Kentucky Theatre Association
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New Executive Director

Susan Pringle

Susan joined KTA as Executive Director in February 2010. She has a twenty year history of involvement in the arts and theatre, specifically. She received her BFA from Wright State University in Design and Technology to pursue a career in stage management. She worked for many years with regional opera, theatre and dance companies as a stage or production manager.

For more on Susan and KTA's board, click here.

 

 

Enhanced Membership Options

KTA exists to serve the needs of Kentucky theatres, colleges and artists across the state. Consistently we hear you are seeking ways to reach new audiences and develop infrastructure without incurring ongoing expenses.

We have identified two ways to provide assistance through KTA’s membership program.

Visit the Membership page for more details.

Featured Theatres

Sign up at the Organization Plus Membership Level to promote shows, education offerings or special events here! For additional details visit the Membership page.

 

 

 


39th Annual KTA Conference

Please plan to attend the conference this year from November 4-7, 2010 in Danville, Kentucky. Due to its central location in the state, we expect an outstanding level of participation from high schools, community theatres and arts enthusiasts. Centre College, the Norton Center for the Arts, Danville High School and West T Hill Community Theatre are hosting KTA and our members. Sign up now!

Conference Information  •   Registration

Consider submitting a play for the second Roots of the Bluegrass New Play Award. Selected plays will be presented at West T Hill Community Theatre during the opening of the Conference on Thursday, November 4, 2010.

2009 New Play Award Finalists: Elizabeth Orndorff, winner.
Walter May, second runner up. Nancy Gall-Clayton, first runner up.

Conference Information  •   Registration

 

The Kentucky Arts Council, the state arts agency, supports the Kentucky Theatre Association with state tax dollars and federal funding from the National Endowment for the Arts. The National Endowment for the Arts, via the Economic Recovery Act of 2009, also supports the Kentucky Theatre Association.