Free Virtual Salon Explores Little-Known History Of Glendale
Based on true events and historical figures, 91201 Glendale: The Six Pianos of Miradero is part of Antaeus' The Zip Code Plays: Los Angeles podcast series.
By: A.A. Cristi
Discover the fascinating history of the City of Glendale and the shocking secrets of founder Leslie C. Brand. Antaeus Theatre Company, Brand Associates and the Glendale Historical Society present a free, online "Listening Session and Community Salon" to explore the story of Brand Park and the creative process behind the Antaeus audio drama 91201 Glendale: The Six Pianos of Miradero.
The event will begin with a shared listening of the play, followed by a discussion with playwright Alex Goldberg, director Lisa Sanaye Dring, cast member Kitty Swink and Glendale historian Arlene Vidor. Based on true events and historical figures, 91201 Glendale: The Six Pianos of Miradero is part of Antaeus' The Zip Code Plays: Los Angeles podcast series, now in its third season. Each play in the series is set in a different zip code, inviting listeners to discover little-known facts about the culture and diversity of Greater Los Angeles. Taking place Friday, Feb. 4 at 7 p.m. Register here. For more information visit www.Antaeus.org.
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