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Audience Testimonial

San Pedro Boasts Cultural Riches
(Published as a Letter To The Editor in Daily Breeze)

San Pedro has many notable locales and events that deservedly serve as great sources of local pride and ardent South Bay support. We can justifiably boast of our resident Golden State Pops Orchestra, the San Pedro City Ballet and The Relevant Stage, an organization that produces a variety of dramas and musicals. We are becoming a genuine cultural Mecca.

On Friday night, we attended a performance at the magnificent Warner Grand Theatre that again justified that conviction. The event was The Relevant Stage's delightful musical comedy production "Urinetown." The rich music and descriptive lyrics were beautifully delivered by a group of highly talented performers. The production was one that had the audience toe-tapping, laughing and applauding enthusiastically. We look forward to the company's next presentation, "Bat Boy: The Musical," Oct. 9-19.

We encourage our neighbors who have not yet enjoyed these artistic wonders to discover and enjoy all that is offered at the Warner Grand Theatre. Once they have attended an event, they will surely return again and often.

HERB AND ARLENE ZIMMER
San Pedro

Where We Perform:

Warner Grand Theatre
478 W. 6th. Street
San Pedro, CA 90731

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The Relevant Stage
600 S. Pacific Avenue
Suite #220
San Pedro, CA 90731

(310) 929-8129

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Staff:

Ray Buffer
Artistic Director

Lucas Pakes
Education Director

Chip Colvin
Music Director

Kara McLeod
Resident Costume Designer

Michele Culpepper
Development Director

Karina Farah
Casting Director

In Reinventing Eden, Jonas is a geneticist who is about to be honored for his life's work. But on the eve of this recognition, dark family secrets are revealed.

Twenty years earlier, Jonas tampered with the genes of his unborn, second son in order to insure that he not be born with the same special needs as his first son.

Reinventing Eden raises complex and controversial questions about our innately human desire to give our children a better future, ultimately asking "should anything stop us from creating perfect babies?"

Jonas must now answer a lot of questions from his colleagues and family - not the least of which is: "when you make the perfect baby, do you love the less-than-perfect one, less?