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Senior Editor, KQED Arts & Culture. I had to, like, open the bruise up, and let some of the bruise blood come out to show them.
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Berkeley Rep’s ‘The Lunchbox,’ a sweet and sensory hit set in Mumbai, has been extended twice

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By Gabe Meline Verified, Zac Farber Verified
| Berkeleyside Verified
The cast of “The Lunchbox” perform in a dream sequence about Bhutan. Credit: Kevin Berne/Berkeley Rep Since it opened in May at Berkeley Rep, the world-premiere musical The Lunchbox has sold out night after night. Based on and hewing closely to the well-loved 2013 film, the show’s been extended twice already, and is, in plain terms, a bona fide hit.
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When Generator Punk Shows Ruled the Mission District

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By Gabe Meline Verified
| KQED Arts and Culture Verified
Arts & Culture Home / Arts From 1994–2002, a group of scrappy punks forged a template for today's guerrilla shows in San Francisco. Jun 30, 2026 Updated 10:55 am PT Mission District band Shotwell plays a generator show at the 16th and Mission BART plaza, circa late 1990s. (Karoline Collins) The scene: 16th and Mission BART in San Francisco, 1998. Trains careen underground, while above, another kind of noise is happening.
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It's No Secret: ‘The Lunchbox’ Continues to Pack ’Em in for a Reason

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By Gabe Meline Verified
| KQED Arts and Culture Verified
The Do List Home / Arts / The Do List Delightful and sweet, the world-premiere musical at Berkeley Rep seems destined for larger stages. Jun 26, 2026 Updated 10:16 am PT Kuhoo Verma stars as Ila in the world-premiere musical ‘The Lunchbox’ at Berkeley Rep. (Kevin Berne) Since it opened in May at Berkeley Rep, the world-premiere musical The Lunchbox has sold out night after night.
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