• Walden Theatre production The Three Musketeers opens Frazier Arms Museum's Cultural Arts Center.

• Fourth student in eight years accepted at The Juilliard School
• Alumna lands starring role in feature film, White Chicks

• Students appear in Archie Borders feature film, Paper Cut
• Student wins Apollo Theatre talent contest
• Alumna appears in TV drama "Hack"

• Alumna appears in The Crucible on Broadway with Laura Linney and Liam Neeson

• KET broadcasts pieces on Outreach Program's Conflict Resolution offerings

• Students appear in Stu Pollards' feature film Nice Guys Sleep Alone
• Alumnus has a regular part in CBS daytime drama, The Guiding Light

• Walden Theatre becomes a constituent member of Theatre Communications Group

• Nancy Niles Sexton retires, Charlie Sexton becomes Artistic Director.

• KET broadcasts California Raisins, part of the 1998 Young Playwrights Festival

• Walden purchases, and moves into building at 1123 Payne Street

• The Wings of Heroes opened "Kentuckians and World War II" at the Kentucky Military Museum
• Nancy Niles Sexton selected to head KET's Playwrighting Project
• Nancy Niles Sexton part of KET Shakespeare Task Force

• The Wings of Heroes tours Washington State
• On Second Thought...from the Young Playwrights Festival shown on KET

• Walden Theatre produces The Wings of Heroes: The Tuskegee Airmen of World War II

• Dramatic Publishing Company publishes Snap Judgments

• Dramatic Publishing Company publishes Choices

• Walden Theatre produces Courage as part of Classics in Context Festival
• KET produces Sharing the Gift, a documentary on Walden Theatre
• KET broadcasts Courage
• Walden Theatre participates in the Edinburgh (Scotland) Festival Fringe

• Dramatic Publishing Company published Inside Out / Upside Down and In Sight
• Aluma appears on Broadway in Les Liasons Dangereuses
• Walden Theatre produces world premier of In Mortality, by John Pielmeier (author of Agnes of God)

• Walden Theatre becomes a member agency of the Louisville Fund for the Arts
• Inside Out / Upside Down performed at the Kennedy Center and filmed by WHAS-TV

• The Wayfarer performed for the Conference of the National Council of Negro Women
• Dramatic Publishing Company publishes Rites

• Dramatic Publishing Company publishes Glimpses

• William Morris Agency represents Walden Theatre
• Nancy Niles Sexton keynote speaker at Stratford (Canada) Shakespeare Festival

• Packard: Stories of an Eastern KY Coal Camp tours Southwestern United States with the College of Santa Fe

• Packard tours Germany with Catholic University.

• Anchorage Press publishes My Days as a Youngling
• My Days as a Youngling filmed by WKPC-TV

• Nancy Niles Sexton produces the first Shakespeare Festival by young people in Kentucky
• Walden Theatre Founded