CRACKED WALL COMEDY THEATER LLC
PORT SAINT LUCIE, FLORIDA

The origins of the Cracked Wall Comedy Theater (CWCT) can be traced to the 1980s and the founding and incorporation in New York of The Participatory Theatre Company by Ronald Jay Cohen.  It was an era when local comedy clubs were springing up all over the country.  Audience members attending those clubs could be categorized, among other ways, as belonging to one of two groups: cracked wall comedy theater THE CRACKED WALL COMEDY THEATER MISSION The mission of CWCT is to produce genuinely unique, funny, and entertaining plays that provide the opportunity for audience members to perform if they so desire, while enriching the community at large with charitable donations of a portion of revenue.  In the past, we have donated to organizations designed to ameliorate or find a cure for Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease. CWCT is committed to quality and innovation in the production of live entertainment. Core elements of our corporate culture include providing real value to our patrons, bringing honesty and integrity to all business dealings, and giving back to the community through donations to worthy causes. CWCT works to make the world just a little bit better through its innovative use of scripted and improvised humor in live, audience-interactive shows, and through fund-raising efforts for worthy charities. CONTACT US at any time at [email protected] with your own charitable fund-raising ideas, and how we might be able to help.  Cracked Wall Comedy Theater  Palm Springs, CA production of            CWCT takes this opportunity to acknowledge Shirley LeMaster's brilliant portrayal of Lila Styph-Calzone in a Palm Springs production of ​mid-production seamlessly.  ​ And congratulations to the show's producer: The Cracked Wall Comedy Theater! Special thanks to Shirley, Alden & Zoii for their outstanding work in the Cracked Wall Comedy Theater Palm Springs production of                  ... frozen.  Now, friends, family, business                                                                      Palm Springs, CA production of                                                                      productions he starred in or otherwise contributed The origins of the Cracked Wall Comedy Theater (CWCT) can be traced to the 1980s and the founding and incorporation in New York of The Participatory Theatre Company by Ronald Jay Cohen.  It was an era when local comedy clubs were springing up all over the country.  Audience members attending those clubs could be categorized, among other ways, as belonging to one of two groups: cracked wall comedy theater THE CRACKED WALL COMEDY THEATER MISSION The mission of CWCT is to produce genuinely unique, funny, and entertaining plays that provide the opportunity for audience members to perform if they so desire, while enriching the community at large with charitable donations of a portion of revenue.  In the past, we have donated to organizations designed to ameliorate or find a cure for Alzheimer's disease and Parkinson's disease. CWCT is committed to quality and innovation in the production of live entertainment. Core elements of our corporate culture include providing real value to our patrons, bringing honesty and integrity to all business dealings, and giving back to the community through donations to worthy causes. CWCT works to make the world just a little bit better through its innovative use of scripted and improvised humor in live, audience-interactive shows, and through fund-raising efforts for worthy charities. CONTACT US at any time at [email protected] with your own charitable fund-raising ideas, and how we might be able to help.  Cracked Wall Comedy Theater  Palm Springs, CA production of            CWCT takes this opportunity to acknowledge Shirley LeMaster's brilliant portrayal of Lila Styph-Calzone in a Palm Springs production of ​mid-production seamlessly.  ​ And congratulations to the show's producer: The Cracked Wall Comedy Theater! Special thanks to Shirley, Alden & Zoii for their outstanding work in the Cracked Wall Comedy Theater Palm Springs production of