The Lyric's World Premiere musical A Piece of Tin is already receiving RAVE reviews! Find out more here!
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As many of you know, the Lyric has a children's theatre camp called the La Brea Barnstormers, which aims to give at-risk youth the chance to produce and perform a full-scale musical.

Many of last year's campers were participants in a Walden House mentoring program for children with a parent, guardian or influential relative incarcerated at the state or federal prison level. While a number of last year's campers were on scholarship, we hope to increase our attendance and community impact this year by providing full scholarships for each and every camper with the help of the Lyric Foundation and Barnstormers Sponsors like you!

If you are interested in volunteering, please contact Director Darby Cahill. For more info about the program or to donate online NOW, please visit www.LaBreaBarnstormers.com

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At the Lyric, we are always looking for new talent, designers, directors, costumers, stage managers, crew, anyone with a passion for the arts! Feel free to contact our friendly staff to find out more about becoming involved.
The Lyric is a family owned theatre, that, in conjunction with the Lyric Theatre Foundation, aims to produce original and exciting theatre in Los Angeles. Visit our "Shows" and "Programs" page for information about our current projects.
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The Lyric is a brand new 99-seat theatre that opened in March 2007. A block away from Pink's Hot Dogs stand and just steps from Melrose Avenue, the Lyric provides a perfect opportunity for a night on the town with a dose of artistic inspiration. The new Lyric Theatre website has officially been launched. Check back often for upcoming shows, member profiles, and ticket information. Thanks for visiting the Lyric Theatre!

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