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The Marsh Berkeley Presents "Can You Dig It?: The '60s" User Submitted

When: Saturdays, 5 p.m. and Saturdays, 5:30 p.m. Continues through July 29 2018
Phone: 415-282-3055 (Monday through Friday, 1-4pm)
Email: marsh@themarsh.org
Price: $20
themarsh.org/can_you_dig_it/don-reed-berkeley-2
Due to popular demand, Don Reed’s wonderfully wild autobiographical trilogy "Can You Dig It?: The ‘60s" will transfer to The Marsh Berkeley. Hot on the heels of the hilarious and critically acclaimed "East 14th" and "The Kipling Hotel," Reed (HBO, "Snap Judgment," Amazon Prime) takes Bay Area audience members on a nostalgic ride through the amusing and oftentimes turbulent 1960s and beyond. Reed’s solo show takes place before his father became a pimp, before little Donnie was forced into that door-knocking religion, and includes some mind-blowing and unbelievably true tales never before revealed in the original production.

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