BECKLEY, W.Va. -- Theatre West Virginia has erased its debt and is raising money for its 2013 season.
Wednesday's announcement by general manager Gayle Bowling comes a year after financial problems forced the theater to close its doors for nearly four months.
Bowling tells The Register-Herald that the theater has secured a line of credit to pay expenses until it receives $265,000 in state funding. But another $80,000 is needed to cover expenses beyond the state funding.
The theater is seeking other grants. Its annual membership campaign will begin in February.
Next year's season will include a special adaptation of "Honey in the Rock" that goes on tour in March. The drama tells the story of how West Virginia achieved statehood.
BECKLEY, W.Va. -- Theatre West Virginia has erased its debt and is raising money for its 2013 season.
Wednesday's announcement by general manager Gayle Bowling comes a year after financial problems forced the theater to close its doors for nearly four months.
Bowling tells The Register-Herald that the theater has secured a line of credit to pay expenses until it receives $265,000 in state funding. But another $80,000 is needed to cover expenses beyond the state funding.
The theater is seeking other grants. Its annual membership campaign will begin in February.
Next year's season will include a special adaptation of "Honey in the Rock" that goes on tour in March. The drama tells the story of how West Virginia achieved statehood.
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