A SEASON OFAMERICAN WRITERS
continues with
Free Theatre in the Parks 2012

by Thornton Wilder
Directed by Allen Radway
In our 8th year of bringing Free Theatre to the Greater Philadelphia area, we will provide audiences with a production that bears the hallmarks of the thoroughly established CCTC style: energy, accessibility, clarity, passion, and heart. OUR TOWN, in its celebration of the everyday moments of life, is truly a reflection of all that is glorious and fragile in being alive. This July, we invite you to spend some of your precious moments, under the stars, with the Company of Commonwealth Classic Theatre as we bring, OUR TOWN to your town.
Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker...
Actor, Doctor, Plumber, Accountant, Truck Driver, Teacher, Homemaker,
Politician, Secretary,Grocery Clerk ...
It doesn't matter how you make your living. We all have our parts to play in the theatre of life, and we all need art and culture to make our lives better.
We ask you to join us this season to help make Theatre continue to happen in your own backyard. Be part of our Season of the American Dream.
Our 2012 challenge grant, through the generosity of the Wyncote Foundation, matches every dollar you give up to $5,000!
Anything that you can offer will help us continue to bring theatre to your community's outdoor spaces. Thank you!
To donate.
Or give the old-fashioned way by mailing your check or money order to:
Commonwealth Classic Theatre Company
P.O. Box 971
Media, PA 19063-0971
We promise to give as good as we get.
CCTC is a 501(c) (3)
organization. Your donation
is tax deductible.
WHO WE ARE
Dedicated to the principle that Theatre is a vital component in a civil society, it is the mission of Commonwealth Classic Theatre Company to produce professional theatre with classic and contemporary works that bear witness to the rich variety and commonality of human experience, and to enhance the appreciation of theatre as a humanizing art form through live performances.
While the heart of CCTC will be classic plays, we will also look to produce contemporary and new works that have something important to say that is universal in theme. Our work will emphasize the power of language, delivering characters and stories that lead our audience on a compelling journey into the now of the play. Our goal is to create theatre that encourages our audience to contemplate the complexity of the human experience, celebrating individuality while recognizing and enhancing what is common in the human condition. But, most importantly, we wish to entertain, to engage and to inspire our audience through the communal experience of good old-fashioned theatre.
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