Presented by Ross Clark, Pasadena Playhouse Archivist
$15.00 – Members, $18.00 – Nonmembers 

Gilmore Brown had a dream to build a community theater in Pasadena, California.  His vision came to fruition in 1925 with the best equipped theater west of the Mississippi, and a “star factory” college that provided Hollywood with actors, directors, and choreographers. Ross Clark, archivist for the Pasadena Playhouse, takes us on a journey from the theatre’s opening to its closing in 1969, rebirth in the 1980s, and to the present when it is once again a powerhouse in regional theater with a Tony Award for excellence.  Please use the registration button to register.