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Lakewood Playhouse was founded in |
Lakewood Playhouse was founded in 1938.<ref>[http://tpsonline.org/organizations/index.php?action=main_view&Org=80 Theatre Puget Sound - Lakewood Playhouse - Theatres and theatre producers in Seattle and the Puget Sound region<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> They currently have a 180-seat theatre in the [[Seattle metropolitan area]], at the [[Lakewood Towne Center]].<ref>[http://www.zvents.com/venues/show/9426-Lakewood-Playhouse Lakewood Playhouse in Lakewood, WA - Zvents<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> |
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Notable performances includes their January 2007 free staged reading of [[David Hare (dramatist)|David Hare]]'s controversial political commentary, ''[[Stuff Happens]]'', with a cast of twelve actors; the original production, in [[London]] in 2004, had sixty actors.<ref>[http://weeklyvolcano.typepad.com/spew/2007/01/controversial_h.html Spew: Controversial history rears its head in Lakewood<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Also, in Spring of 2009, Lakewood Playhouse performed Once in a Lifetime by Kaufmann and Hart, directed by Marcus Walker. |
Notable performances includes their January 2007 free staged reading of [[David Hare (dramatist)|David Hare]]'s controversial political commentary, ''[[Stuff Happens]]'', with a cast of twelve actors; the original production, in [[London]] in 2004, had sixty actors.<ref>[http://weeklyvolcano.typepad.com/spew/2007/01/controversial_h.html Spew: Controversial history rears its head in Lakewood<!-- Bot generated title -->]</ref> Also, in Spring of 2009, Lakewood Playhouse performed Once in a Lifetime by Kaufmann and Hart, directed by Marcus Walker. |
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Lakewood Playhouse is a theatreinLakewood, Washington.
Lakewood Playhouse was founded in 1938.[1] They currently have a 180-seat theatre in the Seattle metropolitan area, at the Lakewood Towne Center.[2]
Notable performances includes their January 2007 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.[3] Also, in Spring of 2009, Lakewood Playhouse performed Once in a Lifetime by Kaufmann and Hart, directed by Marcus Walker.
The Artistic Director for Lakewood Playhouse is Marcus Walker, the Education Director is Maggie Knott, and the Production Manager is James Venturini.[4]
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