60th ANNIVERSARY

2012-2013

SEASON ANNOUNCED

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May 20

One night only

BELLS ARE RINGING

staged reading

at the University Theatre

Our 2012

SUMMER YOUTH CONSERVATORY

is announced

July 9 - 20, 2012

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SPAMALOT AUDITIONS ANNOUNCED

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SPAMALOT

closes our 59th Season

June 29-July 15, 2012

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Musical Theatre West’s  2011-12 SEASON

Do you love musical theater as much as we do?

Join us.

Musical Theatre West brings the best of Broadway to your backyard.  Using a blend of both professional actors from Broadway, Hollywood and national tours, as well as the best in local talent, Musical Theatre West creates each show from the ground up at its rehearsal studios and offices in Long Beach.  Mainstage performances are held at the beautiful Carpenter Center (on the campus of California State University Long Beach) and are often mounted using sets and costumes from Broadway, London’s West End, and national tours.  And with tickets for most productions starting at only $20, we’re also an affordable way to have an extraordinary night out. Join us and see why we’re Southern California’s Premier Musical Theatre Company!

Musical Theatre West’s 60th Anniversary Season coming in 2012-2013

FOR MTW’S 60th ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATE MUSICAL THEATRE,

THE MOST GLORIOUS WORDS IN THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE

42nd STREET - OKLAHOMA! - A CHORUS LINE - SUNSET BOULEVARD

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SINGLE TICKETS  ON SALE NOW!

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The above performances are at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center,

6200 E. Atherton Street in Long Beach

The John Bisom Memorial Fund

To defray outstanding medical expenses and settle final affairs. Remaining money will help create a John Bisom Scholarship Fund and each year a high school student in Johnny's hometown, Long Beach, will be awarded funds for studies in the fine arts.