The Perils of Pasadena

The Perils of Pasadena

Editorial by Don Shirley  |  January 30, 2010

Pasadena Playhouse is in deep trouble. How might it affect other theaters, and who will come to the rescue? READ MORE.



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Culver City Performing Arts Grant Program

The Prolific Career of Scenic Designer Tom Buderwitz

Tim Wright, Circle X and The Good Book

Week of July 26, 2010

Looking for an intern?

Racquel Lehrman: “Theater Mom” in the Best Sense of the Word

The Drug Dealer of Inishmore, Songs and Dances

Ayckbourn’s Bedroom Farce Spotlights Marriage at the Odyssey

Week of July 22, 2010

Not What You Were Expecting?

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Humor is the Key for Sally Struthers on Stage & in Life

Redcat presents the 2010 New Original Works Festival

Actor James Gammon dies at 70

Weekly Round-Up

Does Equity Still Matter?

Arthur Miller’s Sons Still Packs a Punch

78 Free Summer Concerts

A Reflection on Four Places

Director David Schweizer Procreates
at the Odyssey

Playwright Henry Ong Weaves Fabric of Immigrant Lives

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Linda Purl Gives California Its Own International Theatre Festival

Director Gregg T. Daniel’s New Three Sisters at the Lower Depth

Week Two - Starting to Scratch the Surface

Orange County’s 3D Theatricals
Welcomes Dolly

Theatre Asylum Encores Best of the Fringe

Sacramento Rounds up Spamalot

Incredible Shrinking Coverage, Summer Shakespeare Shifts

Israel Hicks Dies at Age 66 After Battle With Cancer

Pasadena Playhouse Emerges From Bankruptcy

Davis Gaines Portrays Historical Richard Henry Lee in 1776

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Connie Chats

Director Bruce Gray Serves Black Coffee at Theatre 40

You Never Forget Your First

Weekly Round-Up

13th Annual Ojai Playwrights Conference

The Broad Stage: 2010-2011 Season

Dale Franzen: Championing Community at The Broad Stage

Free play reading series at Theatre West

Oanh Nguyen Brings The Who’s Tommy to Anaheim’s Chance

Why the Fringe Matters