The Dayton Theatre Guild is actively following the news along with County, State, and Federal government recommendations with regards to the Coronavirus (Covid-19). As a public venue we are acutely aware of the elevated risk of public gatherings. At this time we intend on presenting all performances as scheduled. While we are taking the extra precaution of extra cleaning we need to ask for your help as well.
MORNING’S AT SEVEN by Paul Osborn opens a week from this Friday (March 20, 2020). We ask that if you are showing any symptoms or have been exposed to someone showing symptoms of the Coronavirus (Covid-19) or any other illness, we ask you to postpone your attendance to a later performance in the run. The production runs for three weekends (March 20 – April 5, 2020). If you’re unable to attend Mornings at Seven by Paul Osborn due to illness, we will gladly change your tickets to a future performance this season. Simply call us at 937-278-5993 and leave a message as to the date of your current tickets and the new date you wish to attend and we will do our best to accommodate your request.
If at a later time the situation changes and we need to adjust or cancel performances, we will post information to our website as well as send out an email to those on our mailing list and/or reach out to those without email addresses. We thank you in advance for your cooperation.
Dayton Theatre Guild

We regret to inform you that the Fitton Center will be cancelling or rescheduling all events for the month of March and into early April, 2020. We have been in direct communication with the City of Hamilton Health Department for several weeks with regard to developments in the Coronavirus (COVID-19) situation, and have continued to strictly follow the advice and instruction of the Health Commissioner during this time.
Dear MPI Patrons and Friends,
As the novel coronavirus COVID-19 begins to have an increased impact on our nation’s communities, we feel it’s important to connect with you directly and let you know the safety and security of our audiences, performers, and staff is our highest priority. We are following the lead of our city, state, and federal elected officials as we implement strategies recommended by public health authorities and the Center for Disease Control (CDC) for our organization.