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The pandemic has underscored the organization’s commitment to maximizing resources, making best use of technology, and raising awareness of equality, diversity and inclusion in local theaters.
In Orange County alone, 137 arts organizations and businesses in 27 cities received relief funds totaling more than $2.7 million.
Arts and culture organizations are moving forward with cautious optimism as events get planned for the new year. Here’s what Voice of OC writers are looking forward to.
After 28 years and around 400 productions, the theater company is giving up the Fullerton space which it has occupied since 1999.
Reeling from the coronavirus, local arts groups and artists get a lifeline thanks to an assist from Arts Orange County.
For many arts organizations struggling with the financial mayhem caused by the coronavirus pandemic, one issue could mean the difference between life and death.
With the Orange County Board of Supervisors taking steps to distribute $75 million in CARES Act funding, arts groups are advocating to be included among those eligible for those funds.
Many local arts groups are struggling, but there are also reasons for hope once we get to the other side of the pandemic.
Chance Theater unveils a staged reading of a newly-revised country music show by writer, musician and songwriter Joanna Garner, the company’s 2018 resident playwright.
Preview: Hamish Linklater’s 2013 debut play toys with our perceptions and has an eerie, spooky air well-suited to the Halloween season.