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The Lexington Conservatory Theatre was a summer stock company in the Catskills town of Lexington, New York. Co-founded by Oakley Hall III and Bruce Bouchard, the theatre moved to Albany, New York (Capital Repertory Theatre) after he was seriously injured after a fall from a bridge during the third summer, 1978. That summer was the subject of the documentary The Loss of Nameless Things.[1][2]

Notable alumni

References

  1. ^ Oakley Hall, now and then
  2. ^ Oakley Hall obituary
  3. ^ Independent Lens - The Loss of Nameless Things - Playera
  4. ^ Dale F. Jordan CV
  5. ^ Little Shop of Horrors starts next week


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