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To unlock human potential, build community, and enrich quality of life by engaging people in theatre that reflects the wonder and complexities of our time.

StageOne introduces young people to theater that is personally relevant, age-appropriate, inspirational, and educational. Through high-quality professional productions, in-school education programs, and community-based classes and camps, StageOne uses theater to serve our community.

Kentucky Performing Arts, along with the other agencies seek to preserve and promote the history, heritage and arts of the Commonwealth.  In addition to performances in our facilities, Kentucky Performing Arts' education and outreach programs bring the arts to children and adults in dozens of community centers, healthcare facilities and schools in all of Kentucky’s educational regions. Through its programming and education departments, KPA is able to bring the arts to virtually all of Kentucky’s 120 counties. And its access services ensure that everyone can experience the wonders of the...

Third Call Theater is a nonprofit that presents plays in Spanish for the Spanish-speaking community of the city of Louisville, KY and its surroundings.

We believe in the transformational power of theatre. To fulfill our vision, we will, with the curiosity of Pandora herself seek to: Entertain, engage and inspire our audience, our community and the greater human community by presenting bold, cutting edge and unique theatrical pieces that speak to the Gay, Lesbian, Bi-Sexual, Transgender and Questioning community. Reveal the commonality of all people while investigating the diversity of human nature and particularly the nature of sexual orientation through artistic expression. Examine our individual and collective accountability for our...

Our mission is to create enriching and diverse theatrical and cultural experiences for the community and its artists in an intimate professional setting.

Through our work, Theatre [502] seeks to build a theatre community that strives for excellence, creating opportunities for artists to grow by challenging each other to always reach just a little farther beyond what we know we can achieve every time we step on stage.

Looking for Lilith Theatre Company is an ensemble company that creates productions and programming through re-examining history and questioning today from women’s perspectives, a practice that frequently uncovers unheard voices. LFL productions and programming serve adults, youth and children locally, nationally and internationally.

The work of Looking for Lilith is more important than ever and we recommit to our mission of examining history and today from women’s perspectives and lifting up unheard voices.

We're created in the mold of the London "Pub Theatres." In fact, we NEVER serve food in our theatre during theatrical shows (although we do often offer food during comedy, improv shows).

Capital Theatre is a Black-owned theatre company located in the heart of Downtown Frankfort, Kentucky. Our goal is to tell the stories of the Black experience through live theatre. Our shows will not only feature works of prominent Black playwrights, but of up and coming writers as well. We strive to create a space in which anybody can come and enjoy live theatre.

Central Kentucky Community Theatre was started in 2006 to provide opportunities to the citizens and youth of Springfield and surrounding counties to experience and participate in live theatrical arts. After 10 years of producing shows and educating students, Central Kentucky Community Theatre has entered into a unique partnership with the City of Springfield in an effort to expand its outreach and raise the quality of its productions and education initiatives. CKCT is located in Springfield, KY, and performs at the historic Springfield Opera House originally built in 1900. Springfield is the...