Cripple Creek Theatre Company

An Enemy of the People
July 24-August 16



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The Cripple Creek Theatre Company offsets all electricity and fuel used in our productions through certified renewable energy credits (RECs).

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Shop at the Arabella Station Whole Foods Market on July 2nd and 5% of your purchases will benefit the Cripple Creek Theatre Company.

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Bury the Dead Nominated for Three Ambie Awards

The Cripple Creek Theatre Company has been nominated for three Ambie Award for its revival of Irwin Shaw's Bury the Dead in the catagories of best drama, best direction, and best lighting design.

One year down, an untold number yet to go!

“Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it's the only thing that ever does."

MARGARET MEAD

As we begin a second year of production, the Cripple Creek Theatre Company has rededicated itself to presenting pertinent and timely work that contests apathy and compels action. We are determined to be at the forefront during this troubling—yet exciting—era in New Orleans’ history. Although these plays are neither new nor new to New Orleans, they are greatly relevant. As Naomi Wallace, whose play One Flea Spare will be produced this year, states, “By writing about a time other than our own, it’s possible for issues that have become locked by rhetoric…to become visible anew." For more information, please peruse the complete season schedule.


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What They're Saying

Note: For reviews, pictures and videos, please see productions.

WHAT HAVE I ENJOYED?

Times-Picayune

Irwin Shaw's 1936 anti-war play Bury the Dead proved potent anti-war fare, in the hands of the socially conscious Cripple Creek Theatre Company.

Stage Hopping

Times-Picayune

"With just two productions under its belt...this live-wire troupe is one to watch in 2007."

PLAYERS FOR SOCIAL CHANGE

Kenyon Collegian

"'...The main reason we're here is to instigate social change,' said Kingsley. 'Our primary focus is promoting social and economic justice. Secondarily we produce theatre.'"

New Theatre Company in new orleans

About.com

"Rebirth in New Orleans is a long and arduous process. Making it more bearable are our indefatigable artists, and new among them is a recently formed theatre group, the Cripple Creek Theatre Company..."

Supported in part through grants from the Louisiana State Arts Council through the Louisiana Division of the Arts and the City of New Orleans through the Arts Council of New Orleans.

The Cripple Creek Theatre Company is exempt under section 501(C)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. All contributions are tax deductible.