Loudonville Theatre & Arts Committee (LTAC)
Supporting The Ohio Theatre since 1994
What is LTAC?
LTAC is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that supports The Ohio Theatre, which is owned and operated by the Village of Loudonville. We raise funds, coordinate volunteers, and champion the preservation and programming of Loudonville’s historic 1909 theatre. Through community generosity and countless volunteer hours, LTAC ensures the theatre remains a vibrant cultural hub for the Mohican region.
❤️ Our Mission
The Loudonville Theatre & Arts Committee (LTAC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to restoring, promoting, and supporting The Ohio Theatre. Our mission is to preserve this historic venue and provide educational, recreational, and cultural opportunities for the people of Loudonville, its visitors, and surrounding communities.
LTAC works both independently and in partnership with the Village of Loudonville to maintain the theatre’s legacy and expand its impact for future generations.
🛠️ What We Support
LTAC provides funding, volunteer support, and project leadership for:
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Theatre restoration & preservation
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Technical upgrades (sound, lighting, projection)
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Youth arts education
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Mohican Community Theatre productions
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Community events & cultural programming
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Equipment, technology, and facility improvements
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Annual operating support for the theatre
⭐ Recent LTAC Projects & Improvements
Over the years, LTAC has invested hundreds of thousands of dollars into The Ohio Theatre. Thanks to generous donors, community support, and grant funding, LTAC has completed numerous improvements that help keep our historic theatre thriving.
Here are some of the most recent and impactful projects:
2025
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$10,000 toward theatre operating expenses
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Additional DPA microphones
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New soundboard
2024
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New lighting trusses
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$10,000 toward operating expenses
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Chromebooks and graphic tablets for Arts Alive
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Updated computer software
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Digital displays
2023
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New Movie Screen
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New Wireless Microphone System
2022
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$12,000 to help with Operating Expenses
See more projects and improvements from previous years: 2021 Raised $23,000 to help with Operating Expenses 2020 $10,000 Financial Grant $1,000 Grant for The Ohio Theatre Children’s Chorus 2019 Backstage & Onstage Improvements 2018 Theatrical Lighting System (Phase 2) New Popcorn Cart Digital Displays 2017 HVAC Systems for Backstage Theatrical Lighting System (Phase 1) New Carpet 2016 Digital Marquee 2015 Christie Digital Projector System Digital Audio Surround Sound System 2013 Primary & Secondary Stage Curtains
🎭 Mohican Community Theatre (MCT)
Community Theatre At Its Best
LTAC proudly supports Mohican Community Theatre, the resident community theatre program at The Ohio Theatre. MCT has produced decades of musicals, plays, youth productions, and special events that bring local talent to the stage.
2026
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Twice Upon a Time (This Fall)
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Into the Woods (This Summer)
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Little Women
2025
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The Reluctant Dragon (MCT Kids)
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The Sound of Music
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The Play That Goes Wrong
2024
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Doc, Doc…Goose! (MCT Kids)
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Clue
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Joseph & the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
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Disenchanted
2023
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Wizard of Oz: The Deleted Scene (MCT Kids)
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Beauty and the Beast
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Little Shop of Horrors
See more shows that MCT has presented over the years: 2022 •The Thirty-Three Little Pigs (MCT Kids) •Shrek the Musical 2021 •Nunsense 2020 •You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown 2019 •Snow White Variety Show (MCT Kids) •The King and I 2018 •Annie •Alice in Wonderland Jr. (MCT Kids) •Steel Magnolias 2017 •On the Worst Day of Christmas •Singin’ in the Rain 2016 •Charlie Brown Christmas Extravaganza •Mary Poppins 2015 •The Best Christmas Pageant Ever •Oklahoma!
🌱 Youth Arts Education
LTAC funds and supports Arts Alive, the theatre’s youth arts education program. This includes:
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Theatre workshops
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Summer camps
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Youth productions
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Technology and equipment for creative learning
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Scholarships and program support
Your donations directly help young artists discover their voice, creativity, and confidence.
Why LTAC Matters
LTAC helps to ensure The Ohio Theatre remains a place where our community can gather, learn, create and celebrate the arts. All donations to LTAC directly support preserve a historic landmark and supports programs that inspire all ages.