diaspora Studies and History of Art offer exhibition tours on selected Wednesdays at 12:15 PM, Sundays at 2 PM, and Free First Thursdays at 1:15 PM.
In 1985, UC Berkeley students, with support from faculty, staff, and labor unions, transformed the campus into the heart of a powerful anti-apartheid divestment campaign. They organized rallies, teach-ins, and shantytown encampments to protest the university's financial ties to companies profiting from South Africa's s…
Playreaders do exactly what the name says: it’s an interactive program where participants read aloud from plays, changing parts frequently so everyone gets a chance to bring theater to life. *Please Note: For this date only, we will be meeting on the 3rd floor in the Berkeley History Room Registration is not necessary…
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See Eduardo Machado’s The Cook at Berkeley Rep, Sep 4–Oct 11, 2026. One woman holds fast to a forty-year vow in an ever-changing Cuba. Official box office.