Zellerbach Hall

A reported case of vandalism occurred at Zellerbach on March 23 after an employee reported two floor-to-ceiling windows and a display case broken, according to UCPD Sgt. Thomas Wing. 

On March 5, audience members filed into Zellerbach Hall to watch a company whose reputation is synonymous with excellence. Presented by Cal Performances, the Joffrey Ballet showcased a riveting program that spanned genre, mood and style.

On the surface, ballet and comedy do not immediately go together. Yet, the Trocks made this combination seem only natural, artfully leaving the audience with both laughter and gender-bending food for thought.

Through Sneed's musicality and showmanship, members of the hall were transported back and forth in era, or held in the present as a 25-minute rendition of a fluttery “Joy to the World” flew by in a joyous blur.

Zellerbach Hall welcomed back the Danish String Quartet with fanatical fervor, and the group certainly deserved the afternoon’s applause.

A strong-arm robbery occurred on Lower Sproul Plaza in front of Zellerbach Hall late Sunday night, according to a notification from UCPD.

Like I always said and still say to this day to myself and those around me, “You got to speak it into existence!” 

Geffen described how the impacts of COVID-19 have forced many to confront how tenuous existence is at both the individual and organizational levels.

Sneed made sure to keep the gospel sentiment strong in each song he played by eliciting audience interactions.

Coinciding with the 400th anniversary of enslaved Africans’ forced arrival to the United States, Cal Performances presented Damien Sneed’s latest intersectional multimedia production on Thursday.