At Actors Theatre, a non-profit organization, we try to keep tickets reasonable for a broad-based audience. Ticket revenue only covers 45% of our producing costs. Your generosity enables us to balance our budget, fulfill our mission to provide live theatre that invigorates minds and emotions and provide arts education to area students.

Look below for ways you can play a valuable role in sustaining a world-class theatre that is a cornerstone of Louisville arts. Many people choose to give to more than one fund. Thank you for your important support.

Contributors to our Annual Fund help us bridge the gap between ticket income and the actual costs of producing quality live theatre. To show our appreciation, we offer an exciting range of benefits.

Designed for those interested in supporting the theatre in a more specific way—choose between a variety of funds that allow us to attract top the top artistic and administrative talent, support women in the arts and honor the winner of our National Ten-Minute Play Contest.

Honor a loved one, celebrate your family’s theatre tradition or commemorate your first subscription season by purchasing a brick or seat in the Pamela Brown Auditorium, Bingham Theatre or Victor Jory Theatre.

With over 77% of our patrons living in the Jefferson County area, Actors Theatre appeals to many area businesses with our highly desirable demographics. Actors adds value to corporate marketing efforts, client relations and employee benefits.

Not your typical black-tie fundraising affair—this themed costumed event makes it possible for Actors to produce outstanding live theatre and ensures that ticket prices remain affordable. Thank you for making Saturday Night Lobster Fever a Success!
Saturday Night Lobster Fever
Feb 2, 2008
Galt House Hotel and Suites

Without the generous support of Foundation and Government partners, Actors Theatre could not touch the lives of more than 200,000 people each year through our work on the stage and in the classroom.

Actors Theatre’s Sophocles Society recognizes those who have made planned gifts to the theatre in their estate plans. While some 90% in our community make charitable gifts during their lifetime, only 6% leave bequests to charitable organizations.