TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20

Transforming The Beautiful Game:
THE CLYDE BEST STORY

DOCUMENTARY FILM

In 1969, a Bermudian teenager broke into England’s First Division (Soccer) becoming the first Black superstar of football/soccer’s modern television.

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SPEAKING OF MUSIC

BEYOND THE VEIL:

AutUmnal FOLK SONGS with Ash Devine

OCTOBER 21 & 22

Drawing on seasonal repertoire from late Appalachian greats such as Jean Richie, Doc Watson, Dolly Parton, the Child Ballads, and from contemporary and traditional folk archives, Ash will explore themes of transition, longing, mystery, spirit encounters, and bounty at harvest time.

Local guest musicians and storytellers will drop by for a song or two in a traditional porch sittin' style.

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New this year!

OCTOBER 1-25, 2026

Harvest of the Arts is a  celebration of creatives, culture, and community. Join us throughout the month of October as we welcome musicians, playwrights, comedians, performers, and more PNW (and National!) talent to our stage!

UPCOMING:

2026-2027 Season Tickets Available now!

Join us for another season of award-winning theatre that celebrates the region’s extraordinary talent!

With four main-stage productions, limited-engagement Holiday show, plus special programs like our Teen Takeover play, Sips & Scripts, and Playcraft Originals, your season subscription gives you front-row access to the very best in regional artistry, creativity, and performance all year long!

Youth Classes

Fall ‘26

Winter ‘27

Upcoming Events

The Christa Holbrook Youth Education Fund

KCPT's annual fund for Youth Education initiatives is established and named for Christa Holbrook, KCPT staff member and resident artist. This fund honors Christa's dedication to enriching the lives of our community's young people exemplifying the mission of our Youth Education programs. This fund will continuously fuel accessibility, technology, and teaching artist salaries and training to ensure today's students engage with theater arts at all levels, as participants, as audience, and in career exploration.

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