Our complete adherence to the Lord Jesus Christ fully realized in the Catholic Church is not accidental to who we are. Our faith forms our every desire and action. We do not do theatre in spite of our Catholicism, rather we do it because of our Catholicism. We seek to glorify God in all that we do.

Togetherness is more than a side effect of doing theatre. It’s a goal. We want to foster relationships that will build each other up and last long after the final curtain. We want to be a place where Catholic artists feel at home.

Art demands a certain level of professionalism. There are certain things, which if not done well, don’t rise to the level worthy of public display. Theatre is one of those things. If we can’t do something in a manner fitting to its subject and audience, it will be better not to do it at all.

Originality is not a virtue, but creativity is. Whereas we are not committed to doing new works, we certainly look for them, as this demands and encourages creativity. We don’t want to just do the same old thing. We want to do what has never been done before.