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Pasadena Playhouse emerges from bankruptcy
Pasadena Playhouse officials said the theater company emerged Wednesday from Chapter 11 bankruptcy, after its financial reorganization plan was approved by a Los Angeles court. “We are deeply grateful for the collective support that has allowed the Playhouse to expeditiously … Continue reading
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Weekend guide: Earth Day festivities and a one-of-a-kind market for homegrown goods
Friday, April 23 “DIRT!” at the Raymond A movie screening at the historic Raymond Theatre is nothing to pass up. For the first time in decades, the theater will be open for a screening of “DIRT!” to kick off Greening … Continue reading
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Tagged Armory Center for the Arts, art, Chuan, DIRT!, documentary, downtown, Earth Day, film, Greening the Earth Day, historic, Langham Huntington Hotel and Spa, Los Angeles, Pasadena, Raymond, screening, shop local, Spa, swap meet, The Huntington Spa, theater, Unique LA
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‘Pasadena Babalon’: The world of Jack Parsons, on stage at Caltech
>>GO “Pasadena Babalon” lives in the in-between space of things we know and don’t know about John Whiteside Parsons. Jack, they called him; He, the young genius of a nascent aerospace industry as it emerged in Southern California, of the … Continue reading
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Tagged Brian Brophy, Caltech, George Morgan, Jack Parsons, JPL, Pasadena Babalon, play, production, TACIT, theater, world premiere
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Scenes from ‘Baby It’s You’ at the Pasadena Playhouse
>>GO Now at the Pasadena Playhouse: “Baby It’s You,” a musical about the groundbreaking girl group, The Shirelles, and the woman who discovered them. She was Florence Greenberg, a New Jersey housewife who went on to build her own independent … Continue reading
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Tagged Baby It's You, Florence Greenberg, musical, Pasadena Playhouse, reviews, Scepter Records, The Shirelles, theater
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