We have advertising spaces remaining in the Walden Theatre Season Program. Rates are very good (too low to mention here, heh) and this is a superb way to show support for your child, a particular production’s cast, this year’s senior class, and Walden Theatre’s programming and classes in general–all while… read more →
Walden Theatre and director Charlie Sexton are pleased to bring you The Learned Ladies by Molière. The play centers on domineering matriarch Philaminte’s misguided pretentiousness. She and her cohort of “learned ladies” are taken in by the slick manipulations of mediocre poet and social climber Trissotin who hopes to cash… read more →
That’s right, our own alumna Gisela Chipe (’00) is appearing as Lucy in this year’s production of Dracula at Actors Theatre of Louisville. The show is already underway, and if you haven’t yet gone you should definitely take on this great Halloween treat before it’s gone. Here’s the news from… read more →
We have another open rehearsal coming up, this time for the play The Disappearance of Daniel Hand by Dan O’Brien, directed by Alec Volz. The open rehearsal is Saturday, October 23 at 12:30pm and is a free and open opportunity to look behind the scenes. As an added bonus, those… read more →
Emily Albrink of Walden Theatre’s 2000 class is back in Louisville for her Kentucky Opera debut as the lead soprano Adina in the production of The Elixir of Love. Here’s the details: THE ELIXIR OF LOVE Music by Gaetano Donizetti, Libretto by Felice Romani after Scribe’s libretto for Auber’s Le… read more →
We’re recruiting volunteers to help with the supper, and we’d love for you to help, but if you’d rather donate supplies or food–especially that pot of chili you’ve been meaning to make–bring it on! Here’s a list of the most important things we’ll need: chili (12-13 pots of red, 3… read more →
Oh boy, it’s the Chili Supper and Raffle coming up fast! It’s Friday, November 5th from 6:00-9:00pm and you should be there. We have some very cool prizes this year: $1,000 cash Great Wolf Lodge family suite plus a $340 gift certificate U of L basketball – four tickets Chicago… read more →
Is it a condition, a nightmare, or just terra incognita? The daring, starkly-imagined, and rarely produced play Camino Real fuses elements from history and literature with a deeply psychological and symbolic exploration of experience. “Make voyages! Attempt them! There’s nothing else!” In the play, a man named Kilroy shows up… read more →