Staff and board members at FlagShakes and the Interference Series work on remodeling the space for the new Beaver Street Theatre on Friday, Dec. 6, in Beaver Street Brewery's former banquet room.
Staff and board members at FlagShakes and the Interference Series stand outside their new performance space, Beaver Street Theatre, on Friday, Dec. 6, during a remodeling volunteer workday. It is located inside Beaver Street Brewery's former banquet room.
Hannah Johnson, marketing director at FlagShakes, spackles the walls during a volunteer workday on the space for the new Beaver Street Theatre on Friday, Dec. 6.
Justus Burkitt, production manager at FlagShakes, hammers in new trim during a volunteer workday inside the space for the new Beaver Street Theatre on Friday, Dec. 6.
Staff and board members at FlagShakes and the Interference Series work on remodeling the space for the new Beaver Street Theatre on Friday, Dec. 6, in Beaver Street Brewery's former banquet room.
Hattie Loper, Arizona Daily Sun
Renderings of the Beaver Street Theatre at 11 S. Beaver St. show the variety of options available to provide performances in the space.
For much of the past decade, both the Flagstaff Shakespeare Festival and the Interference Series have faced nearly identical challenges.
The two nonprofit organizations in Flagstaff dedicated to offering artistic outlets to performers in their own unique ways have been without a permanent home to present their actor-driven stage plays, musicians, dancers, poets and all other variations of artistic expression. The development, renovation and eventual debut of the Beaver Street Theatre, however, will soon offer the nonprofits a reprieve from regular searches for both rehearsal and performance spaces.
Renderings of the Beaver Street Theatre at 11 S. Beaver St. show the variety of options available to provide performances in the space.
Staff and board members at FlagShakes and the Interference Series stand outside their new performance space, Beaver Street Theatre, on Friday, Dec. 6, during a remodeling volunteer workday. It is located inside Beaver Street Brewery's former banquet room.
Justus Burkitt, production manager at FlagShakes, hammers in new trim during a volunteer workday inside the space for the new Beaver Street Theatre on Friday, Dec. 6.
Hannah Johnson, marketing director at FlagShakes, spackles the walls during a volunteer workday on the space for the new Beaver Street Theatre on Friday, Dec. 6.
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