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The rumors are true: after 20 happy years in our current building, our landlord has deemed the latest building system failure unfixable, so Clayton Community Theatre is without a home. We will present Terms of Endearment July 23 - August 2 as planned, but at a different location: the A. E. Hotchner Studio Theatre on Washington University's main (Danforth) campus, at 6445 Forsyth Blvd. And we have suspended sales of season tickets for future shows until we know more.

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Please contact us if you know of a theatre we could use, or (perhaps even better) a space with parking, power, and HVAC that we could move into. We can bring most of what turns an empty room into a theatre, and we're willing to get creative. Send any suggestions to newhomeforCCT@placeseveryone.org
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Our Thursday - Saturday shows begin at 7:30, and Sunday shows begin at 2:00. Doors open one hour prior to the performance; seats open thirty minutes prior.   
 
Up Next: Terms of Endearment,  by Dan Gordon, directed by Jessica Johns Kelly. All performances of Terms of Endearment will be taking place at A.E. Hotchner Studio Theatre, 6445 Forsyth Blvd., on Washington University's main campus.




 

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Clayton Community Theatre was honored to receive seven Theatre Mask Awards from Arts for Life in the April 25, 2026, ceremony.

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The awards given to CCT were:

  • Outstanding Production of a Drama: Who Killed Aunt Caroline?

  • Outstanding Large Ensemble: Who Killed Aunt Caroline?

  • Outstanding Direction of a Drama: Ken Clark, Who Killed Aunt Caroline?

  • Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama: Mary Saputo, Who Killed Aunt Caroline?

  • Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama: Tyler Webster, Who Killed Aunt Caroline?

  • Outstanding Set Design for a Play: Ken Clark, Who Killed Aunt Caroline?

  • Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy: Joey Franks II, The Graduate

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​Clayton Community Theatre received 22 nominations for the 2025 Arts For Life Theatre Mask Awards:

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For our March 2025 production of Who Killed Aunt Caroline?

  • Ken Clark for director of a drama

  • Ken Clark for set design

  • Jean Heckmann for costume design

  • Sean Monarch for lead actor in a drama

  • Clare Hill for supporting actress in a drama

  • Angie Fink for supporting actress in a drama

  • Vivian Partridge for supporting actress in a drama

  • Mary Saputo for supporting actress in a drama

  • Tyler Webster for supporting actor in a drama

  • Outstanding large ensemble

  • Production

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For our June 2025 production of The Graduate 

  • Rob Corbett for director of a comedy

  • Sarah Vallo for lead actress in a comedy

  • Joey Franks II for lead actor in a comedy

  • Rob Corbett and Tim Kelly for set design

  • Eric Wennlund for lighting design

  • Jean Heckmann for costume design

  • Outstanding large ensemble

  • Production

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For our October 2025 production of School for Scandal

  • Sean Monarch for lead actor in a comedy

  • Carolyn Bergdolt for lead actress in a comedy

  • Outstanding Large ensemble

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Congratulations to everyone who took part in these productions and helped make them great successes for CCT, its audience, and its community!

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Program Ads for business and personal messages start at $25.00.
Contact Ellen. For the program ad form click here.  
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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN PROVIDED BY THE MISSOURI ARTS COUNCIL,

A STATE AGENCY

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