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Guy is Vice-President of the MCT board of directors and honored to be part of such a great organization. The only thing he does not like about the theater is when his wife occasionally falls asleep at shows, especially those on Broadway.

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Why The Odd Fellows Building?

You may be aware that MCT is holding a production of “Light in Odd Spaces” January 27, 28 and 29. It is an original play developed by the cast and directed by Beth Watkins about the Odd Fellows Building, home to MCT and other organizations for many years. You may ask yourself; why create and offer a show about an old building? Through a series of articles here, we hope to explain the rich and impactful history of this Meadville landmark

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Anthony Advocates for the Arts

Being on the Allegheny College campus, MCT has always had a close relationship to the school and its students. Many have supported the theater over the years in a variety of ways. I recently talked with Anthony Ennis, an AC senior and MCT volunteer, about his love of the arts, especially dance

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From Patient to Performer

Many MCT members know Deb Ormston for she has been involved with our theater for over 30 years. Most recently, she was in “The Last Comedienne” and “Inherit the Wind” during MCT’s summer season. Find out how such a versatile thespian become involved in theater