In addition, The Lex will continue to create exciting and engaging digital content on its social platforms for all to enjoy. More tuition-based programs will continue in the month of July. Certain portions of the schedule will be reserved for the artists who would have been cast in the 2020 summer productions - both in the professional company and the Youth and High School Apprentice Programs. Other classes will require a registration to attend. Some classes and workshops will be free and open to all who tune in to The Lex social platforms. With his support, The Lex is thrilled to extend its reach of programming to aspiring artists from across the state and across the country this summer. Lunsford pledged a gift to The Lex of a half a million dollars, over ten years, to create this program. Thanks to the Bruce Lunsford Young Artists Program at The Lex, most of the June programming will be offered at no cost to participants. In June, The Lex will offer a robust array of virtual classes and workshops covering various aspects of professional theatre. While in-person events are on hold, The Lex will continue its mission of training and nurturing theatre artists, with an expansive online arts education program this summer. 2020 Season ticket holders will be contacted with next steps. If Chicago cannot be presented, it will be replaced with another title. The Lex will present Disney’s The Little Mermaid in summer 2021, and hopes to present Chicago, pending rights approval. LEXINGTON, KY (May 5, 2020) – With the health and safety of patrons, team, cast and orchestra at the forefront of their consideration, The Lexington Theatre Company (The Lex)will postpone their 2020 Summer Season which included Chicago (July 9-12) and Disney’s The Little Mermaid (July 30-August 2), at The Lexington Opera House. Length of Show: Approximately 1 hour longĭiscovery Auditions for The Hobbit will take place January 20-23, 2022 and are open to anyone ages 9 – Adult! Learn more on our Auditions page.May 5, 2020 The Lexington Theatre Company postpones Summer Season Join LCT for this Discovery production of Tolkien’s beloved story! With humor, heart, and a little theatre magic, The Hobbit leaps from the page to the stage in spring 2022. But when Gandalf the wizard knocks on Bilbo’s door, bringing with him Thorin Oakenshield, eleven ragged-looking dwarves, and a contract for a quest to recover the lost treasure of Lonely Mountain, Bilbo finds himself reluctantly swept along on a wild adventure filled with all the magic, danger, and mystery of Middle Earth. And he absolutely, certainly never wants to come face-to-face with a dragon. He doesn’t want to go on adventures, or recover buried treasure. Bilbo Baggins is quite happy with his comfortable life in his cozy Hobbit hole, thank you very much.
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