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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 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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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:
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Outstanding Production of a Drama: Who Killed Aunt Caroline?
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Outstanding Large Ensemble: Who Killed Aunt Caroline?
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Outstanding Direction of a Drama: Ken Clark, Who Killed Aunt Caroline?
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Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Drama: Mary Saputo, Who Killed Aunt Caroline?
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Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama: Tyler Webster, Who Killed Aunt Caroline?
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Outstanding Set Design for a Play: Ken Clark, Who Killed Aunt Caroline?
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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?
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Ken Clark for director of a drama
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Ken Clark for set design
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Jean Heckmann for costume design
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Sean Monarch for lead actor in a drama
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Clare Hill for supporting actress in a drama
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Angie Fink for supporting actress in a drama
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Vivian Partridge for supporting actress in a drama
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Mary Saputo for supporting actress in a drama
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Tyler Webster for supporting actor in a drama
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Outstanding large ensemble
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For our June 2025 production of The Graduate
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Rob Corbett for director of a comedy
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Sarah Vallo for lead actress in a comedy
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Joey Franks II for lead actor in a comedy
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Rob Corbett and Tim Kelly for set design
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Eric Wennlund for lighting design
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Jean Heckmann for costume design
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Outstanding large ensemble
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For our October 2025 production of School for Scandal
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Sean Monarch for lead actor in a comedy
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Carolyn Bergdolt for lead actress in a comedy
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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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FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE FOR THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN PROVIDED BY THE MISSOURI ARTS COUNCIL,
A STATE AGENCY