The Berkeley Community Theatre is a theatre, located in Berkeley, California on the campus of Berkeley High School. The theater is used by Berkeley High School and the Berkeley Unified School District.
The theater building also holds the Florence Schwimley Little Theater, a smaller theater that is often used for Berkeley High School music and theater performances.
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... The theater lighting and sound systems in both the Berkeley Community Theater and the attached Florence Shwimley Little Theater have been neglected by district funds, and are in dire need of upgrades ... However, the citizens of Berkeley have directed funds towards the theater on numerous occasions ... Berkeley Voters, allocating around $15 million to the theater for renovation, passed measure AA in 2000 ...
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