South Bend Civic Theatre

read moreSince we cannot yet gather in person, we're offering a different way of creating human connection: Handwritten notes. We've created a pack of vintage notecards for you to send love and light to those in your life. Ensconced in her Fenwick home, a now retired Hepburn reects on her turbulent childhood, her unlikely rise to stardom and her heart-breaking 27 year affair with Spencer Tracy. Starring CIVIC favorite Mary Ann Moran. A few days after the death of little known painter Vincent Van Gogh, rumors are flying in Paris.

read moreSouth Bend Civic Theatre (SBCT) was founded in 1957 by two University of Notre Dame graduates who believed community theatre should be an important part of this area's culture, and who also believed that living in our community were aspiring actors and actresses who needed to show and form their talents. While early performances were held in homes, hotels, and various locations at Notre Dame, SBCT staged most of its productions after 1968 at the Firehouse, a local historic landmark located on Portage Ave, in South Bend's historic Near Northwest neighborhood.

read moreThe South Bend Civic Theatre is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, which means we are governed by a Board of Directors. Nonprofits are most effective when they are governed by a group of leaders who understand the impact of the nonprofit in its community. We are grateful to have an engaged Board of Directors who believe in the CIVIC's mission and vision. Thank you to our Board of Directors, who volunteer their time to ensure the CIVIC maintains a strong organizational structure and holds the theatre accountable.