Pearl Ong's solo show Night Driver, winner of the 2025 BroadwayWorld SF Bay Area Award for Best Cabaret/Concert/Solo Performance, will return to The Marsh Berkeley for an encore run of performances.
Moth StorySLAM winner Dara Kosberg brings her solo dark comedy HOMECOMING to the Hollywood Fringe Festival at the Madnani Theater in Los Angeles, exploring grief, identity, and a complicated mother-daughter relationship.
Pearl Louise's debut solo show, directed by David Ford, traces a Black family's journey from Louisiana to 1980s East Oakland amid the crack epidemic.
Wayne Harris, co-director of the Formerly Incarcerated People’s Performance Project, will present Drapetomania at The Marsh Berkeley this May.
Continuing its efforts towards suicide prevention, The Marsh has set its free performances of Brian Copeland's The Waiting Period for this spring both in San Francisco and in Berkeley, this spring and summer.
Opera singer Amy Bouchard will make her debut at The Marsh San Francisco with the world premiere of Amadeus Never Gives Me the Blues, a new musical solo show tracing the genesis of her artistry.
Continuing its efforts towards suicide prevention, The Marsh has set its free performances of The Waiting Period for this February and March.
The Marsh Berkeley will present PASS THE NAILS AND SHAME THE DEVIL, written and performed by Pearl Louise and directed by David Ford, from March 7 through April 18.
Lawyer and retired judge Amy Oppenheimer will bring her solo performance debut Looking for Justice (In All the Wrong Places) to The Marsh Berkeley after five decades in the making.
The Marsh will present free performances of THE WAITING PERIOD, written and performed by Brian Copeland, on Friday, January 23 and Thursday, January 29, 2026, at 7:00 p.
The Waiting Period, a poignant show by Brian Copeland, will be staged at The Marsh Berkeley.
The Marsh Berkeley will welcome audiences to the pulse of 1976 with Marga Gomez’s Spanish Stew, the acclaimed writer/performer’s 15th solo work.
Award-winning playwright and actor Brian Copeland’s family-friendly holiday show The Jewelry Box ushers in the season with two special performances at The Marsh.
The Marsh Berkeley will extend the World Premiere engagement of acclaimed playwright and performer Wayne Harris’ Drapetomania, directed by David Ford.
Continuing its efforts towards suicide prevention, The Marsh will offer free performances of The Waiting Period in Berkeley this October and November.
BroadwayWorld talks to Brian Copeland about 'The Waiting Period,' his searingly honest and surprisingly humorous life-saving solo show which will have its 500th performance September 20th at The Marsh Berkeley, coincidingBrian Copeland could easily point to any number of impressive achievements from
The Marsh Berkeley will present the World Premiere engagement of acclaimed playwright and performer Wayne Harris’s Drapetomania, an exploration of political dissent and the tools of oppression that can be employed to silence protesters.
The Marsh and award-winning playwright Brian Copeland have teamed up once again to offer no-cost performances to the public of the deeply moving and surprisingly funny show The Waiting Period in Berkeley this August and September.
The Marsh San Francisco will send writer/performer Pearl Ong’s Night Driver into the fast lane once again after a wildly successful Marsh run this spring.
The Marsh San Francisco will present a new work from Koorosh Ostowari, Grandma’s Million-Dollar Scheme.
