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Pointer only · the neighbours' theatres legs own this material
Pointer: the banked Arts section runs the theatre test for this ground and prints the negative — no theatre company and no theatre is seated in the Granger CDP. The producing circuits that serve this ground are the neighbours', and they are pointed to, not retold: South Bend Civic Theatre (founded 1957 by two Notre Dame graduates; the Firehouse from 1968; its Main Street house from 2007), the Morris Performing Arts Center (opened 1922 as the Palace Theatre; the Broadway touring circuit through the American Theatre Guild as the Morris's exclusive Broadway promoter, with the Broadway Theatre League of South Bend), and the Mishawaka and South Bend company scene around them (The Acting Ensemble, in Mishawaka; 574 Theatre Company; United Youth Theatre). Their histories, seasons and producers stand in the South Bend and Mishawaka builds' theatres legs, where they belong; this section's whole entry is the pointer and the Granger negative it hangs on.
Sources:
- Banked Arts (the Granger theatre negative); Notre Dame Magazine, "The Stages Set" (the seven-company South Bend/Mishawaka scene; Civic's 1957 founding and 2007 move; the Acting Ensemble in Mishawaka; the Guild at the Morris); Discover Indiana, Morris Performing Arts Center entry (the 1922 Palace; the Morris renaming).