We encourage you to be a part of Circle X's commitment to high-quality, boldly theatrical new work in your Los Angeles community. Because we believe theatre should be accessible for all people, we subsidize our tickets and offer several discounts for every performance. Circle X makes only a third of its annual revenue from ticket sales. Please give: help us continue producing excellent theatre available to all audiences for less than the price of a movie ticket.

Circle X is looking for sponsors for our 2008/2009 season of exciting new plays. Click the "Donate Now" button to make an instant contribution through our secure server! Donations in all amounts will be recognized online and in programs throughout the year. You may donate anonymously or contribute in honor of a friend or loved one.

We accept checks at Circle X Theatre, 2118 Panorama Terrace, Los Angeles, CA 90039.

Click here for our 2007/2008 Donor Honor Roll!

Your contributions help us maintain our high performance standards and keep ticket prices affordable for all patrons. Circle X offers weekly "pay-what-you-can" performances for every production. We give $5 tickets to college students at all performances and offer reduced prices through Play 7, GoldStar and LA Stage Tix. Since 1996, we have donated a portion of the proceeds from each mainstage production to a local charitable organization.

Circle X Theatre is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charitable organization. Our tax ID is 95-4582474. Contributions are deductible to the extent permitted by law. All donors receive a donation receipt for tax purposes.

Circle X has been consistently funded by the Los Angeles County Arts Commission, the Department of Cultural Affairs Los Angeles, the Flintridge Foundation, Capital Group, Disney and dozens of individual donors. We are current recipients of grants from the Dramatists Guild Fund, the Puffin Foundation, the Los Angeles History Project/Irvine Foundation, the Ensemble Theatre Collective/Ford Theatres/NEA, UBS and Microsoft. We were funded by the California Arts Council from 1998 through their massive budget reduction in 2003.