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Berkeley Repertory Theatre

Name: The Tale of Desperaux
Start: 2019-11-21
Location: Berkeley Repertory Theatre

2025 Addison St.
Berkeley, CA 94704
510-647-2949
BerkeleyRep.org
Berkeley-Downtown

The theatre has kept up such a high standard of excellence on its two stages in recent years that it stands head and shoulders above larger regional rivals.

Hours: Hours vary.

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