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'''Theater Location:''' 301 Prescott Avenue, Monterey, California
 
'''Theater Location:''' 301 Prescott Avenue, Monterey, California
  
'''Theater Open Date:''' June 1970 (officially), October 1969 (unofficially)
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'''Theater Open Date:''' June 1975
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'''Theater Closing Date:''' c. 1999
  
 
'''Theater Status:''' Demolished
 
'''Theater Status:''' Demolished
  
 
==Cast Affiliations==
 
==Cast Affiliations==
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The "stage" of the Dream Theater was not deep enough (or sturdy enough) to support a [[shadowcast]], but of course there was [[Audience Participation]].
  
 
==History==
 
==History==
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* [http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/15053 Cinema Treasures]
 
* [http://cinematreasures.org/theaters/15053 Cinema Treasures]
 
* [http://facebook.com/dreamtheatermonterey Facebook memorial]
 
* [http://facebook.com/dreamtheatermonterey Facebook memorial]
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Latest revision as of 14:37, 4 November 2019

Theater Location: 301 Prescott Avenue, Monterey, California

Theater Open Date: June 1975

Theater Closing Date: c. 1999

Theater Status: Demolished

Cast Affiliations

The "stage" of the Dream Theater was not deep enough (or sturdy enough) to support a shadowcast, but of course there was Audience Participation.

History

In addition to the locals, the Dream Theater was often frequented and largely supported by military members stationed at the nearby Defense Language Institute at the Presidio of Monterey, as well as the Naval Postgraduate School and Fort Ord.

Screening History

Special Screenings

External Links