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The Marsh 2120 Allston Way, Berkeley
Written & Performed by Kathryn Seabron
Directed by Lynn Vidal
Produced in Association with Bay Area Women’s Theatre Festival
NOW EXTENDED: Apri...
The Marsh 2120 Allston Way, Berkeley
April 11-May 3, 2025 at Potrero Stage in S.F.
Written in collaboration with Jared Mezzochhi, who also directed Syrian-Armenian-American theatre and film artist Sona Tatoyan, a tribe of Karagöz Puppets, and oud player Ara Dinkjian.
A West Coast premiere directed by Nailah Unole dida-Nese'ah Harper-Malveaux.
April 24-May 3, 2025 at Z Below
A Meditation on Loneliness.Hold on? Or leave it behind? Two isolated humans unravel and examine the thing they love the most.
April 26 - May 25, 2025
Streaming performances May 20-25
Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Lynn Nottage weaves the tumultuous interplay of race, sex, politics, religion, and the post-war sentiment of 1950s America
BAWTF20 for $20 tickets. Not valid for opening night, Sunday matinees, limit four per customer.
Inspired by the success of similar events, a group born out of the “Yeah, I Said Feminist” Theater Salon is organizing the first Bay Area Women’s Theatre Festival showcasing work written by, directed by and done by women+ and non-binary artists.
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