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Information on auditions, the current production, playwright, and play dates!
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Stolen Fire will be producing John Lane's Good Breeding, at the Pewter Plough Playhouse in 2008. More information to follow.
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San Luis Obispo Little Theatre - Celebrating their 60th year of Community Theatre Houselights Theater - Bringing live theatre to Morro Bay! Pewter Plough Playhouse - The Jewel Box of Community Theatres Santa Maria Civic Theater - Founded in 1959 as the first organization in Santa Maria to provide continuous live theatre performances. The Brickyard Theatre - Atascadero's Best Kept Secret!
"I saw a play the other week (plays are nothing to films, nothing. Theater is dead but sometimes I like to go and watch the corpse decompose)..." from Stephen Fry's novel, "Making History"
What Makes Sanctum Different — and Necessary The Issue: Theatre people regularly intone, “The Theatre is Dead,” with a knowing wink. Like all humorous clichés, it contains truth. But with between 15-25 productions opening a week across the United States, how can it be said that theatre is dead? First, let’s look at what’s currently onstage
This is a request for money. Some people say: "Theater is dead." I agree. I think that, if we crawl into the coffin of theater, we will find a quiet cobwebby space where something can happen, where - against all odds - a real experience can ignite. {This link is dead, although the Science Project is not.}
A conspiracy of shadows a manifesto for a theatre beyond cultural subsistence Even blood leaves a shadow. As does the false smile learned by countless cultural managers and manipulators. SHADOW HOUSE PITS will not be a vehicle for affirming cultural orthodoxy. Rather it seeks to challenge accepted cultural and social stereotypes.
In the age of tell-it-like-it-is journalism (Rush Limbaugh, moderator) an admission. It's all true; American Theatre IS dead. Let's admit this and get it out of the way now.
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