The East Bay Chapter of the Berkeley Haas Alumni Network invites you to join us at the Altarena Playhouse in Alameda for the musical, “Pal Joey”. 

Altarena Playhouse is the oldest continuously operating community theater in the Bay Area, since 1938. The show (musical) is “Pal Joey”: 

Sunday, April 28th, 2PM matinee – (doors from the street to the lobby open at 1PM, and doors from the lobby to the performance theater open at 1:30PM). 
Coffee, Cookies, Wine, Beer, Mimosas, etc. available for purchase in the lobby before the play and during intermission.

After the show, you can take a short drive to Park Street in Alameda and enjoy a delicious meal at one of the fine restaurants on that street. 

Register Here 

ABOUT THE PLAY 
Anti-hero Joey Evans is a charming and manipulative Chicago nightclub singer with grand ambitions. He’s willing to use others to achieve those ambitions, including naive admirer Linda and wealthy seductress Vera. 

Far ahead of its time for its frank depiction of characters and social themes, Pal Joey will keep you guessing who is using whom. The memorable Rodgers & Hart score includes the standards “Bewitched, Bothered and Bewildered” and “I Could Write a Book.”