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The Players
Village Players is a registered not-for-profit organization
We have been producing plays for over 5 decades.
The 2007-2008 season will be our 60th season.
We do 4 regular season shows.
Our season runs October through June.
We also have some form of a summer production (one-acts, children's theater, dramatic readings) that runs one or two weekends. A list of our past productions can be found here. |
The Theatre
Our venue is a renovated dairy barn that dates back to the early 1800s. Our theatre is a smoke-free facility that can seat 186 patrons per show. We are handicap accessible as well.
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The Board
President..........................................Edward A. Young
Vice President..................................Elizabeth Hummel
Secretary..........................................Kate McCormick
Treasurer..........................................Leah Henry
Business Manager............................Jeff Cronin
Members at Large............................John Kenny, Dave Abramson
Past President..................................Felicity Young
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Committee Heads
Membership....................................Dave Abramson
Publicity...........................................Fran Carroll
Reading (Chairperson)....................Andrea (Andy) Paul
Box Office........................................Jay Owens
Properties........................................Kate McCormick
House and Grounds.........................Edward A. Young
Production.......................................Clarissa Thurman
Lights and Sounds...........................Felicity Young
Social...............................................Leah Henry
Website............................................Dawn Marshall
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Production Staff
During our productions we have a crew that helps with every aspect of the show. These volunteers are of great help and are extremely appreciated. They put in their own time and do not receive anything in return except the satisfaction of a job well done. They may be actors from other shows, friends, or family. We also have high school teenagers who volunteer for community service.
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