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Information about our summer camps for 2010 will be available on February 15, 2010. Please check back then.

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Veronica's Room. February 12-28. This chilling mystery thriller by the author of Rosemary’s Baby and Deathtrap straddles the thin line between fantasy and reality, madness and murder. With his signature blend of mystery and Gothic horror, Levin has crafted a tale where people are... [Read more]

2010 Divas!. March 6, 2010. One night only. Eight great entertainers compete. Who will be crowned Diva 2010? Well, that is up to you, their audience! You vote with your pocketbook or wallet. [Read more]

The Hundred Dresses. March 12-28, 2010. It is the 1930s. Wanda Petronski is the new girl at school. She wants to fit in but she is poor, speaks with an accent and wears the same dress to school everyday. She is ignored until one day she says, "I got a hundred dresses. All lined up ... [Read more]

Upcoming auditions

Auditions: Our Town. February 22 & 23 [Read more]

News from RLT

Theatre Playground. June 14-18. Theatre class for adults. Want to be able to relax and feel; more comfortable in your body especially at auditions? Come play with us! [Read more]

Apex Players class mentioned in ActiveAlex magazine. Check out the article in latest edition of ActiveAlex on the Apex Players class that RLT's Kathleen Rudolph teaches. [Read more]

Cast List - The Hundred Dresses. The following people have been cast in RLT's upcoming production of The Hundred Dresses. [Read more]

2010 Canteys. June 30, 7:00pm. Celebrate the 2009-2010 season as it comes to a close. It's an evening of show numbers, volunteer awards, and Cantey Awards for actors. Afterwards, catch up with friends at the reception in the Sutton Lobby. [Read more]

UBU Just Be Yourself. RLT’s teen performance ensemble, Storytellers to Go! takes the show on the road to deliver an important message, UBU Just Be Yourself. Performed at area libraries. Admission is free. [Read more]

Youth Theatre Partners Program. Become a Youth Theatre Partner and help us welcome a needy child as an audience member! Donations to the program make it possible for children who might never be able to experience live theatre to attend an RLT youth show for free. [Read more]

Take A Stand Against Bullying. Using the script for The Hundred Dresses as inspiration, Raleigh Little Theatre students created an original public service announcement about the issue of teasing and bullying. [Read more]

Buy a Brick Campaign. Support Raleigh Little Theatre with a lasting gift. Add your name or the name of a loved one to RLT's wall of fame located at the entrance to the Cantey V. Sutton Theatre. [Read more]

Flex Passes. Flex Passes are a great way to see shows at RLT. For $52 you get three passes. You can use them one at a time, all at once, or any combination. They're a great gift idea too! [Read more]

Installation of water sprinklers. During the 2009-2010 season, the City of Raleigh is going to install a complete water sprinkler system throughout the entire RLT complex. This will mean a disruption to just about... [Read more]

Raleigh Little Theatre thanks these organizations, corporations and foundations for their generous support.

City of Raleigh Arts Commission United Arts City of Raleigh Progress Energy Empire Properties The News & Observer MediaPartnersInc

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