By Adam BockDirected by Anne D'ZmuraThis dark comedy unfolds on the 9th floor of an office building, where legal temps toil in anonymity.  The dreary status quo is interrupted when the coworkers become aware of strange happenings on other floors.   As tensions rise, they start to wonder which they should fear more: the building or each other? See More

by Doug Wright; directed by Larissa Paige KokernotMadness. Pain. Censorship. Oppression.  What is more pornograpic, De Sade or social convention?Runs Feb 17 - March 10, 2012, Tuesdays through Saturdays at 8:00 pm.For tickets and other information, please visit www.calrep.org.See More

by Doug Wright; directed by Larissa Paige KokernotMadness. Pain. Censorship. Oppression.  What is more pornograpic, De Sade or social convention?Runs Feb 17 - March 10, 2012, Tuesdays through Saturdays at 8:00 pm.For tickets and other information, please visit www.calrep.org.See More

by Paul Mullin; directed by Eberhard Koehler"Time present and time past are both perhaps present in time future.  A hand slips; and humanity must live with the fallout.Showings: Tuesdays through Saturdays at 8 pm; please see website for preview or matinee showings.General admission $20; students, military, seniors (55+) $15General parking: $8; students $6 See More

by Tom Stoppard; directed by Thomas P. CookeHamlet's sidekicks are back.  Gambling with death and gamboling with Shakepeare.Showings: Tuesdays through Saturdays at 8 pm; please see website for preview or matinee showings.General admission $20; students, military, seniors (55+) $15General parking: $8; students $6See More

by Paul Mullin; directed by Eberhard Koehler"Time present and time past are both perhaps present in time future.  A hand slips; and humanity must live with the fallout.Showings: Tuesdays through Saturdays at 8 pm; please see website for preview or matinee showings.General admission $20; students, military, seniors (55+) $15General parking: $8; students $6 See More

by Carson Kreitzer; directed by Joanne Gordon.  As the father of atomic energy "dares to disturb the universe," this love song fuses male and female, creation and destruction, life and death. Exceptions to time: Oct 6-8 and Oct 13-15 @ 6 pm;Preview performance: Sept 22 @ 8 pm; Matinee performance: Sept 24 @ 2 pmSee More

CAL REP UPDATES THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY - THE MASCULINE IDENTITY CRISIS LOOMS AS WOMEN DOMINATE THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL“I have nothing, absolutely nothing against women. But would you want your daughter to marry one?!!” –Per Olov EnquistCalifornia Repertory Company announces the opening of their second production of the season on November 19th, The Night of the Tribades by Per Olov Enquist. Directed by Thomas Cooke, Tribades explores notorious Scandinavian playwright August…See More

CAL REP UPDATES THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY - THE MASCULINE IDENTITY CRISIS LOOMS AS WOMEN DOMINATE THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL“I have nothing, absolutely nothing against women. But would you want your daughter to marry one?!!” –Per Olov EnquistCalifornia Repertory Company announces the opening of their second production of the season on November 19th, The Night of the Tribades by Per Olov Enquist. Directed by Thomas Cooke, Tribades explores notorious Scandinavian playwright August…See More

CAL REP UPDATES THE BATTLE OF THE SEXES FOR THE 21ST CENTURY - THE MASCULINE IDENTITY CRISIS LOOMS AS WOMEN DOMINATE THE CAMPAIGN TRAIL“I have nothing, absolutely nothing against women. But would you want your daughter to marry one?!!” –Per Olov EnquistCalifornia Repertory Company announces the opening of their second production of the season on November 19th, The Night of the Tribades by Per Olov Enquist. Directed by Thomas Cooke, Tribades explores notorious Scandinavian playwright August…See More

Oppression, revolution, and the desire to build a new America - Clifford Odets resonates today with an urgent and vital poignancy. Directed by innovative UC San Diego theatre professor, Kim Rubinstein, Waiting for Lefty is based on the New York taxi driver strike of 1934. The first of Odets’ plays to be produced, it was originally staged by the acclaimed Group Theatre. Rubinstein observes: “We are living in depressed, desperate ...times. Not since the Depression has the country rocked on such…See More

Based on the New York taxi driver strike of 1934, this Depression-set, confrontational drama details oppression, revolution, and the desire to build a new America, resonating today with an urgent and vital poignancy.