Known as the "Great Profile" for his dashing good looks, John Barrymore epitomized the original Hollywood bad boy. Fueled by a steady diet of alcohol, Barrymore worked his way through four colorful wives, grappled with a dysfunctional family, and stirred up scandal with his wit and naughty behavior. The latter ranged from bedding starlets to relieving himself in a potted palm beside a group of conservatives at a high-end restaurant.... Read more

Lost Nation Theater's Stone is carved from a mountain of primary sources. Working from original interviews with Barre's early granite workers found in Mari Tomasi and Roaldus Richmond's book Men Against Granite, Artistic Director Kim Bent has created a collage of stories and voices, intermingled with strains of live music.... Read more