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The Pittsfield Players is a non-profit theater founded in 1968 by Roland Charron, who wanted to bring culture to the Suncook Valley by producing well-known plays and musicals for the Pittsfield, NH area.
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"Raise Your Voice"
A Kids Theatre Workshop Production
Show Dates - February 20 & 21 at 7:00pm and February 22 at 2pm
Director | Dee-Dee Douglas
The Pittsfield Players "Kids Theatre Workshop" production of "Raise Your Voice" A Broadway Junior Revue is coming to The Scenic Theater on February 20th & 21st at 7pm and February 22nd at 2pm!
Broadway Junior Revue - Raise Your Voice is a vibrant and exhilarating musical showcase that brings together beloved songs and scenes from popular Broadway Junior productions. With a diverse range of songs and energetic performances, the revue celebrates the magic of musical theater and the joy of performance.
From classic show tunes to contemporary favorites, the show promises colorful costumes, lively dance routines, and powerful vocals, creating a family-friendly and inspiring theatrical experience. Broadway Junior Revue is a celebration of young talent and the transformative power of the performing arts, leaving audiences entertained and captivated by the magic of Broadway!
Purchase your tickets by visiting our website www.pittsfieldplayers.org or call to reserve at (603) 435-8852! See you there!
"Open Mic Night"
Show Date | March 2025
Produced by Nathan Schrider and Tech Crew Productions, LLC
Your time to shine on the grand stage has arrived! Join us for a mesmerizing night of talent, creativity, and pure entertainment at the Scenic Theatre Stage.
Whether you have a beautiful voice, a knack for poetry, or theatrical skills that can captivate an audience - this is your chance to showcase your talents! The stage is set for you to unleash your inner star!
Connect with fellow artists, inspire others with your artistry, and create unforgettable memories together.
"The Laramie Project"
Audition Dates | February 23 & 24th at 7pm
Show Dates | May 2nd, 3rd & 9th, 10th
Directed by Meggin Dail & Jeff Gregoire
On October 6, 1998, a young, gay college student was beaten, robbed, and left to die on the outskirts of Laramie, Wyoming. The story became a national headline.
On November 14, 1998, The members of Tectonic Theater Project traveled to Laramie to conduct interviews with the people of the town. During the next year, they would return to Laramie several times and conduct over two hundred interviews. What resulted is this play: a montage of interviews, news reports, journal entries, and court transcripts documenting the town’s reactions to this event and the small group of theatre makers’ experiences as they searched for answers.
A striking example of verbatim theatre, this play is constructed entirely of the real words spoken by the residents of Laramie, Wyoming.
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"It's A Wonderful Life"|That's A Wrap!
The set has been struck, the parties are over and the reviews are in. It’s A Wonderful Life was a tremendous success! We had great audiences every show that raved about the acting, the details, and our live foley table! Everyone in the cast and crew did an amazing job bringing this show to life. People in the audience were moved to laughter and tears, as the message of this timeless classic was brought to our stage.
The show had a great vintage vibe with all the setpieces, effects, and costumes being period correct and “low tech” It was clear that the actors really enjoyed playing their parts, in some cases multiple parts!
Thank you Pittsfield Players for bringing this magical show to the stage. It IS A Wonderful Life!
Tree Lighting Ceremony
A fun time was had by all at the Pittsfield Chamber of Commerce Christmas Tree lighting ceremony!
Thank you to Beth Champagne and Josh Crowell- Gregoire for putting it together and thank you to Cat for picking up the music!
Photography by Alyssa and Meggin
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“To learn to read is to light a fire; every syllable that is spelled out is a spark”
Victor Hugo
