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Landmark is talking to our community about their working lives. We want to know, what do you do for work?
Landmark’s production of Working: A Musical opens May 27 and runs through June 12. Tickets and information online at https://lblandmark.org/working/
As we embark on our production of Working, our first show back after more than 2 years, we are examining what it means to work. Our work is unfolding not only in our rehearsal room, but also in our local community.
All of us are defined by our work. By our hopes and dreams and by our individual struggle to build something larger than ourselves.
Join us as we share the stories of Long Beach’s working lives through an online video series that includes local artisans, tradespeople, executives, service workers, and more, as well as the stories of Landmark’s artists – of their careers and working lives.
This story will unfold on Landmark’s social media – Facebook & Instagram – as well as on our website at https://lblandmark.org/working
Landmark is proud to announce that tickets to our May/June production of Working: A Musical have gone on sale starting today, April 28.
Tickets range from $15-$50 and the production runs Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm and Sundays at 7pm from May 27 through June 12.
Get tickets now at https://lblandmark.org/working
Landmark is thrilled to announce three upcoming productions, continuing our commitment to challenging works that engage and inspire.
From the heart of Long Beach, we are presenting a slate of fully realized musical theater productions that illuminate and address the current social climate and issues affecting our local community and the world.
Details have been announced online at https://lblandmark.org/upcoming
Landmark has officially announced an open call for auditions for Working: A Musical. Read the full audition announcement on the auditions page.
Landmark is thrilled to again be a part of Long Beach Gives. Please consider joining us for our city’s annual day of online giving on September 24.
On Friday, June 18, 2021, Landmark was honored to participate in the “Paletas and a Movie” event at Cesar Chavez Elementary School; a family friendly celebration of learning, community, vaccinations, theatre, and paletas!!
Landmark was thrilled to present “The Great Kapok Tree” a bilingual presentation of the book by Lynne Cherry with music by Long Beach’s own Paul Boyd-Batstone.
In collaboration with The Long Beach Unified School District, Dr. Juan Benitez – Board of Education LBUSD District 3, Councilwoman Mary Zendejas, Long Beach Forward, and TCC Family Health, this event was the perfect summer kick-off!
Landmark is thrilled to be a part of Long Beach Gives 2020. Early Donations begin on September 17 and the big day is September 24.
Next at Long Beach Landmark Theatre Company will be a summertime special event on June 27 – Landmark’s “Summer Celebration”. Details about this event will be forthcoming, but save the date!
Landmark’s next major production will be Stephen Sondheim’s Assassins – opening October 23 and running into November. A multiple Tony Award-winning theatrical tour-de-force, Assassins combines Sondheim’s signature blend of intelligently stunning lyrics and beautiful music with a panoramic story of our nation’s culture of celebrity and the violent means some will use to obtain it, embodied by America’s four successful and five would-be presidential assassins. Bold, original, disturbing and alarmingly funny, Assassins is perhaps the most controversial musical ever written.
“The show, presented by the Long Beach Landmark Theatre Company, has been extended due to wild popularity through November 24th, and is the hot ticket centerpiece of this fall season’s offerings, helmed and choreographed by Landmark’s Artistic Director Megan O’Toole, with near-perfect craftsmanship.“