South Coast Repertory

South Coast Repertory is a Tony Award-winning professional theater company based in Costa Mesa, California. Founded in 1964, the company has grown to employ 152 people and generates $11.1 million in annual revenue. South Coast Repertory is committed to producing theater that explores relevant social and personal issues, both through its main stage productions and its extensive education and outreach programs. The company presents a diverse repertoire of classic and contemporary plays, but is particularly recognized for its dedication to new play development. Their Pacific Playwrights Festival is a well-regarded platform for emerging and established playwrights. Over the course of its history, South Coast Repertory has produced more than 400 plays, with over 100 world premieres. These productions have received critical acclaim and have been staged successfully across the United States and internationally. Several South Coast Repertory-developed works have earned Pulitzer Prize nominations, with two ultimately winning the prestigious award: Margaret Edson's *Wit* in 1999 and David Lindsay-Abaire's *Rabbit Hole* in 2007. The company's home is the Folino Theater Center, a three-theater complex opened in 2002. The complex features the 507-seat Segerstrom Stage, the 336-seat Julianne Argyros Stage, and the 94-seat Nicholas Studio. For more information, visit their website at scr.org.