SR 295
A Resolution designating the Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope as the State Theater of Pennsylvania.
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Bill overview
This resolution officially designates the Bucks County Playhouse in New Hope, Pennsylvania, as the State Theater of Pennsylvania. The resolution highlights the Playhouse’s rich history, dating back to its origins as a grist mill and its subsequent transformation into a prominent theater that has hosted numerous renowned performers. It recognizes the Playhouse’s significant contribution to Pennsylvania’s cultural heritage and its continued role as a vital arts institution.
Key provisions
- Designates the Bucks County Playhouse as the State Theater of Pennsylvania.
- Acknowledges the Playhouse’s historical significance, including its origins and preservation efforts.
- Highlights the Playhouse’s past roster of notable performers.
- Recognizes the Playhouse’s role as a cultural cornerstone of Pennsylvania.
- Notes the Playhouse’s restoration and continued operation since 2012.
Who is affected
- Bucks County Playhouse
- Residents of Pennsylvania
- The Performing Arts Community
- Tourists visiting Pennsylvania
Notable changes
- Establishes the Bucks County Playhouse as a formally recognized symbol of Pennsylvania’s theatrical tradition.
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Primary sponsor
Steven Santarsiero
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