COVID-19 Updates
Frequently-Asked Questions
Here are answers to some frequently-asked questions regarding COVID-19's impact upon Cottage Theatre.
Q: When will Cottage Theatre reopen?
A: We plan to reopen sometime in late Fall 2021, as soon as our remodeling is complete. We are under construction now, with an expected completion by the end of September! This ACT III project will make your experience as an audience member even nice, plus it is vital to ensuring CT's long-term financial sustainability. You can read more about this project and how you can help here.
A: We plan to reopen sometime in late Fall 2021, as soon as our remodeling is complete. We are under construction now, with an expected completion by the end of September! This ACT III project will make your experience as an audience member even nice, plus it is vital to ensuring CT's long-term financial sustainability. You can read more about this project and how you can help here.
Q: I had tickets to Mamma Mia. What do I do with them?
A: Please just hold onto your tickets (or let our friendly computer hold onto them for you!) Mamma Mia will be the first show on our stage when we reopen (and to say we are excited would be an understatement!) Your existing tickets will be exchanged to one of our new performance dates once we have them confirmed. We will be in touch with all Mamma Mia ticket holders at that time to coordinate those exchanges.
A: Please just hold onto your tickets (or let our friendly computer hold onto them for you!) Mamma Mia will be the first show on our stage when we reopen (and to say we are excited would be an understatement!) Your existing tickets will be exchanged to one of our new performance dates once we have them confirmed. We will be in touch with all Mamma Mia ticket holders at that time to coordinate those exchanges.
Q: How can I help Cottage Theatre during this time?
A: In the best of times, donations are very important to the success of Cottage Theatre and other performing arts organizations -- and during this extended pandemic closure they are even more vital. (Even though our ticket income shrunk to $0, those insurance, utilities, and software license bills kept on coming!) In 2021, individuals who take the Standard Deduction may deduct up to $300 ($600 for married couples filing jointly) of qualified charitable contributions from your adjusted gross income. So no matter whether you itemize or not, you can save on your taxes while helping the organizations you love survive this challenging time!
A: In the best of times, donations are very important to the success of Cottage Theatre and other performing arts organizations -- and during this extended pandemic closure they are even more vital. (Even though our ticket income shrunk to $0, those insurance, utilities, and software license bills kept on coming!) In 2021, individuals who take the Standard Deduction may deduct up to $300 ($600 for married couples filing jointly) of qualified charitable contributions from your adjusted gross income. So no matter whether you itemize or not, you can save on your taxes while helping the organizations you love survive this challenging time!