To Our Loyal Customers
In order to comply with the current order of Governor DeWine and Warren County Health District – “Disney’s The Little Mermaid” has been cancelled.
If you have a reservation to attend any performance of “Disney’s The Little Mermaid” between the dates of June 4, 2020 thru July 26, 2020, we have deposited your funds into your LaComedia account where they can be used thru December 31, 2021.
However, if you request a refund we will gladly issue a refund based on your original form of payment.
If you are requesting a refund please submit your request by sending an email to the following: accounting@lacomedia.com
Please include a phone number in the event we would need to contact you. We ask for your patience as this process may take some time. We are currently unable to operate our normal business hours.
In compliance with the Governor’s orders our Box Office is currently closed.
At this time we are only addressing refunds for “The King & I”, “Footloose”, “Disney’s The Little Mermaid”, “A Year with Frog and Toad”,”Seussical, Jr.” and “Joe Mullins and The
Radio Ramblers”.
There will be no REFUNDS issued for future shows at this time.
We thank you for your support over the last few months. We appreciate your understanding and patience. We hope everyone is remaining safe and well and we look forward to being able to serve you again soon!

Update on our remaining 19/20 season shows: Due to the ongoing impact of COVID-19, the upcoming engagements of ESCAPE TO MARGARITAVILLE, ANASTASIA and THE BOOK OF MORMON have been cancelled. Ticket holders who purchased from Broadway Across America/Broadway in Cincinnati or the Cincinnati Arts Association/Aronoff Center should have received emails yesterday regarding your ticketing options.
Comedian Ricky Glore (Dry Bar Comedy, The Bob & Tom Show, Laughs Per Minute) is set to release his first full-length album Spitting Image through Circus Trapeze Records on
While things remain extremely uncertain and will be for a while, we have unfortunately decided to postpone Something Rotten, our October show, to a date to be determined. Again, our top priority is the safety of our patrons as well as cast and crew, and despite the disappointment, look forward to the time when we can all be together again (absent the distancing) to enjoy our theatre and our great productions, together. Given the ongoing uncertainty surrounding when we will be able to reopen, we are also not going to offer season subscriptions at this time. In the meantime, we are working toward some alternate entertainment for you, so stay tuned for future announcements!
This year, the forums for ACT Presidents and Judges will be held