Unfortunately, due to the uncertainty surrounding stay-at-home orders and bans on public gathering, The Urbanite has not been able to rehearse, build or administer any theatrical productions. As a result, they have postponed all programming for April, May and June, at the very least. They're now facing more than $100,000 in lost ticketing revenue.

How can you help?
Participate in The Giving Challenge on April 28th. With all gifts being matched up to $100 by the Patterson Foundation, along with tens of thousands of dollars in awards available, this 24-hour window of giving could be the single most important day in their short history.

How do you participate?
All you'll have to do is visit our Giving Challenge page on April 28th at noon.

Giving Challenge FAQ

— All individual gifts of at least $25 will be matched, up to $100.
— There is no limit to the size of gift you can make, or the number of matched gifts we can receive.
— It's better for two people to donate $100 each than one person donate $200.
— All donations must be made with a credit card.
— The donation window opens April 28th at 12noon and closes April 29th at 12noon.
— Awards will be given to nonprofits who garner the highest number of unique individual donations. Urbanite Theatre has won monetary awards in this category every year they've participated in the Giving Challenge—proof that every donation matters.

See the video featuring Co-Artistic Directors Brendan Ragan and Summer Wallace.