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• 1. (434) 845-2274
• 2. (833) 353-5843
• 3. +44 (0) 1792 464790
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• Frequently Asked Questions

• Who is the theatre manager of little theatre?

  Theatre Manager is Michael McDonald. The LTM manages the Little Theatre and produces the annual national Pantomime staged at the Little Theatre complex. The work of the LTM is mostly voluntary and proceeds from the theatre rental aids the upkeep of the complex.

• What is winter theatre adventure camp at Chicago children’s theatre?

  Chicago Children’s Theatre is offering Winter Theatre Adventure Camp: Snowy Day with Beatrix Potter. Send your kids to Chicago Children’s Theatre for a high-energy week of theatre while you get some last-minute, much needed post-holiday relaxation.

• What is “the crossing?

  The Crossing is the English-speaking, multiethnic ministry of Chinese For Christ Church of Hayward, a non-denominational, evangelical Christian church in the East Bay Area, CA. Although we started as an Asian-American church, we’ve grown into a multicultural ministry serving Hayward, Castro Valley, San Leandro, San Lorenzo, Union City, and beyond.

• How did Washington Crossing get its name?

  The Present Day Inn. In 1919, the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania created a park along the Delaware to commemorate the famous crossing by General George Washington and his troops in 1776. At this time, the name of the picturesque village was changed from Taylorsville to Washington Crossing.

• Is community theatre America’s Theatre?

  I believe that community theatre is America’s theatre. For a variety of reasons, community theatre thrives in this nation like nowhere else in the world. Seeing the positive impact that it can have on youth, seniors, area businesses, and a community’s identity is a humbling but energizing experience.