For too long, the children of the Children’s Theatre Company’s past have carried the burden of growing up in a culture that protected, enabled, and encouraged child predators. Many of those that were entrusted with our care silenced us and robbed us of a complete picture ourselves.

We now have the power to re-frame the story that was written for us, instead of by us. This is an opportunity for the children of the past CTC community to complete our tapestry of truths, and fully see its wounds and its gifts.  Members of this website can tell our stories to each other, explore our memories, and connect our past to our present in highly moderated private forums. As each of us adds our voice to the chorus, we will begin to hear, feel, and understand the beautifully complex, sometimes joyous, and painfully destructive histories that we share.

If, and/or when anyone would like to share a story of theirs with the rest of the world, they have the option to post on our public blog. Allowing others to learn the complexity of CTC’s history can help the wider community to understand the large scale of the abuse that happened, how it was fostered, and what the factors were that allowed its existence. Bringing history out of the shadows heals us, and helps everyone.