Have new or gently used children’s books that you aren’t reading? Bring them to the Aronoff Center during the run of Peter Pan to benefit Queen City Book Bank (QCBB)!
QCBB champions literacy through tutoring, little free libraries, literacy outreach and
guaranteeing book access for all. They aim to provide 10 new books annually to the
25,000 K – 3rd grade under-resourced students in the Greater Cincinnati area.
You can also donate directly to QCBB via their Amazon wishlist. Thank you in advance! https://amzn.to/3T2ySB4
For more information on the run of PETER PAN.
John J. Keehnen, Jr. passed away unexpectedly at the age of 71 on Thursday, January 18, 2024. He was born in 
After the sudden passing of Skip Fenker, his friends gathered together to discuss how best to remember a man who had meant so much to them. It was quickly decided that the best way to honor him would be to put on an event the way Skip would do it himself. So after two months in the making, the result is going to be a non-traditional memorial service that is more akin to The Kennedy Center Honors. The evening will include speakers, video content and live performances which speaks to all aspects of Skip’s life beyond his theater resume.
Joel Lind died early this morning after suffering for the past 6 months. Many of you know Joel. He was larger than life. Joel was a talented actor who probably worked with every theater group in greater Cincinnati but he considered Mason Community Players his home. Joel was an ACT representative, a cheerleader for Community theater , leader of MCP trivia team , a wordsmith and had a photographic memory for music after years in the radio business. A celebration of Joel’s life is being planned for April or May and we will post details when more information is available.
It is with heavy hearts that Footlighters announces the passing of one of our founding members, the incomparable Mary Haas.
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