2020-21 Off the Grid Events
Pod plays, socially-distanced haunted trails and a virtual whodunit — Off the Grid is back with more immersive experiences! See what's in store.
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Revised Season Announcement
Announcing a smaller version of A Christmas Carol to celebrate the holidays, followed by seven productions in 2021, including the new addition of School Girls; Or, The African Mean Girls Play.
Education Goes Virtual
We're offering all in-school programming virtually this fall! This includes recording our outreach play The Wind in the Willows, and creating an all-new Education Membership that gives you access to our full catalog of virtual workshops.
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Lights Up for a Cause
The Playhouse joined We Make Events North America by "going red" for the 12 million people out of work due to COVID-19. Read more about the project, and how you can help.
COVID-19 Updates
Our 2020-21 Season has been delayed until December. Please visit our Health & Safety page for more information and ticket holder options.
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Behind the Scenes
Love theatre? Browse these stories about our favorite art form and how it's made! Topics include actors, costumes, sets and props, playwrights, directors, music, things to do and about the Playhouse.
Our Commitment
Our theatre is a community gathering place where we seek to illuminate the human experience. We celebrate differences and lift up our shared humanity. The Playhouse recognizes the injustices and inequities that underpin our city and our nation. We stand with the Black community and communities of color, and with the diverse artists who make art in our city. Black Lives Matter.
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The Tony Awards
The Playhouse is the proud recipient of the 2004 Regional Theatre Tony Award and the 2007 Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical for our production of Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s musical, Company. Learn more about the Playhouse's Tony Award-winning history!
A New Stage
Directing the Future
We're building a new, state-of-the-art Mainstage Theatre Complex, featuring Moe & Jack's Place — The Rouse Theatre, set to open Fall 2022. Learn more about this exciting project and how you can get involved today!
Art at Home
We believe art has the ability to keep us connected and spread joy, even in the midst of uncertainty.
So we've gathered a list of suggestions for how you can continue experiencing art, from home. We’ll continue to update the page with fun and inspiring ways to keep the arts in your life!
Gift an Experience
Support the arts during this unusual time by gifting a future experience to your loved one. Gift certificates are available in any amount and can be used for tickets, subscriptions, parking and more.
Monologues of Hope
In the wake of current events, we've commissioned local playwrights to write monologues on the theme of hope. Each was performed on video by a local actor. Watch the full series!
Make An Impact
As a non-profit organization, ticket sales do not cover the costs of our productions and mission-driven work. Generous donations from people like you help build sets, purchase props, bring top talent to Cincinnati, and bring theatre to kids and community centers across the Tristate.
Leading Ladies
Join Leading Ladies! You'll get a backstage pass to exclusive and exciting "girls' night out" events; meet incredible professionals in the theatre; and help sponsor a mainstage production!
Welcome to the Playhouse
Here's a handy newcomer’s guide to help you navigate your first trip here!
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