BARN COMMUNITY THEATER - Revision history

Randylyon at 18:31, 6 October 2024

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	[[Image:barn.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Relocated from the site of ~~Hempstead High School to Flora Park~~, "The Barn" became the home of a successful theater company.]]BARN COMMUNITY THEATER. The Barn Community Theater was one of the most successful theater companies in Dubuque. Choosing to name itself after the barn in which it first performed, the company was founded in 1971. The group continued practicing and performing at the Barn in [[FLORA PARK]] for thirteen years before they were forced to find new facilities.		[[Image:barn.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Relocated to [[FLORA PARK]]from the site of [[STEPHEN HEMPSTEAD HIGH SCHOOL]], "The Barn" became the home of a successful theater company.]]BARN COMMUNITY THEATER. The Barn Community Theater was one of the most successful theater companies in Dubuque. Choosing to name itself after the barn in which it first performed, the company was founded in 1971. The group continued practicing and performing at the Barn in [[FLORA PARK]] for thirteen years before they were forced to find new facilities.

	The entire operation was moved temporarily to the auditorium of [[SACRED HEART SCHOOL]]. Marquette Hall was refurbished into a theater superior to the Barn with thousands of dollars and hours of volunteer labor. The first production in the new theater was "Once Upon A Mattress."		The entire operation was moved temporarily to the auditorium of [[SACRED HEART SCHOOL]]. Marquette Hall was refurbished into a theater superior to the Barn with thousands of dollars and hours of volunteer labor. The first production in the new theater was "Once Upon A Mattress."

Randylyon at 20:02, 9 May 2017

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	[[Image:barn.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Relocated from the site of Hempstead High School to Flora Park, "The Barn" became the home of a successful theater company.]]BARN COMMUNITY THEATER. The Barn Community Theater was one of the most successful theater companies in Dubuque. Choosing to name itself after the ~~[[BARN]]~~ in which it first performed, the company was founded in 1971. The group continued practicing and performing at the Barn in [[FLORA PARK]] for thirteen years before they were forced to find new facilities.		[[Image:barn.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Relocated from the site of Hempstead High School to Flora Park, "The Barn" became the home of a successful theater company.]]BARN COMMUNITY THEATER. The Barn Community Theater was one of the most successful theater companies in Dubuque. Choosing to name itself after the barn in which it first performed, the company was founded in 1971. The group continued practicing and performing at the Barn in [[FLORA PARK]] for thirteen years before they were forced to find new facilities.

	The entire operation was moved temporarily to the auditorium of [[SACRED HEART SCHOOL]]. Marquette Hall was refurbished into a theater superior to the Barn with thousands of dollars and hours of volunteer labor. The first production in the new theater was "Once Upon A Mattress."		The entire operation was moved temporarily to the auditorium of [[SACRED HEART SCHOOL]]. Marquette Hall was refurbished into a theater superior to the Barn with thousands of dollars and hours of volunteer labor. The first production in the new theater was "Once Upon A Mattress."

Randylyon at 05:01, 21 December 2012

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Randylyon at 16:36, 9 February 2010

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	[[Image:barn.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Relocated from the site of Hempstead High School to Flora Park, "The Barn" became the home of a successful theater company.]]BARN COMMUNITY THEATER. ~~One~~ of the most successful theater companies in Dubuque. Choosing to name itself after the [[BARN]] in which it first performed, the company was founded in 1971. The group continued practicing and performing at the Barn in [[FLORA PARK]] for thirteen years before they were forced to find new facilities. The entire operation was moved temporarily to the auditorium of [[SACRED HEART SCHOOL]]. Marquette Hall was refurbished into a theater superior to the Barn with thousands of dollars and hours of volunteer labor. The first production in the new theater was "Once Upon A Mattress."		[[Image:barn.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Relocated from the site of Hempstead High School to Flora Park, "The Barn" became the home of a successful theater company.]]BARN COMMUNITY THEATER. The Barn Community Theater was one of the most successful theater companies in Dubuque. Choosing to name itself after the [[BARN]] in which it first performed, the company was founded in 1971. The group continued practicing and performing at the Barn in [[FLORA PARK]] for thirteen years before they were forced to find new facilities.

			The entire operation was moved temporarily to the auditorium of [[SACRED HEART SCHOOL]]. Marquette Hall was refurbished into a theater superior to the Barn with thousands of dollars and hours of volunteer labor. The first production in the new theater was "Once Upon A Mattress."

	The purchase of the [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]] on August 1, 1986, for $85,000 provided the theater company the unique potential of having a permanent location for expanded programming. The company presented "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" on August 15, 1986, as its first production in its permanent home.		The purchase of the [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]] on August 1, 1986, for $85,000 provided the theater company the unique potential of having a permanent location for expanded programming. The company presented "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" on August 15, 1986, as its first production in its permanent home.

