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12 by 12/12
For I can raise no money by vile means … Julius Caesar, Act 4, Scene 3
We love our supporters – know that we are honored every time you attend an event, or sign your child up for a class, or tell a friend about us. We cherish every donation that comes into us, and are so grateful you chose us, when there are thousands of options – the world needs help. We believe that art saves lives and that arts communities change the world, one neighborhood at a time. We are both of those things. And we are growing because there is a demand for us in so many underserved pockets of our city. If every person on our mailing list, every fan on Facebook, and every follower on Twitter donated just $12.00 by 12/12, then our youth arts program would have over $12,000! 
- enough to pay a two assistant teachers for a year;
- enough to rent a theatre for classes, rehearsals and performances for 10 months;
- enough to sponsor two full Shakespeare in the City productions;
- or enough to start our Watts and Inglewood programs!
Other ways to give by 12/12
- $120
- $1,200
- $12,000
- or any amount you choose.
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You will receive an immediate email confirmation of your donation, which you can use for tax purposes. Donors of $50 and up are acknowledged on our website…
A Mid-City Night’s Dream
This night I hold an old accustomed feast,
Whereto I have invited many a guest,
Such as I love; and you among the store,
One more, most welcome, makes my number more.
It’s a Beautiful day in our Neighborhood – and Mid-City is ready for some Shakespeare.
Tickets are on sale now for “A Mid-City Night’s Dream. Los Angeles Drama Club’s Annual Gala is proud to celebrate “Shakespeare in the City” this year, in the heart of Los Angeles’ Mid-City. Guests will experience the hottest ticket of the 2014 – our very own young Players (ages 7-16) performing Shakespeare opposite a select group of distinguished and celebrated actors.
Encounter Shakespeare’s favorite characters, in a magical setting, tucked behind an ivy-covered wall in a dynamic neighborhood in our beautiful city …
Please take a moment to explore further … and if you’d like to be a part of it all, email us.
Art Saves Lives.
If you don’t believe it, come meet our kids.
Take a look
Watch highlights from our previous Benefits. See why PBS SoCal named the Los Angeles Drama Club “Community Champions.” Discover the inspiration behind Shakespeare in the City. Get an insider view of our work.
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Ready to join us? Email us.
Shakespeare Youth Festival Los Angeles
Tickets are now available for the Shakespeare Youth Festival Los Angeles at the Lyric Theatre, at 520 N. La Brea.
Two Gentlemen of Verona
May 3 & 4 at 12:30 pm
May 10 & 11 at 12:30 pm
Richard III
May 3 & 4 at 3:30 pm
May 10 & 11 at 3:30 pm
Tickets: $10.00
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Summer with Los Angeles Drama Club
July 14 through August 1, 2013
LADC is pleased to offer two programs this year – our 6th Annual Summer Shakespeare Intensive, and Queen Elinor’s School of Knighthood and Chivalry. Our programs are designed for students entering Grade 2 – Grade 9 in Fall 2014. For some activities, the participants are divided according to age, and for others, they will work together as a group. In some group activities, the older participants will serve as mentors to the younger; the younger students learn by example, and the older gain valuable leadership experience.
Summer with LADC is held at The Lyric Theatre at 520 N. La Brea Ave. Each week will offer unique content, and those who choose to do multiple weeks will have the opportunity to build on their experiences of the prior weeks.
OUR SESSIONS ARE FULL – if you would like to be placed on the waiting list, please fill out the form below …
Looking for Shakespeare in the City? Please click here!
12 by 12/12
For I can raise no money by vile means … Julius Caesar, Act 4, Scene 3
We love our supporters – know that we are honored every time you attend an event, or sign your child up for a class, or tell a friend about us. We cherish every donation that comes into us, and are so grateful you chose us, when there are thousands of options – the world needs help. We believe that art saves lives and that arts communities change the world, one neighborhood at a time. We are both of those things. And we are growing because there is a demand for us in so many underserved pockets of our city. If every person on our mailing list, every fan on Facebook, and every follower on Twitter donated just $12.00 by 12/12, then our youth arts program would have over $12,000!
- enough to pay a two assistant teachers for a year;
- enough to rent a theatre for classes, rehearsals and performances for 10 months;
- enough to sponsor two full Shakespeare in the City productions;
- or enough to start our Watts and Inglewood programs!
Other ways to give by 12/12
- $120
- $1,200
- $12,000
- or any amount you choose.
Oops! We could not locate your form.
You will receive an immediate email confirmation of your donation, which you can use for tax purposes. Donors of $50 and up are acknowledged on our website…
Barrymore at Good People Theater Co
Our friends at Good People Theater Company did something pretty amazing! They designated us their “Charity of Choice” for their production of Barrymore – they donated 100% of the box office for their Saturday, November 16th 2 pm show to LADC.
The production is excellent – we highly recommend it! And we encourage you to support this new and very welcome addition to the LA theater scene … tell them LADC sent you!!
Plus, as a Friend of LADC, you can get a special discount on tickets – enter EDU at checkout for $10 off the ticket price (regularly $25)
Reserve your tickets today!!
Barrymore is getting rave reviews:
LA Weekly admires Director Janet Miller’s “craft and wit” and Gordon Goodman’s “commanding performance…”
StageHappenings found Gordon Goodman’s performance “riveting. Hopefully this show will bring a spotlight to this marvelous performer…”
And John Blyth Barrymore, the grandson of the man, himself, says “I was completely blown away by Gordon Goodman’s performance in the play as directed by Janet Miller. For the first time I saw an actor nail it, totally.”
See you at the Greenway Court Theatre – 544 N. Fairfax (between Melrose and Beverly) – on Saturday, November 16th at 2 pm!