SPOKANE, Wash. — A man broke into the Spokane Children’s Theatre early Tuesday morning, leaving hundreds in damages and stolen items.
According to the Spokane Children’s Theatre, a man broke into their building around 1:30 a.m. on March 12 and stole wireless headset mics, a ticketing laptop, stage manager desk items, donations from a locked cast and props from the show. The theatre said the suspect even went through cast members’ cubby’s for anything of value.
At this time, the suspect has not been caught. If you have any information on this incident, please call Crime Check at 509-456-2233.
The theatre plans to open Charlie Brown on April 12 and is currently running Tuck Everlasting. To donate to Spokane Children’s Theatre and help replace some of the stolen items, visit its donation page on the website.
“We thank the many supporters who have attended or participated in events at our theatre. It is a second home to many theatre families who enjoy bringing stories to life for people of all ages and despite this setback, we will continue to do our best to offer affordable theatre for families in our community,” the theatre said.
