Williams-Heath also plans to bring back their biggest fundraiser of the year, Cabaret, on May 14, an event the theater hasn't held since the COVID pandemic began. And so the rooftop is a continuation of that.” “That's one of the driving forces behind the rooftop performance venue, is that whether COVID goes away or not, we realized that outside was a very safe space to continue to make our art. “All the performers were just itching to sign up and get out there because they needed to be able to sing, express, act, cry or whatever it was,” Williams-Heath. Williams-Heath said he and the Little Theatre team hope the donations and generosity of the community will allow them to do even more.Ī rendering shows a view of the renovated Clark Family Cultural Center.
PENSACOLA LITTLE THEATRE SERIES
One of their most popular creative solutions have been the smaller outdoor performances like their Sips and Serenades series in which they open their bar up and had live singers outside. While COVID has prevented the Little Theatre from operating as it used to, the volunteer actors and actresses have found other outlets to express themselves. Pensacola Cultural Center: Appleyard: Origins of the Pensacola Cultural Center Situated at 400 South Jefferson St, the building was originally a county jail and later the courts of records building before the Escambia County Board of County Commissioners allowed Pensacola Little Theatre to take over the building in 1988. Renovation is nothing new to the glorious building, which was built in 1911. Renovation of the building is planned to start in January 2023 and end sometime in the summer.
Pensacola Cultural Center will have renovations starting in January 2023 which will give the Center a waterview rooftop terrace with a bar and performance venue.
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