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Something Rotten Berkeley Playhouse At Julia Morgan Theater Tickets & Info
Don't miss the uproarious and heartwarming musical 'Something Rotten' at Berkeley Playhouse's Julia Morgan Theater on July 12, 2025. This Tony Award-nominated show offers a hilarious twist on the life of William Shakespeare, featuring a vibrant ensemble cast and a score that includes standout numbers like 'It's Tough Being the Bard.' With its clever nods to Shakespeare's most famous works, including a playful take on 'To be or not to be,' and a touching subplot about Nigel's love interest, 'Something Rotten' promises an unforgettable night of laughter and music. Praised as 'The funniest musical in at least 400 years,' it's a celebration of creativity, love, and the enduring power of theater. Secure your tickets now and be part of this extraordinary theatrical experience that champions diversity and inclusion at every turn.
Berkeley Playhouse At Julia Morgan Theater
Nestled in the heart of Berkeley, the Julia Morgan Theater is a beacon of creativity and culture, currently dazzling audiences with 'Something Rotten Berkeley'. This historic venue, renowned for its antique safety drape and modern safety standards, offers a unique blend of charm and contemporary comfort. Its elevated seating reveals hidden nuances of stage design, with luxury chairs in the center providing an unparalleled view. The theater is not just a performance space but a launchpad for talent, having nurtured community artists who've gone on to significant careers. Amid challenges like the global health emergency, it showcased resilience with digital productions, including a memorable virtual 'You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown'. For those journeying from the Berkeley university campus, a short hike south on Telegraph Avenue leads to this artistic haven. Don't miss the chance to experience 'Something Rotten Berkeley' in a setting where history and artistry collide.