Humor, Poetry and Song Adapted by Lance Davis
Readers’ Theater
Saturday, March 14 @ 8:00pm
Sunday, March 15 @ 3:00pm
80 minutes of entertainment and fellowship, celebrating the tiny island that sent so many of her emigrants, to make America great.
Learn more about our Readers’ Theater Series here
Shakespeare had Elizabeth; Moliere had Louis XIV. We need you! If you enjoy what we do, please consider a donation. Ticket sales can only cover a portion of our costs. PNT has never been in debt in 17 seasons, thanks to you. We are one of the few theaters our size in Los Angeles that pays its artists, not what they deserve, to be sure, but above the Actors Equity minimum. Your donation allows us to pay artists and our overhead and still keep our programs available to all members of the community.
Well first of all, click here for Hoyt Hilsman’s PNT promo in Pasadena Now! Thank you, Hoyt, for banging the PNT drum, and letting folks know about our new “Radio Theater” pivot. “Alexa! Play Parson’s Nose Radio Theater!” Now then…. We’re on…Mars! Did you see that landing yesterday! I was tearing up. 293 million miles! …continue reading »
AMERICAN POEMS TO STIR OUR HEARTS Thanks, Amanda! Serendipity. The day after we launched our latest radio theater podcast “Ten Poems for America”, Amanda Gorman lit up the Inauguration podium with “The Hill We Climb”. Poetry literally took center stage once again. Poetry is our most intense literary expression of feeling and thought, through style …continue reading »
Hans Christian Andersen was born in a small village, Odense, a hundred miles north of Denmark’s bustling capital, Copenhagen. His father was a poor cobbler who became mentally ill, as did his grandfather. His mother scrubbed the clothes of the rich in the cold river Odense, with legs wrapped in straw and the flask of …continue reading »
