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the aves

Fri, May 2
Berkeley Repertory Theatre

About this event

Written by Jiehae Park and directed by Knud Adams, 'the aves' is a world premiere performance set in a park where an old man and an old woman chat about birds and place bets on the rain, revealing deeper themes of human connection, memory, and aging. The play is characterized by humor, surrealism, and tenderness, reflecting the unique style of its acclaimed playwright. It runs from May 2 to June 8, 2025, at Peet's Theatre in Berkeley, CA. The event includes closed captioning, audio descriptions, and family-friendly educational workshops during select matinees.

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