To Our Loyal Patrons:

During this very difficult time, we wanted to reach out to all of you and thank you for your loyalty to Overshadowed Theatrical Productions. As many have stated, these are certainly unprecedented times, and we are all working to make the best decisions for our organization and our patrons. To aid in our outreach, we have been researching other theaters and other guidelines to decide how to best serve you. We realize that every day brings a new development, but we would like to inform you of what we are thinking at present.

• We are not closed by any means: we are waiting in the wings, ready to perform as soon as it is safe for all to gather in our theater.
• Our actors and crews are striving to keep our shows alive. It was incredibly painful to suspend our season. However, we are actively working to make intelligent decisions that are best for all.
• Our camp that was to begin on June 8th has been postponed until July 13th. All other camps are still scheduled, HOWEVER, we will be making week-by-week decisions as to if we proceed. We will cancel the camp one month before it starts so that you will have plenty of notice. Our desire is to hold the camps so rest assured we will do whatever we can to hold the camp. That being said, it might look different, we might have smaller groups or we might have to zoom the performance instead of having a live audience.
• In order to hold the camps we will need to be at a minimum of phase four in Illinois.
• The rest of the season has been shuffled. We will hold the last two weeks of The Trip to Bountiful when we can open. Depending on when that is possible we will then hold Noah!, and then Beauty and the Beast. Right now we have received permission to produce Beauty... in the place of our Christmas show. If that needs to be moved, we will have to wait to see if we receive permission to move those dates again.
• We are planning to move the tickets purchased to the new show dates. Please do not request to change your show date yet as it does cost us money every time we move a ticket so we'd like to wait until we are fairly certain of the new dates.
• We have purchased cleaning supplies and masks and UV lights, and are trying to decide the best way to seat people so that we provide an atmosphere that is the safest for our friends and family. We realize that as more information comes out we might have to make further adjustments. Thank you for being patient with us!

Keeping our theater alive is vital to all of us. When it is again safe for us to congregate in small groups, we will open the doors to shine the light on the stage again!

We miss you all!

Overshadowed by His love,
Reba