Theater shows red alert
Christian “Pepe” Serrano-Goden, technical director at Pendragon Theatre in Saranac Lake, prepares a red light to shine out of one of the windows at Pendragon’s future home on Woodruff Street as part of a nationwide #RedAlertRESTART Day of Action Tuesday night to show support for performing arts shuttered during the coronavirus pandemic.
(Provided photo — Michael Friedman, Pendragon Theatre)
Pendragon Theatre’s current home, on Brandy Brook Avenue in Saranac Lake, has a red light in its front window Sept. 1 as part of a nationwide #RedAlertRESTART Day of Action.
(Provided photo — Michael Friedman, Pendragon Theatre)
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- Pendragon Theatre’s current home, on Brandy Brook Avenue in Saranac Lake, has a red light in its front window Sept. 1 as part of a nationwide #RedAlertRESTART Day of Action. (Provided photo — Michael Friedman, Pendragon Theatre)
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- Christian “Pepe” Serrano-Goden, technical director at Pendragon Theatre in Saranac Lake, prepares a red light to shine out of one of the windows at Pendragon’s future home on Woodruff Street as part of a nationwide #RedAlertRESTART Day of Action Tuesday night to show support for performing arts shuttered during the coronavirus pandemic. (Provided photo — Michael Friedman, Pendragon Theatre)
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