On Oct. 10, after a $51.5 million renovation, The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati (TCT) will officially open the 1,500-seat theater as the home of its mainstage productions. According to TCT’s promotional materials, it will be the “most technologically advanced proscenium-style theatre in the United States.”
The anonymous gift reduces the project’s funding gap to $2 million, bringing the renovation of the historic Over-the-Rhine property one step closer to completion.
The season features a mix of beloved classics and exciting new productions, kicking off Oct. 10 with “The Wizard of Oz: Youth Edition.”
The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati team won a mix of individual and team accolades at this year’s Junior Theater Festival Atlanta event.
“I shall elucidate,” said the Mad Hatter. Please allow Yours Truly to do the same. Have a good laugh with that Mad Hatter at ETC, while teacups, candlesticks and a Beast take the stage in Price Hill. Enjoy a Feast of Carolsor or a little Bach at Music Hall. Start the holiday season off right with a bevy of artsy choices.
As a married couple working within the nonprofit sector for more than 16 years, we Mariners thought it time to recognize others with similar shared passions. We asked for nominations and selected couples whose influence is on the rise and across the nonprofit spectrum. We salute their paired efforts on behalf of Greater Cincinnati nonprofits.
This contribution brings TCT closer to funding its $51.5 million renovation project, “A Crown for the Queen City,” which aims to provide a world-class, family-focused performing arts space.
Through Dec. 20, parents, students and community members can nominate teachers who’ve displayed a commitment to education and their students.
