QUICK TAKES - April 24, 2009
Productions of “Carousel,” “A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum” and “How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying” will headline a truncated 2010 season at Reprise Theatre Company.
Instead of a fourth production, the company is producing a special series of concerts, revues and readings celebrating the music of Richard Rodgers. The events will take place in venues across L.A. this fall.
Jason Alexander, who is completing his first full season as the company’s artistic director, said the shortened 2010 lineup was due to scheduling conflicts with UCLA Live, which uses the same theater.
“We’re actually finishing the current season in good shape,” he said. “We’re financially sound.”
-- David Ng
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