On Saturday, April 11, join host Karl Gregory, Producing Artistic Director Emily Jackson, and the KTC Board and Staff to raise a glass to our 35th Season

This year, KTC is celebrating our big, audacious 35th season with a big, audacious goal: 350 donations of $35.

Since Reindeer Sessions is both a play and a party, we're trying something new: several performances will be hosted by local notables and feature invites to specific communities.

Each performance of Reindeer Sessions (Dec 3-14) will feature tempting raffles. We're giving away a KTC swag bag at every show, plus all attendees get entered into the drawing for our Grand Prize. The Grand Prize package includes:  • Two Spring Gala tickets  • A one-night stay at the Argos Inn  • Two 2026–27 season subscriptions  • VIP dinner with Producing Artistic Director Emily Jackson & a KTC guest artist Boost your odds and support KTC by purchasing additional raffle t

Looking for a fun, easy way to celebrate the holiday parties with your crew? Bring them to Reindeer Sessions!

This holiday season, the Kitchen has decided to do something a little different: we're combining our holiday play with a holiday party. From Dec 3-14, come see Eric Ulloa's hilariously unhinged Reindeer Sessions , and enjoy a food, drink, and a festive party atmosphere before and after the play. Picture it: you arrive at the Kitchen at about 6:30 on Friday, Dec 5 (opening night, so fancy!). You're greeted by delicious munchies from Cafe Dewitt, sumptuous drinks from Liquid S

After the show on Saturday, November 1, you'll have your chance to settle the MJ vs LeBron question for once and for all.

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On King James opening weekend (Oct 15-19), bring a group of five people or more, to enjoy a complimentary shot (or your beverage of choice) with your ticket purchase.

Sharyn Rothstein's Bad Books is sure to be a conversation-starter. So we've partnered with some of Ithaca's most beloved institutions, events, and businesses to bring you into the conversation, with Around the Kitchen Table talks.

To celebrate the opening Bad Books, we're inviting your club into the Kitchen

To celebrate our 35th season, we’re cooking with fire.  The Kitchen is serving up five vital, moving, boundary-pushing plays in our 2025/2026 season: Bad Books  by Sharyn Rothstein , directed by Emily Jackson (Sep 3-21): In this blistering dark dramedy, a mother declares war against her local library, setting off a chain reaction of unforeseen and unimaginable consequences.  King James  by Rajiv Joseph , directed by Margarett Perry (Oct 15-Nov 2): A thoughtful buddy comedy th

We've added a few more cooks to the Kitchen. Last week, the Kitchen welcomed two new team members: Ben Hummel, Business Manager , and...

Step into the warmth of Kitchen Theatre Company this December, where festive cheer, family fun, and heartfelt stories come together for...

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Kitchen Theatre Company’s Board of Directors is pleased to announce the appointment of Emily Jackson as the Producing Artistic Director....