Thanks to beautiful weather on October 18th and 19th, 2024, CLT successfully launched our first-ever L/A Ghost Walks. The production consisted of 25 volunteer actors and 25 more non-actors who served on the Event Planning Committee and as day-of safety volunteers.  160 people joined us at the L/A Ghost Walks as we took community members and spooky fans of haunted history on a guided tour through downtown Auburn and Lewiston. Tour guides, portraying the ghosts of famous Mainers throughout history, taught our guests about the histories of the twin cities while they walked, including a stop at Edward Little's House, Horatio and Ella Foss' mansion, stories of prohibition, the Wabanaki people, the Bates Mill, the Spanish Influenza, and more. The tours featured several ghost appearances, and a haunted gift shop complete with Tarot card readings at the end.
Thank you to everyone who joined us and be sure to check out our CLT Haunted House next year!
Interested in getting involved or joining a committee? Reach out to info@laclt.com!Â
Updated: Oct 14, 2023
The Community Little Theatre (CLT) was notified recently that it has been awarded a grant in the amount of $20,000 from the Davis Family Foundation.
The grant funds will be applied toward CLT’s major stage lighting and sound equipment project. Significant funds are needed to complete major upgrades in these two critical technical areas. Divided into five phases, this project includes the acquisition and installation of a new lighting console, a power distribution rack, and stage pars. New sound equipment will include a digital mixer, power connectors, high output/low profile strip lighting, color source spot lighting, and a moving spot with framing shutters.
Earlier this year, CLT received a $20,000 donation from the East Auburn Community Unit to assist with stage lighting upgrades that are already underway at the theatre.
The Davis Family Foundation, established by Phyllis C. Davis and H. Halsey Davis, provides grants primarily to Maine-based educational, medical and cultural/arts charitable organizations.
Updated: Oct 14, 2023
At the Community Little Theatre annual meeting on September 25, 2023, CLT President Tim Cowan presented awards to several members in recognition of their outstanding service to the theater.
Matt Conklin was presented with the prestigious President’s Award for his remarkable and tireless efforts with lights and with overseeing the installation of the new lighting system.
Maureen Perry and Bernie Fortier were honored with Volunteer of the Year Awards for the many hours they have devoted to ushering, and Glen Thibault was recognized with this award for his many years of skillful work on set construction.
Eileen Messina and John Blanchette presented the CLT Lifetime Achievement Award to Roger and Celeste Philippon for their many years of invaluable service to CLT in numerous capacities, including performing, directing, stage management, producing, publicity, development, and service on committees and the board of directors.
