The Children's Theatre Company of

Sioux Falls

What we're all about...

The Children's Theatre Company of Sioux Falls is a nonprofit professional theatre company committed to creating work that will delight, inspire, and educate audiences of all ages. Through local partnerships we seek to create
a community of artists providing quality professional theatre for families. We believe
in the unique potential of theatre in education and will be a resource for parents, educators, and young people throughout the Sioux Empire.

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CTCSF

P.O. Box 2854

Sioux Falls, SD 57101

A note from Rose Ann Kelly,

Director of Programming and Education

 

Dear Friends of CTCSF –

In early August our Founding Artistic Director, Nancy Halverson, relocated with her family to Greenville, South Carolina. The move happened very quickly (fifteen days to be exact) when Nancy’s husband, Bruce, was invited to become the President of the South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities. The months following Nancy’s departure have found the company busier than ever and have proved to be a period of discernment as to the future of The Children’s Theatre Company.

After much careful consideration, it is with great sadness that we announce that CTCSF will be closing its doors at the end of the 2007-2008 school year. It has been our sincere pleasure to work with the young people in the Sioux Falls and greater South Dakota community. They have been our joy and inspiration.

As you all know, CTCSF has served many thousands of young people and families throughout the Midwest since our first production seven years ago and, for the remainder of the year, we plan to carry on the outstanding programming that you have come to expect and appreciate. .

Thank you, friends, for your support of our dream and the gift of your children’s creativity.

 

 

 

Check out the Washington Pavilion for

Summer 2008 class and camp opportunities!

www.washingtonpavilion.org

Partial funding made possible by the:

National Endowment for the Arts

and

The South Dakota Arts Council