
Penumbra Theatre Faces a Financial Crisis
November 14, 2012
St. Paul’s Penumbra Theatre is a small arts organization with a large profile. One of the few theaters in the nation producing plays that speak to the African-American experience, Penumbra has provided a home and inspiration for countless actors, playwrights and audience members since its beginning in the mid-70’s.
Now, the theatre faces a financial crisis.
Penumbra has been forced to take the unusual step of cancelling its Fall season to focus on a drive to raise money for its survival. With hundreds of nonprofit organizations, Penumbra is promoting Minnesota’s statewide Give To the Max Day. The theater has also scheduled a series of year-end benefit performances to help reach its goal.
Penumbra Theater founder Lou Bellamy talked with KFAI's Mike Fischbein and Flor Frey on The Morning Blend.
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