Don't miss our next production, Bus Stop by William Inge

Be sure to join us for our upcoming production of Bus Stop, by William Inge, directed by Sam Hack. 

In this entertaining romantic drama filled with empathetic characters set in 1955, eight strangers are thrown together by Fate in a rural Kansas diner when a snowstorm causes bus passengers to seek shelter there. And Fate has a sense of drama and humor. The play is ultimately optimistic and hopeful.  

Check out St. Louis Limelight magazine's profile on CCT's Bus Stop here 

Bus Stop features an incredibly talented cast, as follows: 

Elma Duckworth: Lucy Sappington, previously seen on the CCT stage in Born Yesterday. Lucy is also a member of the "Not Quite Right" improv group
Grace Hoylard: Erin Struckhoff, nominated for two Arts for Life awards for her portrayal of Lady Macbeth in CCT's Macbeth and of Mary in CCT's The Women, featured also in CCT's A View From the Bridge and Inherit the Wind, the Theater Guild of Webster Groves's Sylvia, and Midnight Company's The Everest Game 
Will Masters: Jeff Lovell, also featured as Lennox in CCT's Macbeth, TGWG's Sylvia, Wait Until Dark, and The Trip to Bountiful, and in Titus Andronicus and Cardenio with St. Louis Shakespeare 
Cherie: Britteny Henry, nominated for an Arts for Life award for her performance as Miranda in CCT's Enchanted Island, also featured in TGWG's The Underpants and St. Louis Shakespeare's Twelfth Night, Titus Andronicus, and Cardenio
Dr. Gerald Lyman: Joe O'Connor, nominated for an Arts for Life award for his portray of Henry in CCT's The Lion in Winter, also familiar to CCT audiences from his roles in A Midsummer Night's Dream, A Piece of My Heart, Enchanted Island, The Unexpected Guest, and Born Yesterday 
Carl: Jeff Struckhoff, last seen on the CCT stage as an Immigration Officer in A View From the Bridge and as Dunlap in Inherit the Wind, also featured in a number of productions at East Central College 
Virgil Blessing: Gene Rauscher, a veteran of CCT's productions of Our Town, The Fantasticks, and To Kill a Mockingbird
Bo Decker: Michael C. Bouchard, making his St. Louis stage debut but familiar to fans of Ozark Actors Theatre from their Comedy of Errors and The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe 

Performances and Tickets

Thursday, February 1 8:00pm 
Friday, February 2 8:00pm 
Saturday, February 3 8:00pm 
Sunday, February 4 2:00pm 

Thursday, February 8 8:00pm 
Friday, February 9 8:00pm 
Saturday, February 10 8:00pm 
Sunday, February 11 2:00pm 

Purchasing advance tickets is easy! Visit us at Brown Paper Tickets, e-mail tickets@placeseveryone.org, or call 314-721-9228 to reserve yours today! 

Tickets can also be purchased at the door beginning 60 minutes prior to each performance. Lighted, handicapped-accessible parking is available. 

For more information, RSVP at our Facebook event page!

Own a business? Looking for new customers? Place an ad in the Bus Stop program!

CCT is always looking to provide ad space for local business trying to increase their reach. Placing an ad in our productions' programs is a great way to reach the hundreds of patrons that attend each CCT show. Program ads are due on Thursday, January 18. Click here for the form. 

The Amazon SMILE program benefits shoppers and CCT

Please make us SMILE by adding us to your Amazon profile! Amazon offers a 0.5% donation to CCT for most purchases made on Amazon Smile. All they ask is that CCT be your registered SMILE recipient. 

The easiest way to add us is to open http://smile.amazon.com/ in your web browser and log in or create an Amazon account. Amazon will then ask you to select which organization you wish to contribute to: choose Clayton Community Theatre. From then on, go to smile.amazon.com every time you want to shop at Amazon, and your purchases will benefit CCT, at no additional cost to you. Even though 0.5% doesn't sound like much, every little bit helps, especially if you have larger purchases to make. 

We thank you for your continued support of CCT and its efforts to provide quality community theater productions to the area. 

Clayton Community Theatre performs in the South Campus of Washington University in Saint Louis (the former C.B.C. High School), 6501 Clayton Road, 63117. Click the map graphic for details. There is a large lot for free parking west of the entrance.

Unless otherwise noted, auditions are in the same place.

Write us at 
Clayton Community Theatre
P.O. Box 50035
Clayton MO 63105

Visit our website.

For tickets to our next performance or season-ticket memberships, visit brownpapertickets.com and search for Clayton Community Theatre, or leave a voice message at our box office, 314-721-9228, or email us.

Financial assistance for this project has been provided by The Missouri Arts Council, a state agency.