Theater

Actors' Circle Theatre is a non-profit organization that was founded in 1988. A group of 20 people wanted to bring quality theatre to the community and have a great time doing it. The group of active members has grown to over 75 with many alumni in the wings, and a handful of the founding members actively involved in the productions.

The group of active members has grown to over 75 with many alumni in the wings, and a handful of the founding members actively involved in the productions.

Supporting and promoting the performing and visual arts throughout New England.

Our mission is to bring artists together for collaboration, creation and community,
and to facilitate community events to give the public an opportunity to meet local artists.

We are a community theatre committed to providing a high-quality and entertaining theatre experience, a theatre season designed to entertain the community, entertainment at a reasonable cost,and an opportunity for actors to perform

CSA's mission - To encourage children to strive for excellence through teamwork in a live theatre experience.

Children's Stage Adventures conducts theatre residency programs for schools, arts organizations and recreation departments. In one week CSA's teams of professional Actor/Educators teach 50+ local children a complete musical production of a classic children's tale.

CSA provides all costumes, sets, lights, scripts, score, props and make-up for a polished finished production! Presenters provide housing for the CSA team (2 adults), an accompanist for rehearsals and performances, rehearsal and performance spaces and 50 children to bring the magic to life.

CSA has been touring across the northeast United States (and even to Perth, Australia) for the past 10 years. More that 16,000 children have appeared in CSA's 7 productions. Over 125,000 audience members have applauded the hard work and accomplishments of their children!

The MacDowell Colony nurtures the arts by offering creative individuals of the highest talent an inspiring environment in which to produce enduring works of the imagination.

MoCo Arts is a non profit, community-based, family-centered organization offering a unique combination of arts and fitness experiences for all, ages 18 months to 100. We welcome everyone and greet them where they are in their movement and creative arts journey.

Our professional and accomplished artist/educators and certified wellness and fitness teachers have years of teaching and artistic credits behind them and they are passionate about what they do. Tuition covers 2/3 of our costs, and, because we are a non-profit institution, we rely on donations and grants to fund the remainder.

The purpose of the Peterborough Players, a non-profit institution, is to provide professional theatre of high quality to a broad-based audience and to do this within a supportive atmosphere such that professionals and students alike may practice and expand their art. We aim to stage the traditional and the experimental, the classical and the contemporary, celebrating the human spirit and, in the process, entertaining.

In 1981 KSC’s Redfern Arts Center on Brickyard Pond opened its doors to serve the academic and community needs in the fine and performing arts. The RACBP schedules concerts, theatrical productions, dance concerts, recitals and art exhibits by the College’s academic programs and presents performances by outstanding professional artists in dance, theater, and music, attracting audiences from the Tri-state region.

The Redfern Arts Center is committed to bringing to the campus and the region professional artists of the highest quality and from the broadest possible range of races, cultures, experiences, and backgrounds through presenting performances, workshops, and educational outreach activities that foster a love and appreciation of the performing arts.

RAC highlights in recent years include an impressive roster of artists, residencies and collaborations. Among those highlights are performances by the Martha Graham Dance Company, I Musici de Montreal, Pilobolus, Shakespeare & Company, Ronald K. Brown/ Evidence, Gamelan Galak Tika, Keigwin+Company, Turtle Island String Quartet, New Orlean's Hot 8 Brass Band, Aquila Theatre Company, Sandglass Theatre and Cambodia's Sovanna Phum's New England tour of The Story of the Dog, Alpha Yaya Diallo, Rubberbandance Group and much more.

The River Theater, located in Charlestown, NH, is a not-for-profit community theater, with a special emphasis on youth theater and education. We offer classes and workshops for children, teens and adults.

We perform throughout the year at the Community House in Marlborough, NH.