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Randylyon at 21:17, 7 February 2010

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	[[Image:barn.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Relocated from the site of Hempstead High School to Flora Park, "The Barn" became the home of a successful theater company.]]BARN COMMUNITY THEATER. One of the most successful theater companies in Dubuque. Choosing to name itself after the [[BARN]] in which it first performed, the company was founded in 1971. The group continued practicing and performing at the Barn in [[FLORA PARK]] for thirteen years before they were forced to find new facilities. The entire operation was moved temporarily to the auditorium of [[SACRED HEART SCHOOL]]. Marquette Hall was refurbished into a theater superior to the Barn with thousands of dollars and hours of volunteer labor. The first production in the new theater was "Once Upon A Mattress."		[[Image:barn.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Relocated from the site of Hempstead High School to Flora Park, "The Barn" became the home of a successful theater company.]]BARN COMMUNITY THEATER. One of the most successful theater companies in Dubuque. Choosing to name itself after the [[BARN]] in which it first performed, the company was founded in 1971. The group continued practicing and performing at the Barn in [[FLORA PARK]] for thirteen years before they were forced to find new facilities. The entire operation was moved temporarily to the auditorium of [[SACRED HEART SCHOOL]]. Marquette Hall was refurbished into a theater superior to the Barn with thousands of dollars and hours of volunteer labor. The first production in the new theater was "Once Upon A Mattress."

	The purchase of the [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]] on August 1, 1986, for $85,000 provided the theater company the unique potential of having a permanent location for expanded programming. The company presented ''You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" on August 15, 1986, as its first production in its permanent home.		The purchase of the [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]] on August 1, 1986, for $85,000 provided the theater company the unique potential of having a permanent location for expanded programming. The company presented "You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" on August 15, 1986, as its first production in its permanent home.

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Randylyon at 02:15, 30 November 2008

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	The purchase of the [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]] on August 1, 1986, for $85,000 provided the theater company the unique potential of having a permanent location for expanded programming. The company presented ''You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" on August 15, 1986, as its first production in its permanent home.		The purchase of the [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]] on August 1, 1986, for $85,000 provided the theater company the unique potential of having a permanent location for expanded programming. The company presented ''You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" on August 15, 1986, as its first production in its permanent home.

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Randylyon at 23:38, 24 September 2008

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	BARN COMMUNITY THEATER. One of the most successful theater companies in Dubuque. Choosing to name itself after the [[BARN]] in which it first performed, the company was founded in 1971. The group continued practicing and performing at the Barn in [[FLORA PARK]] for thirteen years before they were forced to find new facilities. The entire operation was moved temporarily to the auditorium of [[SACRED HEART SCHOOL]]. Marquette Hall was refurbished into a theater superior to the Barn with thousands of dollars and hours of volunteer labor. The first production in the new theater was "Once Upon A Mattress."		[[Image:barn.jpg\|left\|thumb\|150px\|Relocated from the site of Hempstead High School to Flora Park, "The Barn" became the home of a successful theater company.]]BARN COMMUNITY THEATER. One of the most successful theater companies in Dubuque. Choosing to name itself after the [[BARN]] in which it first performed, the company was founded in 1971. The group continued practicing and performing at the Barn in [[FLORA PARK]] for thirteen years before they were forced to find new facilities. The entire operation was moved temporarily to the auditorium of [[SACRED HEART SCHOOL]]. Marquette Hall was refurbished into a theater superior to the Barn with thousands of dollars and hours of volunteer labor. The first production in the new theater was "Once Upon A Mattress."

	The purchase of the [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]] on August 1, 1986, for $85,000 provided the theater company the unique potential of having a permanent location for expanded programming. The company presented ''You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" on August 15, 1986, as its first production in its permanent home.		The purchase of the [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]] on August 1, 1986, for $85,000 provided the theater company the unique potential of having a permanent location for expanded programming. The company presented ''You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" on August 15, 1986, as its first production in its permanent home.

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BARN COMMUNITY THEATER. One of the most successful theater companies in Dubuque. Choosing to name itself after the [[BARN]] in which it first performed, the company was founded in 1971. The group continued practicing and performing at the Barn in [[FLORA PARK]] for thirteen years before they were forced to find new facilities. The entire operation was moved temporarily to the auditorium of [[SACRED HEART SCHOOL]]. Marquette Hall was refurbished into a theater superior to the Barn with thousands of dollars and hours of volunteer labor. The first production in the new theater was "Once Upon A Mattress."

The purchase of the [[GRAND OPERA HOUSE]] on August 1, 1986, for $85,000 provided the theater company the unique potential of having a permanent location for expanded programming. The company presented ''You're a Good Man Charlie Brown" on August 15, 1986, as its first production in its permanent home.