CTC Update – March 26 Organization UpdateConservatory • Outreach • PerformancesDonate • CTC Online Organization Update First and foremost, we hope this message finds you and your loved ones safe and well. As we collectively navigate these unprecedented times, we want you to know that CTC cares deeply about your health and happiness and… read more →
Cancellations and Postponements at CTC March 12 – March 27 Commonwealth Theatre Center cares deeply about the safety of our patrons, artists, staff, and the general public. Our top priority, at this time, is to adhere to governmental and local guidelines put in place to help mitigate the spread of… read more →
Public Health Preparedness at CTC Most recent update: March 11 Commonwealth Theatre Center has been monitoring updates from authorities regarding Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19). We continue to operate on our normal schedule with classes, rehearsals, and performances going ahead as usual, and we’ll watch for public health updates that could affect our operations. We’ll inform… read more →
We’re closing in now on the 2019 Chili Supper on October 25, but we’re running behind schedule on signups for chili, volunteers, and especially Silent Auction items for the class packages. UPDATE: Auction Items are needed for the Silent Auction RIGHT AWAY. We can take items through October 21, but… read more →
Chili Supper / Silent Auction / Raffle Friday, October 25 6:00-8:30pm1123 Payne Street, Louisville Free to attend! All food is a la carte, with chili at $3, hot dog at $2, and side fixins at $1 each! And in addition to delicious food some new fun among old favorites: Silent Auction… read more →
Commonwealth Theatre Center welcomes educators, community stakeholders, and other leading voices in our community to join us on October 17 for a reception and complimentary ticket to a performance of TOP GIRLS, written by Caryl Churchill and directed by Hallie Dizdarevic with Jessica De La Rosa. During the reception, Hallie, Jessica, and CTC Artistic Director Charlie Sexton will… read more →
DDFIA AWARDS $2.49 MILLION TO CREATE POWERFUL INTERCULTURAL UNDERSTANDING EXPERIENCES The Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art’s Building Bridges 2018-2019 Grants ProgramFunds Arts and Media Projects That Strengthen Bonds Between U.S. Communities of Muslims and Their Neighbors. New York, May 30, 2019 — The Doris Duke Foundation for Islamic Art’s Building Bridges Program (DDFIA’s Building Bridges Program) today announced grants… read more →
June 1st is Commonwealth Theatre Center’s annual Acting Up fundraiser event, a night of play for grown-@$$ people to check the whole adulting act at the door. Acting Up! (with a Twist) A Night of Play for Grown-@$$ People Saturday June 1, 2019, 7:00–10:00pmat Commonwealth Theatre Center1123 Payne Street,… read more →
Commonwealth Theatre Center is raising $9,000 to increase access for young people to be active in the arts by increasing tuition assistance to its nationally acclaimed Walden Theatre Conservatory. Tuition assistance has been crucial to putting life-changing Conservatory theatre programs within reach of more families from more backgrounds, but demonstrated… read more →
The 2018 Chili Supper was a success, and we couldn’t have done it without you. We raised more than $21,000! We know that making a pot of chili or working as a volunteer at the event or picking up tons of items for the Silent Auction is a sacrifice. But seeing so many of… read more →