05/30/2026
Over the past few days, PCASA has seen a lot of people hurting, people in a community that is known for bringing others so much joy. We offered to help in any way that we could. As a result, we have received requests for trainings, materials, services and collaborations. We have plans to develop new trainings and curriculum that are dedicated to ensuring local theater is a safe haven for creativity and expression.
But we also need to see new, more effective, survivor-focused, transparent policies and procedures be introduced, procedures that will hold accountable unsupportive leaders in charge of protecting those working within their organizations. These must include confidentiality, safety to disclose and resources made available to those affected by inappropriate actions.
The challenges that the community has experienced and continue to face are devastating but they have also ignited powerful conversations about respect, accountability, and the importance of safe spaces for everyone involved in the arts. Keep those conversations going.
Thanks to the cast of Mamma Mia for their support last night and continued support throughout the run of their show. Congrats on a great opening night!
To all of our theater friends, we know that the show must go on. And PCASA will be sitting in the front row supporting you every step of the way. ❤️
