Theatre Banshee

Steinbeck speaks truth.

Tonight we mourn the passing of our Banshee's dear friend, Toni Bull Bua. A lovely soul, an inspired teacher and a heartfelt artist. She and Gene were a huge part of the foundation of Theatre Banshee. She was a lovely person and will be sorely missed. Flights of angels sing thee to thy rest.

If you're a fan of small theatre in Los Angeles, it could use your help in it's ongoing conflict with Actor's Equity. Please consider contributing a few bucks to help this community survive. https://www.gofundme.com/ilove99

Last night we threw a wake for The Banshee. We shall always cherish our memories of our time in that space.

It is with heavy hearts that we post the sad news that The Banshee will be closing it's doors Dec. 1. This fall we were hit with a sudden and drastic increase in our rent. We explored many options, none of which were able to cope with the new level of rent. This Thanksgiving, we give our thanks to our wonderful artists who came together in this remarkable venue to create theatre for more than twenty years. And we give our deep thanks to our donors and patrons for supporting our theatrical creations. This is not the end of Theatre Banshee, but it is the end of this chapter which took place on Magnolia Blvd. Our thanks to you all.

Banshee congratulates the ensemble for Mine Eyes Hath Seen for winning a Scenie Award for Best Ensemble. Well done. http://www.stagescenela.com/2014-2015-stagescenela-scenies/

The War is over. We thank our cast, crew and audiences for their involvement in this terrific production.