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Rockland's Strand presents the 100-year history of the Strand Theatre in Rockland, Maine. It begins with the theatre's establishment in 1920, built on the site of a significant fire that devastated the area. The film details the theatre's evolution from a movie house to a community-supported non-profit institution, emphasizing its role in the local performing arts scene.
The documentary covers key events and transformations in the theatre's history, illustrating how it has adapted over the decades to remain relevant and supported by the community. It provides insights into the theatre's programming and its impact on the cultural landscape of Rockland, Maine.
Why Watch
- •See the transformation of Rockland's Strand Theatre since 1920.
- •Meet the community members who support the theatre.
- •Find out about the theatre's role in local performing arts.
Did You Know
•The Strand Theatre was built in 1920 on the site of a devastating fire.
•The theatre has been a community-supported non-profit institution for many years.
•The documentary runs for 53 minutes.
Perfect For
Theatre enthusiastsLocal history buffsPerforming arts supporters