On August 22, 2020, at 5:30pm, join the RPCT family on FaceBook or here on our website while we showcase RPCT talent and raise money to replace the roof of our headquarters, the historic St. John landmark RTC building in Reserve, La.
The old RTC (formerly Reserve Telephone) headquarters is in the heart of Reserve in St. John the Baptist Parish. RTC has offered River Parish Community Theatre (RPCT) the chance to take over ownership of the facility and house operations on the premises. This new ownership cannot be done alone. The building is in need of a new roof. Donating to RPCT to help replace the roof will not only insure the structure and provide safe storage for the contents but will help to keep a landmark of Reserve alive and thriving.
We look forward to seeing everyone safely in this new virtual world while we showcase why RPCT is important to us and the community. Join us for an evening of fun and unforgettable moments while we raise money to keep making those moments for future thespians!
Information on how to donate to come soon! We look forward to “seeing” everyone there!
The old RTC (formerly Reserve Telephone) headquarters is in the heart of Reserve in St. John the Baptist Parish. RTC has offered River Parish Community Theatre (RPCT) the chance to take over ownership of the facility and house operations on the premises. This new ownership cannot be done alone. The building is in need of a new roof. Donating to RPCT to help replace the roof will not only insure the structure and provide safe storage for the contents but will help to keep a landmark of Reserve alive and thriving.
We look forward to seeing everyone safely in this new virtual world while we showcase why RPCT is important to us and the community. Join us for an evening of fun and unforgettable moments while we raise money to keep making those moments for future thespians!
Information on how to donate to come soon! We look forward to “seeing” everyone there!
Explore our website to learn how you and your family can get involved!
River Parish Community Theatre recently awarded $500 grants to three area high schools who had spring musicals cancelled due to the Coronavirus pandemic. Donations were made to the Riverside Academy Ovations, the St. Charles Catholic Stagehands, and the Lutcher High School Players. Each of the schools had cast and begun rehearsals for their annual shows when the virus halted progress and ultimately forced the cancellations.
RPCT board president Sean Roussel said, “Our theater family has members from each of these drama organizations, and we consider the whole programs themselves part of the theater community. Their shows were taken away from them so we wanted to show our support and lessen the financial impact.”
In addition, each of the schools will be invited to participate in RPCT’s “A Taste of Broadway”, a dinner and entertainment event scheduled for late summer, conditions permitting. Roussel continued, “They deserve a chance to perform for our community, and we intend to give them that opportunity if they choose to participate.”
Photo 1: RPCT board member Coran Johnson and director Darryl P. Clement present a $500 grant to LHS Players director Carly Zeller and members of the cast of “Southern Fried Funeral”.
Photo 2: RPCT board members Mona Roussel, director Darryl P. Clement, and Coran Johnson present Riverside Academy principal Mike Coburn and members of the cast of “Big Fish” with a $500 grant.
Photo 3: SCC Stagehands director Greer Millet and members of the “Hello Dolly” cast receive a $500 grant from RPCT director Darryl P. Clement and board member Mona Roussel.
RPCT board president Sean Roussel said, “Our theater family has members from each of these drama organizations, and we consider the whole programs themselves part of the theater community. Their shows were taken away from them so we wanted to show our support and lessen the financial impact.”
In addition, each of the schools will be invited to participate in RPCT’s “A Taste of Broadway”, a dinner and entertainment event scheduled for late summer, conditions permitting. Roussel continued, “They deserve a chance to perform for our community, and we intend to give them that opportunity if they choose to participate.”
Photo 1: RPCT board member Coran Johnson and director Darryl P. Clement present a $500 grant to LHS Players director Carly Zeller and members of the cast of “Southern Fried Funeral”.
Photo 2: RPCT board members Mona Roussel, director Darryl P. Clement, and Coran Johnson present Riverside Academy principal Mike Coburn and members of the cast of “Big Fish” with a $500 grant.
Photo 3: SCC Stagehands director Greer Millet and members of the “Hello Dolly” cast receive a $500 grant from RPCT director Darryl P. Clement and board member Mona Roussel.
River Parish Community Theatre showed their support and appreciation for local healthcare workers this weekend, delivering hot coffee and muffins to the staffs at Ochsner Medical Complex - River Parishes in LaPlace and St. James Parish Hospital in Lutcher.
“The healthcare workers have been dynamic and courageous during this crisis. Bringing them a little cheer and a smile was obviously appreciated. Now is a perfect time to show how much we appreciate them and how much we are a part of this community. There’s more to come this week,” said RPCT board president Sean Roussel.
“The healthcare workers have been dynamic and courageous during this crisis. Bringing them a little cheer and a smile was obviously appreciated. Now is a perfect time to show how much we appreciate them and how much we are a part of this community. There’s more to come this week,” said RPCT board president Sean Roussel.
River Parish Community Theatre exists to enable citizens of the greater River Parish community to become involved in the creative cultural life of our region.
Thank you to our 2020 Sponsors!
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