Culver City Public Theatre Announces Season 2009

Culver City Public Theatre
Announces Season 2009

News by Janet Thielke  |  July 23, 2009

Culver City Public Theatre presents its 11th season of free theater in Carlson Park for families and theatre fans of all ages! READ MORE



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Ted Lange to Let Freedom Ring
at the Stella Adler

LA STAGE INSIDER: Broadway, Cradle
and Shakespeare Society Return

Waiting for Lefty:
The choice between the dollar bill and a human life

Phantom’s Finale, Normal’s Next and
Mike Farrell Goes Blank

Week of August 30, 2010

Jack Stehlin & John Farmanesh-Bocca:
A Friendship Renewed for Titus Redux

Ovation Recommended Productions
August 27, 2010

LA Stage Insider

Nataki Garrett:
“to either be watermelon or not”

Summer’s Shakespearean Tales, Topdogs/Underdogs

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Week of August 23, 2010

Topdog/Underdog:
An Important Play, Well Done

A New Musical Created From Page to Stage

LATE’s War Cycle Shifts Focus

In the Theatre, Starting on Time is a Joke

Greater Expectations for L.A. Theater

LA STAGE INSIDER:
Six Extensions and a Closing

Matt Walker’s Troubies Spin A Wither’s Tale at the Falcon

Week of August 16, 2010

Dakin Matthews Parodies Charles McNulty and Steven Leigh Morris

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Making History at Oregon Shakespeare Festival

LA STAGE INSIDER

Ovation Recommended Productions
August 13, 2010

Psittacus: Searching for LA’s Theatre Identity

The Colony’s Free Man of Color
Themes Resonate with Today

REDCAT Announces Fall 2010 Season

Facing Your Vampires in [title of show]

Week of August 8, 2010

What’ll the Times Think Of Next?

Brewsie and Willie’s Past Parallels Our Present

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Becoming Norman Puts Dixon’s
Whole Life Out There

Stunning jigsaw puzzle that is life…

AlohaFest! Songs & Dances from Paradise

The Stakes Are Ridiculously High in Topdog/Underdog

Joanna Daniels Drives Becky’s New Car
at Pacific Resident Theatre

A New Play Harvest, an LA Times Shakespearean Drought

Los Angeles Female Playwrights Initiative
(LA FPI)

Jack Grapes Skews Shakespeare in
Circle of Will

NOTE and Shake and a Little Runt

Stepping Into The Teacher’s Shoes