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Lawrence Community Theatre celebrates its 30th anniversary
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Friday, Feb. 9, 2007
In this week's Pulse Podcast, we visit with Mary Doveton, director of the Lawrence Community Theatre, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary this year. She gives us a brief history of the theater, then talks about a Valentine's Day event that will feature a retrospective of love songs from some of the theater's three decades of productions. A few of the performers drop by to give us a preview. And finally, a look at the weekend's best bets in arts and entertainment.
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bastet 11 years, 2 months ago
The theatre would like nothing better than to stay in the downtown area. However, although many possiblities have been considered, no plan was financially feasible given the requirements of renovation. It is too bad that a downtown location has to be abandoned, but think of the wonderful opportunity to expand the theatre's offerings to the community!
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