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S. MARK TAPER FOUNDATION
PLAYHOUSE
In 2000,
Deaf West Theatre (DWT) received a generous
grant from the S. Mark Taper Foundation
to help fund the renovation of DWT’s
approximately 2,500 square foot facility.
In addition to renovations and improvements
made to the theatre itself, DWT was also
able to renovate and occupy the 5114 Lankershim
Boulevard property, creating an office space,
green room, rehearsal room, dressing rooms
and storage directly next door to the resident
theatre. In gratitude, the renovated theatre
space has been named the S. Mark Taper Foundation
Playhouse. Thank you to Executive Director,
Ray Reisler, and everyone at the S. Mark
Taper Foundation for helping DWT improve
its artistic environment and create a new
home.
Pictures from
our marquee dedication and ribbon cutting
ceremony
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Artistic Director, Ed Waterstreet
(Left) and Ray Reisler, Executive
Director of the S. Mark Taper
Foundation, cut the ribbon to
newly renovated theater.
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Ed and Ray with Paul Arnie,
Field Representative of Assembly
member Dario Frommer's Office
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Ed with Lisa Dinkins, Field
Representative of Council member
Tom LaBonge's Office
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Ed with Damian Carol, Field
Representative of Senator Jack
Scott's Office. Cath Kiwitt
interpreting.
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