Gordon Davidson, considered the patriarch of Los Angeles theater, died Sunday night at the age of 83. While Los Angeles isn’t really known as a theater town, what it is known for in the theater world can largely be accredited to Davidson, the founder of the Mark Taper Forum at the Music Center, the Kirk Douglas theater in Culver City, and the producer and director of hundreds of shows. KCRW theater critic Anthony Byrnes worked with Davidson and joined Press Play for a remembrance.
Patriarch of Los Angeles theater, Gordon Davidson, dies at 83
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- Anthony Byrnes - host of 'Opening the Curtain' - @theaterthoughts