3 min
Mark & Sally Dietlein: "Finding Joy Through Others' Happiness" Sound Advice with the Osmonds
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- Personal Journals
In the mid-1980's, Mark and Sally Dietlein helped convert an old factory with a leaky roof into a theater with a round stage. They opened up to a paid attendance of 25 people. Over time, sold-out crowds forced the Hale Centre Theatre to knock out walls, add seats, and twice build bigger, newer venues. Today, they continue to host sold-out performances every year to over a half million theatergoers on one of the world's most technically-advanced stages. For the Dietleins, finding joy in others' happiness never gets old.
In the mid-1980's, Mark and Sally Dietlein helped convert an old factory with a leaky roof into a theater with a round stage. They opened up to a paid attendance of 25 people. Over time, sold-out crowds forced the Hale Centre Theatre to knock out walls, add seats, and twice build bigger, newer venues. Today, they continue to host sold-out performances every year to over a half million theatergoers on one of the world's most technically-advanced stages. For the Dietleins, finding joy in others' happiness never gets old.
3 min