Birmingham Village Players is the third oldest community theatre in Michigan. Our Village Playhouse was built in 1926. Designed by the renowned architect Wallace Frost, the building was built for and has continually housed the Village Players, a non-profit community theatre. Although being able to perform on the stage in this building is a thrill, maintaining the historic structure is quite costly. Over the years, the building has been through extensive renovation of both the exterior and interior. We are in the process of upgrading the interior which includes replacing our old theatre seats with new, more comfortable seating options for our patrons. All contributions will go to the “best seat in the house” campaign as well as provide other improvements to our beautiful and historic theatre. Thank you for considering a donation to Birmingham Village Players.
The Village Players of Birmingham, a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit community theater, presents high quality dramatic, comedic, and musical productions. Everyone is invited to participate on stage, backstage or as an audience member in the theater's main stage, youth theater, and Playwrights @ Work productions and programs. The Village Players have been entertaining the community from its location at 34660 Woodward Avenue in Birmingham since 1926.
Once On This Island is a delightful musical that tells the story of Ti Moune, a peasant girl in the French Antilles who falls in love with a wealthy boy, Daniel, and makes a deal with the island’s gods to save his life, ultimately proving that love is stronger than death and prejudice. This Tony ...
The show presents Shakespeare's works through irreverent, fast-paced, comedic parodies of all the Bard's plays. In this 95-minute production, a small troupe of actors hilariously summarize the iconic comedies and tragedies that have inspired playwrights for generations. It was written by Adam Long, ...
The Tony Award-winning musical explores the themes of self-acceptance and the awkwardness of growing up through audience participation and a memorable cast of quirky middle schoolers. It features music and lyrics by William Finn and was written by Rachel Sheinkin. Rated PG-13 for mild sexual content...
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's notorious rivalry with Antonio Salieri is on full display in this Tony-Award winning play. This fictional retelling follows the lives of the two composers in 18th century Vienna and was adapted into an Oscar-Award winning film in 1984. Amadeus was written by Peter Shaffer i...
This enduring Pulitzer Prize-winning classic was the first musical written by the duo of Rodgers and Hammerstein. It features timeless songs such as Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin', People Will Say We're in Love, and the title song Oklahoma!.
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Lowell Arts Lowell Arts plays a crucial role in the West Michigan community by bringing together artists and audiences through visual and performing arts. For more than 45 years, Lowell Arts has been supporting and promoting artists through exhibitions, performances, and events. It remains a lively and welcomin... |
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Miller Auditorium Miller Auditorium is a premier performance venue in Kalamazoo, Michigan, dedicated to showcasing a diverse array of artistic expressions. Committed to enriching the arts landscape, they host a variety of events, including concerts, theater productions, dance performances, and educational programs. F... |
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Theatre NOVA Theatre NOVA is dedicated to raising awareness of the value and excitement of new plays and new playwrights in a diverse and expanding audience; and providing resources and outlets for playwrights to develop their craft, by importing, exporting, and developing new plays and playwrights. |
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