Transcendence Theatre Company Marks Milestones At Close Of 2019 'Broadway Under The Stars' Summer Season
By: Stephi Wild
Transcendence Theatre Company made several strides during its eighth "Broadway Under the Stars" summer season and made a special announcement during final performances presented at its outdoor venue at Jack London State Historic Park in Glen Ellen, Calif.
After eight years of presenting concert and musical revue productions, the professional, Sonoma County based non-profit theater company presented its first Broadway musical - opening its 2019 "Broadway Under the Stars" summer season with the Tony-Award and Pulitzer Prize winning musical "A Chorus Line." Directed by Amy Miller, the outdoor production "A Chorus Line" sold out each of its June performances. "2019 was a stellar summer season and one of our best yet," said Transcendence Theatre Company Co-Executive Director, Stephan Stubbins. "After selling out all eight performances of 'A Chorus Line' and creating millions of meaningful moments in Jack London State Historic Park and beyond, we can't thank our community, supporters, and patrons enough for all they've made possible both on and off the stage this summer." At its final weekend of performances in September, Transcendence Theatre Company announced the company will produce the Broadway musical "Chicago" for the opening of its 2020 "Broadway Under the Stars" season.
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