As someone who’s seen a show at RTP, you know the moment: the house lights drop, the room goes quiet, and a story you won’t see anywhere else in Richmond begins.
Here’s what you might not know. Your ticket covers about 60% of what it costs to put that story on stage. The other 40%—artists’ pay, sets, costumes, the new plays still in development—comes from gifts.
Across the country, queer stories are being pushed out of sight. In Richmond, they’re still on stage after 34 years, because people like you don’t just buy a ticket. You take a side.
You already have a seat. This year, take a place in the company.
