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Save the Curtain Theatre

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mitchell field
7 years ago

They are very worthy of continued support, free theater should be encouraged not curtailed. Thank you.

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Judy Brown
7 years ago

Please do the right thing and save this theater!

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john leonard
7 years ago

As one of the founders of this group I can attest to the public benefit and that we don't use amplification. - John Leonard

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Sydney Schwindt
7 years ago

The Curtain Theatre is an amazing cultural institution! They have always been respectful and add so much to the community! Keep the Curtain!!!!!!!

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Eugene Thomas
7 years ago

The Curtain Theatre is an important part of Mill Valley culture, and provides a tremendous theatre experience unlike anything else. The quality of productions is very high, and the audiences have been consistently appreciative.

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Anne Brenneis
7 years ago

Curtain Theatre provides high-quality performances that elevate the culture of Marin County. Please, please allow it to continue!!!

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Nancy Major
7 years ago

PLEASE DO NOT limit the Curtain Theatre’s schedule. They are an important cultural foundation to Mill Valley. This wonderful theater is part of our cultural history.

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Patrick Barresi
7 years ago

Too good to let it fade. Neighbors can be flexible. We do it in SF and all around the Bay Area

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Marilyn Izi
7 years ago

Please continue Curtain Theatre’s use of the park!

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Ken Adams
7 years ago

I don’t know what in heaven would prompt those who are trying to curtail use of the park by Curtain Theater but good lord please keep access to this gem of a tradition in Mill Valley. I mean what’s not to like? Do they get a bunch of Hell’s Angels revving their Harleys after getting all riled up by Shakespeare?

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Maureen Little
7 years ago

Theater is an important component of a community.

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Rachel Kayhan
7 years ago

Curtain Theatre is a jewel in the community and deserves full support from its neighbors! It showcases local talent and brings rich and accessible cultural offerings to a devoted audience. The grove is the perfect forum for families and children to cultivate a life-long love of classical theatre in a beautiful natural environment. In these troubled times, the arts are more relevant than ever as they incarnate the lessons of history. The play's the thing!!

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Mary Fielding
7 years ago

Please do not restrict Curtain Theatre's use of the park. Their contribution of beautifully crafted and free outdoor theatre for the entire Bay Area is perfection in a nutshell. The thought and love that is shared in these experiences is exactly what our world is lacking. What an incredible loss if Curtain could no longer provide us with one of the last forms of true magic that is left.

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Susan Dunn
7 years ago

We need this theater. Please help save it.

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david clegg
7 years ago

Keep the theatre.

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Jeanie K Smith
7 years ago Featured

These limitations would effectively shutter a thriving cultural icon of long-standing, with no compelling reason for doing so. The entire community would suffer. Jeanie K Smith Member, SF Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle Reviewer, TalkinBroadway

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Eileen Fisher
7 years ago

This Mill Valley gem of a theatre has a value that far outweighs resident's concerns.

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China Lamers
7 years ago

I live out of the area (Sonoma County) & make sure that I bring my family to Mill Valley to see the free shows that the Curtain Theatre provides. This is one of the rare cultural events that are available for free to all. Please keep this program going!!!

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Nelson Brown
7 years ago

It is shocking to me that the residents or government of Mill Valley would even consider ending a program that has offered free art and culture in a public park for 19 years. The Curtain Theatre and Old Mill Park are public resources for all, not the private property of a few homeowners. If the park is available for private weddings, then it should certainly be available for public art.

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Barry Willis
7 years ago

Curtain Theatre is an important part of Mill Valley's heritage and deserves all the support we can give it. Barry Willis, President, SF Bay Area Theatre Critics Circle