The Shakespeare Center of LA has done what a lot of non-profits never get the chance to do: grown up. Well into its twenties, now it seems to be fulfilling its potential and then profits didn't make, but SCLA, though still having to work hard for every penny, is at 28 a success story. Started in 1986 as the Shakespeare Festival LA, it was the child of Ben Donenberg's heart. Donenberg, then a newly transplanted Julliard-trained NY theater actor, had a part time gig (like most struggling actors), ...
The Shakespeare Center of LA has done what a lot of non-profits never get the chance to do: grown up. Well into its twenties, now it seems to be fulfilling its potential and then profits didn't make, but SCLA, though still having to work hard for every penny, is at 28 a success story. Started in 1986 as the Shakespeare Festival LA, it was the child of Ben Donenberg's heart. Donenberg, then a newly transplanted Julliard-trained NY theater actor, had a part time gig (like most struggling actors), ...
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