Lakewood Playhouse
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Lakewood Playhouse is a theatre in Lakewood, Washintgon, considered to be one of the main points of interest for the City of Lakewood.[1]
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[edit] Mission statement
Lakewood Playhouse, the cultural heart of our diverse community, creates engaging and entertaining theatre celebrating the human experience through the stories [that] we tell.
[edit] History
Lakewood Playhouse was founded in 1938.[2] They currently have a 180-seat theatre in the Seattle metropolitan area, at the Lakewood Towne Center.[3]
In January of 2007, Lakewood Playhouse did a free staged reading of David Hare's controversial political commentary, Stuff Happens, with a cast of twelve actors; the original production, in London in 2004, had sixty actors.[4]
The Artistic Director for Lakewood Playhouse is Marcus Walker, the Managing and Marketing Director is Scott Campbell, the Education Director is Maggie Knott, and the Technical Director is Ali Criss.[5]
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[edit] References
- ^ Lakewood Chamber of Commerce - Attractions
- ^ Theatre Puget Sound - Lakewood Playhouse - Theatres and theatre producers in Seattle and the Puget Sound region
- ^ Lakewood Playhouse in Lakewood, WA - Zvents
- ^ Spew: Controversial history rears its head in Lakewood
- ^ Seattle Performs - Lakewood Playhouse, Lakewood Theatre, Founded in 1938, Artistic Director: Marcus Walker, Theatre Puget Sound Member - Lakewood Theater, Lakewood Plays
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