And when that foundation gave rise to the development that everyone wanted to see for that area, Michel was shoved off it. Plays and events then could not rival the financial potential the space now held. And now Michel is gone and his theater looks for a new home and a chance of surviving into spring of '97. This is the problem. In it lies the solution.
Any business requires support.
Any bar or restaurant needs its regulars as well as its occasional visitors. The same goes for all businesses. According to Producing Director Richard Brown, Capitol City Playhouse will maintain the space at 214 W. 4th Street until December 8th. On December 8th, the Gilbert and Sullivan Group's one night show will still go off as planned with the dancing of Pepe Greco.