Top Girls by Caryl Churchilldirector Hallie Dizdarevicassistant director Jessica De La Rosa October 10-19, 2019Performances Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 7:30pm and Saturday matinees at 2:00pm After she’s named the first female executive at the Top Girls employment agency, the ambitious Marlene finds herself in a surreal exploration of the… read more →
CTC is proud to open the 2019/20 season with adventure. She Kills Monsters by Qui Nguyendirected by Heather Burns September 19-28, 2019Performances Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays at 7:30pm and Saturday matinees at 2:00pm Going through the belongings of her deceased younger sister, Agnes stumbles upon a Dungeons & Dragons notebook… read more →
May 9-19 at CTCThree Plays by William Shakespeare The nation’s largest and longest-running Shakespeare Festival by and for young people returns May 9-19 at Commonwealth Theatre Center. Three plays, three kings, three fresh looks at familiar stories and characters – all brought to the stage by CTC’s talented directors and featuring casts… read more →
March 7-24 at CTC Cabaret book: JOE MASTEROFF / music: JOHN KANDER / lyrics: FRED EBBdirector SETH LIEBER / music director JOHN AUSTIN CLARK* sponsored by:ELIZABETH H. & JAMES R. VOYLESand LOUISVILLE PUBLIC MEDIA “There was a cabaret, and there was a master of ceremonies, and there was a city called Berlin,… read more →
January 17-26 at CTC Almost, Maine by John Cariani directed by Charlie Sexton Falling in love is tough. Falling out of love is tough. In the mythical town of Almost, Maine, residents find themselves falling in or out of love in unusual, hilarious, and magical ways. This play of vignettes… read more →
November 8-17 at CTC: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee music/lyrics by William Finn book by Rachel Sheinkin conceived by Rebecca Feldman directed by Mera Kathryn Corlett music direction by John Austin Clark In this exciting and fun musical, an odd assortment of spelling champions learns that winning –… read more →
The Laramie Project by Moisés Kaufman & members of Tectonic Theater Project directed by Mitchell MartinOctober 11-20 at CTC CTC commemorates the 20th anniversary of Matthew Shepard’s death by honoring the ongoing campaign for LGBTQ rights. “Hate is not a Laramie value,” but after a gay man is brutally beaten, a small… read more →