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The Friends of the Rose Center Theatre announced exciting developments during the Westminster City Council meeting on February 12, 2025. The organization, which has managed the city’s theater since its opening in February 2006, has welcomed over three million visitors to its productions. This year, the theater will kick off its season with the classic musical "Oklahoma," set to run from February 21 to March 9.
The Friends of the Rose Center Theatre not only oversees the venue but also covers all operational costs, including employee salaries and production expenses. This commitment has made the theater a vital cultural hub for Westminster and beyond, hosting performances from local and out-of-state groups.
In a notable recognition, Tim Nelson, the managing director since the theater's inception, was honored with the Thomas Award for outstanding theater management in Orange County. His leadership has been pivotal in establishing the Rose Center as a premier venue for both community events and private rentals.
The council meeting highlighted the theater's ongoing contributions to the local arts scene and its role in fostering community engagement through accessible performances. As the Rose Center prepares for its upcoming production, it continues to serve as a cornerstone of cultural activity in Westminster.
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