Community Service

MCCTA is always looking for ways to give back to the community whether it's by donating part of it's proceeds from shows to non-profit organizations, or by holding special events.

Children's Theater

For every Children's Theatre production, we invite schools to come see our show for free.  Before the Saturday matinee show, we hold a luncheon, where parents can make reservations for their kids to come do activities and enjoy lunch with some of the characters from the show too.

Dog Sees God

Profits from our 2011 Experimental Theatre Show, Dog Sees God, went to The Trevor Project, which is the leading national organization providing crisis intervention andsuicide prevention services to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning youth.  More information on this organization can be found here.

Spine 

Proceeds from our 2012 mainstage, Bill C. Davis' original play, Spine, went to the Thomas Peterpaul Foundation, which is a non-profit organization devoted to raising funds for pediatric cancer research and to improve the quality of life for patients & their families.  More information on this organization can be found here.

Thumbelina

Part of the profits from our 2012 Children's Theatre show, Thumbelina, went to the memorial fund for the three Marist students, Kerry, Eva, and Kevin, who's lives were lost in the fire January of 2012.