Company History
- October 2003: The idea for a permanent independent theatre company in the Camden community was developed and then presented at a monthly Victory Neighborhood Association meeting.
- October 2004: After a year of planning and structuring, founder Jeff Redman teaches the first series of beginning theatre classes offered by Camden Civic Theatre through the format of the Minneapolis Public Schools Community Education classes held at Henry High School.
- March 2006: Camden Civic Theatre becomes officially incorporated with the State of Minnesota.
- August 2006: The company changes its name from the Camden Civic Theatre to the Workhouse Theatre Company.
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