Casa Mañana Theatre

Casa Mañana, also known as The House of Tomorrow, is a prominent live professional theatre located in Fort Worth, Texas. Established in 1958, the theatre has a rich history tied to the city's desire to create a celebration that would rival the Texas Centennial Celebration held in Dallas in 1936. The brainchild of Amon G. Carter, Casa Mañana was originally conceived as a large, outdoor amphitheater and restaurant that would serve as the centerpiece of Fort Worth's festivities. Over the years, Casa Mañana has evolved into a cultural institution dedicated to producing and presenting exceptional live theatre. Its mission is to nurture and advance the art form for the enrichment and education of the diverse community in Fort Worth and its surrounding areas, as well as to inspire future generations of artists and theatre patrons. Casa Mañana's offerings include a range of productions across various genres, such as Broadway shows, Children's Theatre, and Reid Cabaret performances. The theatre is also committed to education through its School for Musical Theatre, which provides classes, camps, and an apprentice program for aspiring performers. Additionally, the Buckley Awards are part of Casa Mañana's educational outreach, recognizing excellence in high school musical theatre. The organization is supported by a dedicated team of staff and volunteers, led by a Board of Directors who invest their time into the theatre's future. Casa Mañana prides itself on its community engagement, offering opportunities for individuals to work with the theatre, audition for productions, and rent spaces for events. Casa Mañana continues to be a beacon of artistic excellence in Fort Worth, with a steadfast commitment to live theatre and a vibrant presence in the North Texas cultural landscape.