Feed Your Curious Soul San Diego Repertory Theatrer 40th Anniversity NEW

San Diego: San Diego Repertory Theatre, 2016. First Impression. Paperbound. New. Demy table, [8.5 by 8.5 inches], paperbound with pictorial covers, unpaginated Fully illustrated with colour plates. Please feel free to inquire as to particulars and/or additional photographs. ... In the 1980s a dilapidated old theatre, the Lyceum on F Street in Downtown San Diego, was scheduled to be demolished to create the Horton Plaza shopping center. The Rep obtained permission to use the 400-seat theatre as a second performance site until it was torn down. The larger venue gave the company a higher profile and a doubled budget. Also, the company's ability to draw thousands of theatergoers to a downtown site increased the pressure on the developers to include a theater in the Horton Plaza project. So a theater space was identified, completely underground below an already-built drugstore, and developed into a performing arts complex with two venues: a 550-seat mainstage theater and a flexible performance space that can accommodate up to 250 seats.[3] The city owns the facility, which is overseen by the nonprofit Horton Plaza Theatre Foundation.