In performing this mission, we strive to maintain an open, friendly, egalitarian community of participants who are rewarded with self satisfaction and camaraderie from their experience. In 1926 a small group of determined people had an idea that would bring live theatre to the city. That idea has culminated in today's Community Theatre of Terre Haute, the second oldest civic theatre in continuous operation in the state of Indiana. Many people, on and off the stage, provide the time and talent necessary to accomplish this energetic schedule. The other ingredient that makes Community Theatre successful is you - our patrons.
Special contributions provide additional support.
Wandell Gabey Great Dane Trailers Drs. Mr. Benjamin Blumberg had comissioned the artist to create two large murals in memory of his wife, Fannie B. Blumberg. The 8 by 10 foot panels were installed in the art gallery at the front of the theatre. For several winter months, partons were priviliged to see the progress as Wilson worked. The design was from a Beaux Arts project for which Wilson had received a bronze medal while a student at Yale.