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Looking ahead, together. Can you support Cornerstone today?

Dear Friend,  Daylight is sneaking back in, gifts are being wrapped or worried about, and amidst the full spectrum of feelings that the holiday season brings about – we’ve been thinking about kitchen tables, dressing rooms, libraries, and gardens.  We’ve been asking people – where in your life do you experience equitable, vulnerable, and intimate…

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Meet DIRECT ADDRESS commissioned artist MARIO VEGA

For the past few months, Cornerstone has been working on DIRECT ADDRESS, a project that asks how theater can create a space for gathering, discourse, and dreaming at a time when we really need it in Los Angeles. We’re excited to introduce you to the commissioned artists we’re collaborating with on DIRECT ADDRESS. Over the next few weeks we’ll be sending out…

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Meet DIRECT ADDRESS commissioned artists FAHAD SIADAT & HEX

For the past few months, Cornerstone has been working on DIRECT ADDRESS, a project that asks how theater can create a space for gathering, discourse, and dreaming at a time when we really need it in Los Angeles. We’re excited to introduce you to the commissioned artists we’re collaborating with on DIRECT ADDRESS. Over the next few weeks we’ll be sending out…

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20 Years Since Lost Hills

August 5, 2024 From Paula Donnelly,Cornerstone’s Director of Engagement, formerly Institute Director We’re putting a sparkly ribbon on the fact that 20 years ago Cornerstone Theater Company did our first Institute Summer Residency in Lost Hills, CA, (pop. 1500-ish). For four weeks some Cornerstoners and 18 other (kind, generous, adventurous, thoughtful, talented) adults from across…

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Winston Rocha: At Home in San Pedro

One of the many pleasures awaiting audiences who come to see Pedro Play is the chance to see Winston Rocha onstage again. This celebrated stage, television and film actor last appeared in a Cornerstone production back in 2004, when he played Old Victorio in our first Summer Institute production: Waking Up in Lost Hills by…

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Cornerstone On Air – Episode 3

Venice Storytellers: Fence Wars Bruce Lemon: Welcome back to Cornerstone Theater Company On Air, our companion podcast, where we share our work, glimpses behind the curtain, and introduce you to our ensemble in the communities we tell stories with, for, and about. I’m your host, Bruce Lemon and ensemble member of Cornerstone Theater Company. Welcome…

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What Happens Next at Ivy Station

On Friday, March 25th at 7:30pm, Ivy Station in Culver City will screen the digital version of What Happens Next outside on their event lawn. The event is free and you can register on Eventbrite HERE. Screening begins at 7:30 p.m. PST Please bring your own chairs or blanket to enjoy the show. The show…

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Cornerstone On Air – Episode 2

Venice Storytellers: Shhh Bruce Lemon, Jr.: Welcome back to Cornerstone Theater Company On Air, a companion podcast, where we share our work glimpses behind the curtain and introduce you to our ensemble and communities we tell stories with, for and about. I’m your host, Bruce Lemon an ensemble member of Cornerstone Theater Company. This is…

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Cornerstone On Air – Episode 1

Venice Storytellers: When The Fences Were Only Three Feet Bruce Lemon, Jr.: Welcome to Cornerstone Theater Company On Air, a companion podcast, where we share our work glimpses behind the curtain and introduce you to our ensemble in the communities we tell stories with, for, and about, I’m your host, Bruce Lemon. And I am…

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Stream What Happens Next 11/11 – 11/17

In What Happens Next, a naive acting teacher struggles to find common ground with a group of veterans in an online drama therapy class. What Happens Next is a play created with, for, and about veterans and their loved ones, inspired by stories shared by the military community in San Diego. Written by Naomi Iizuka and…

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