Power, ambition and greed returns to Hermosa Beach
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Power, ambition and greed returns to Hermosa Beach
by Laura Garber The curtain almost didn’t go up for the 29th season of Shakespeare by the Sea. The nonprofit organization, founded in 1998, faces rising costs and a difficult funding landscape. “We thought for the first time in 29 years, we won’t be out there,” said Stephanie Coltrin, the company’s co-artistic director. To continue the South Bay tradition, the tour has been cut from 42 performances to 17, with Macbeth traveling to 12 cities aro…
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