Belasco

[buh-las-koh]

noun

1. David, 1854–1931, U.S. playwright, actor, and producer.

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The Mayan Theater — located at 1038 S. Hill St., next door to the Belasco — first opened Aug. 15, 1927, with a performance of George Gershwin’s Broadway musical “Oh Kay.”

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In 1996 he earned a Primetime Emmy nomination for guest actor in a comedy for his appearance as crime boss Jerome Belasco in the hit NBC series “Frasier.”

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Last year, he sold out three headlining gigs at L.A.’s biannual Netflix Is a Joke Festival — two shows at the Belasco Theater and one at the Bourbon Room.

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Each week, Carroll discusses his “Win Forever” philosophy with his students, then conducts a panel chat with his guest along with David Belasco, adjunct professor of entrepreneurship, and Varun Soni, dean of Religious and Spiritual Life.

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The tour will kick off in Miami on June 19 and includes a stop in Los Angeles, where the band will perform at the Belasco on July 3.

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