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  2. Beck Center for the Arts - Wikipedia

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    The group moved onto its current site in Lakewood, Ohio in a theater originally designed for the movies, the Lucier, in 1938. They redesigned the interior space for live plays and purchased the building in 1943. In the following decades, the group bought up contiguous land, and, in 1972 began a capital campaign to build a new center.

  3. Lakewood Playhouse - Wikipedia

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    Current events; Random article; About Wikipedia; ... Lakewood Playhouse was founded in 1938. [1] ... at the Lakewood Towne Center. [2] [3] External links

  4. Great Lakes Theater - Wikipedia

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    The repertoire expanded to other plays beginning in 1965. [3] To better capture that scope, the name was changed to Great Lakes Theater Festival (GLTF) in 1985. In 1982, the GLTF moved from Lakewood to the Ohio Theater in Cleveland to become the first resident company in Playhouse Square, [6] an historic district home to several 1920s venues. [7]

  5. Bucks County Playhouse offering a four-show package ... - AOL

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    Bucks County Playhouse will kick off its 85th season with a production of Michael Frayn's "Noises Off" in May. Find out what else is coming in 2024.

  6. Cellairis Amphitheatre - Wikipedia

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    In May 2009, Aaron’s stepped in with a naming-rights agreement and between 2009-2015 the venue carried the title of Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood, before becoming its classic name of Lakewood Amphitheatre once again in 2016. Since November 2017 it got a new sponsor and is known as Cellairis Amphitheatre at Lakewood. [2]

  7. Paul Sills' Story Theatre - Wikipedia

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    The Story Theatre opened on Broadway at the Ambassador Theatre on October 26, 1970 and closed on July 3, 1971, after 243 performances and 14 previews. Directed by Paul Sills, it featured Paul Sand, Valerie Harper, Richard Schaal, Peter Bonerz, Melinda Dillon, Richard Libertini and Hamilton Camp. Linda Lavin joined the cast as a replacement. [3]

  8. Lakewood Theater (Madison, Maine) - Wikipedia

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    The trolley cars have long since passed from the scene but the footlights at Lakewood continue to illuminate the theatrical tradition they began. No other playhouse more justly deserves the reputation of being the first summer theater in America. It was the wellspring of a theatrical tradition now firmly implanted on the American cultural scene ...

  9. Large fire burns Lakewood events center Monday. Traffic on ...

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    Firefighters battled heavy fire at a Lakewood events center building just before midnight Sunday. Fire crews were dispatched to the 11500 block of Bridgeport Way Southwest.