Fountain Theatre To Install Outdoor Stage During Pandemic | ColoradoBoulevard.net

The Fountain Theater, painted by artist Matthew Hill, shows the proposed stage and seating area (Photo – Fountaintheatre.com)

The new performance area will accommodate audiences aged 50-84, with seven rows of chairs, each row 6 feet apart, and 12 high tables, 6 feet apart, for customers from the same "bubble" family. Of course, every aspect of the outdoor performance area will comply with COVID-19 safety guidelines.

Stephen Sachs, Artistic Director of Fountains, said: "The most painful aspect of the past ten months has been the separation from our customers and our art form. Before our indoor theater reopens, the outdoor stage will be a The exciting performance venue is also the hub of our education and community participation program."

The generous sponsors of the theater provided part of the funds so that hungry theater lovers could wait anxiously for the performance. The mission of the Fountain Theater is to create, develop, and publicly produce dramas that reflect the diversity of Los Angeles, provide services to young people through education and publicity programs, and improve the lives of the public through community participation activities. The theater has won wide acclaim and praise across the country. Admired, has won more than 200 awards for his outstanding artistic achievements, and is a leader in the Los Angeles theater industry.

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Virtual events are being produced, including at 2:00 pm on January 24, 2021 (Sunday): "Los Angeles Theater pays tribute to Ed Krieger", a virtual memorial for long-time theater photographer Ed Krieger.

Krieger died on December 16, 2020. Sachs expresses his condolences:

The Los Angeles theater community has lost a dear friend. For decades, Ed has recorded the production history of the local stage in Southern California through his camera lens.

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The tribute will last 90 minutes and will include a slide show of Ed's photos, as well as live broadcasts and pre-recorded recommendations from members of the Los Angeles theater community. (Register to participate in the event and upload photos and/or recommendations)

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