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When you return to the theatre this fall, you’ll be greeted by two new faces: Artistic Director Rick Dildine and Managing Director Jill A. Anderson. Joining us from Alabama Shakespeare Festival and Syracuse Stage, respectively, these two leaders are...

With 2024 Summer Camps officially underway as of this week, we sat down with CTC’s Theatre Arts Training Manager, Amanda Espinoza, to ask her some questions about her position. Enjoy!

Children’s Theatre Company’s world-premiere production Babble Lab was created to be easily transferable to the Alliance Theatre in Atlanta as part of their Theatre for the Very Young programming this summer.   We talked with Kyia...

During his distinguished career Arnold Lobel wrote and/or illustrated over 70 books for children. To his illustrating credit, he had a Caldecott Medal award for Fables (1981) and two Caldecott Honor awards for Frog and Toad are Friends (1971)...

We sat down with CTC’s Front of House Associate and Performance Supervisor, Genia Voitsekhovskaya, to ask her some questions about her position. Enjoy!

By Michael Winn Associate Artistic Director/Director of Equity and Community Partnerships   Friendship is one of the four foundational types of love along with affection, passion, and...

Over the 27-year tenure of Artistic Director Peter C. Brosius, much has happened at CTC. The theatre has premiered over 70 world-class productions, introduced exceptional new programs, and achieved significant milestones. In the following article, you will explore how...

We sat down with CTC’s Props Director, Sue Brockman, to ask her some questions about her position. Enjoy!

We sat down with CTC’s Director of Plays for New Audiences, Karli Twedten, to ask her some questions about her position. Enjoy!

At each performance of Alice in Wonderland there are 15...