Company of Angels is the city’s longest-surviving small theater company — organized in 1959, its alumni include Richard Chamberlain and Leonard Nimoy. Longevity hasn’t made the company immune to the problems that confront most theaters, however. The group’s original Hollywood space on Waring Street burned to a shell in 1988 thanks to an arsonist, causing the Angels to move to a 45-seat black box in Silver Lake. Late last year, the company found itself getting burned again — this time by being on the wrong end of an eviction notice. The question became, Could the company rededicate itself to a new venue, or had it lost the dedication to pa... More >>>