Don’t Miss a Moment at Berkeley Rep’s “The Hills of California” with Accessible Dates

This week, catch The Hills of California at Berkeley Rep in a captioned performance. Jez Butterworth’s witty, poignant exploration of family and home comes vividly to life, making it the perfect kickoff to a November of accessible performances across the Bay Area.

Continue with Stereophonic, a Tony-winning dive into a 1976 music studio world, where sound and story collide with open captions and ASL interpretation. At Berkeley Rep, Mother of Exiles tells a stirring tale of ancestry and immigration, connecting 1898 Angel Island to today’s world—with close captioning at multiple performances. Musical theatre fans can catch the high-energy, socially charged Kinky Boots, or the inspiring suffrage saga SUFFS, available with audio description. Dance lovers are invited into MOMIX’s surreal Alice, where Wonderland springs to life in motion and sound. And opera audiences are equally well served with Wagner’s Parsifal, open-captioned for every performance, and The Monkey King, a bilingual blend of puppetry, dance, and epic myth.

On the Stage

Día de Los Muertos

Classical | San Francisco Symphony
November 1 | Tickets

This dynamic concert program, conducted by Lina González-Granados, features traditional music with contemporary works honoring the rich heritage of this ancient holiday. 

View the Program

More Events

• Sally & Tom | Marin Theatre | Now – November 23
• Beethoven 5 & Falla | San Francisco Opera | November 1
• Third Coast Percussion & Salar Nader | Cal Performances | November 1
• Mariza | Stanford Live | November 5

Next Line

• The Oakland Museum of California needs your eyes and ears. More than 1,000 stolen items could be hiding in flea markets, antique shops, or online—and your tip could help authorities recover priceless items which were taken in one of the Bay Area’s biggest cultural heists.
• “In addition to its musical rewards, this Parsifal was a cornucopia of visual delights.” Check out the SF Chronicle review of San Francisco Opera’s latest production.