Lewis Carroll, A Birthday Celebration - Long Beach Entertainment

Lewis Carroll

Birthday Series

Lewis Carroll, the man who made nonsense a fine art, and gave us unforgettable characters -- the Mad Hatter, the Cheshire Cat, the Caterpillar, and Alice -- was born on January 27th, 1832. His work has influenced a diverse group of artists, including John Lennon, and inspired songs, such as "White Rabbit," by the Jefferson Airplane, and films, such as Tim Burton's recent Alice in Wonderland. In celebration of the anniversary of his birth, LBSC will present an Alice in Wonderland Revue, a staged reading with music and dancing, featuring some of the best-loved passages from Carroll's most famous novel.

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May 2013

Listen Live

Check the calendar to find out when we're streaming live! Click on the microphone to listen. We offer monthly webcasts and many of our birthday celebrations. If you missed hearing it live, click HERE for our recordings.

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Make a Spectacle!

Help us make a spectacle out of ourselves.

Fire Fund - we had a small electrical fire that certainly created a smelly spectacle during The Hound of the Baskervilles. We are working to pay off the cleaning and repairs that came to nearly $5000.

Underwrite a performance - we'd love to have you or your business underwrite one of our plays, webcasts or birthday celebrations. Please contact us at info@lbshakespeare.org and a member of our Board will contact you.

Community Support - We've been a member of the Long Beach community for over 20 years. Your support has kept us active providing entertainment and education. We need your help to maintain that tradition.

Remember: all contributions are tax deductible! And thank you for your support - all contributions are appreciated!

First Friday

First Fridays Long Beach
Every first Friday night of the month, participating Bixby Knolls businesses will unite to promote local artists and musicians through extended operating hours. In doing so we hope to encourage a dialogue between businesses, artists and the community.