Joe Elvis Alway
F.I.T.A.
About Us
F.I.T.A. is a theater ministry where faith, creativity, and storytelling come together. Through powerful performances, music, and meaningful stories, we inspire hope, encourage healing, challenge perspectives, and bring communities together. We believe theater can do more than entertain—it can touch hearts and transform lives.
Our Mission
To use the transformative power of theater and the arts to inspire faith, promote healing, encourage meaningful conversations, and share stories that challenge, uplift, and unite people from all walks of life.
Our Vision
To become a welcoming and inspiring theatrical community where creativity has no boundaries, every voice matters, and the performing arts serve as a bridge to greater understanding, compassion, hope, and spiritual growth.
Faith in the Arts
Where Faith Meets Creativity
MIXX-NUTZ
Christmas Celebration
A Hilarious, Heartwarming Holiday Musical!
Get ready for a Christmas celebration filled with laughter, music, unexpected surprises, and unforgettable characters! When Mr. Mixx and Mr. Nutz gather family and friends for the holidays, chaos and comedy take center stage. Through hilarious moments and touching stories, this festive musical celebrates love, forgiveness, family, and the true spirit of Christmas. A joyful experience that will leave audiences laughing, singing, and remembering what Christmas is all about!
DECEMBER 17, 18, 19, and 20
KTK North Theater
Most Holy Trinity Catholic Church, STL, MO. 63107
HURT
When the Church Becomes the Wound
A Powerful Musical About Faith, Betrayal, and Healing
What happens when the very place you turn to for love, acceptance, and spiritual guidance becomes the source of your deepest pain?
HURT: When the Church Becomes the Wound is a powerful, emotionally charged musical inspired by true stories of individuals who have experienced rejection, judgment, discrimination, and spiritual abuse within the church.
Through moving personal testimonies, compelling music, and moments of hope, HURT explores the lasting wounds caused by religious trauma and the difficult journey toward healing, forgiveness, and rediscovering faith.
HURT is not an attack on faith. It is a call for compassion, accountability, and change. It challenges religious communities to listen to those who have been wounded and reminds us that the church should be a place of refuge, not rejection.
Because sometimes the deepest wounds come from the places where we expected to be loved the most.
