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Live, professional theatre bursts from inside the Players beloved barn stage with the 2022 Summer Season! An exciting lineup of shows full of attention, transformation, beauty, and joy.

Following roughly 130 submissions from Black and Hispanic composers, five cello and piano works from a Fall 2021 call for scores have been selected to be included in fully funded recording sessions with cellist Thomas Mesa and pianist Michelle Cann.

Jonesing for Theater will be presenting the laugh-out-loud musical comedy I Love You Because at The Players' Ring Theatre for two more weekends (Feb 11-20).

In January, The Music Hall welcomed a new Director of Development, Mary Beth Johnson.

This deliriously funny new Jones Hope Wooten comedy is all about that four-letter word: L-O-V-E.

The company will be joined by three remarkable panelists who will share their expertise, experience, ideas, hopes and dreams.

MONTASJAR (constructions), composed by Magnar Åm is an interdisciplinary performance that explores the local Volda Norway history of the construction of engines, propellers, and gears for large ships.

THE SPLENDID AND THE VILE takes readers back to a time of true leadership, when—in the face of unrelenting horror—Churchill's eloquence, courage, and perseverance bound a country, and a family, together.

Mary and Me will play at the Hatbox Theatre from January 28th through February 13th.

Spidey is in the Monadnock region starting this Friday.

Popcorn will be flowing at Jaffrey's Park Theatre this weekend.

New Hampshire Theatre Project’s 2021-22 MainStage season will continue with the sophisticated new comedy Women Playing Hamlet by William Missouri Downs.

The women-led company premieres a new dance-theater work reflecting on familial lines as part of an evening program celebrating 35+ years of bringing untold and under-told stories to light through dance.

New Hampshire Public Radio and The Music Hall announced the latest line-up for their award-winning series, Writers on a New England Stage, appearing before a live audience with COVID safety protocols in place.

New Hampshire Theatre Project's 2021-22 MainStage season continues with the sophisticated new comedy Women Playing Hamlet by William Missouri Downs.

The Park Theatre will present a special screening of the Warner Bros.

The local community showed up to support the Seacoast Repertory Theater on Saturday, three weeks after a neo-Nazi group protested the theatre's drag queen story hour 'Honey Punch & Pals'.

New Hampshire Theatre Project has announced that the Jefferson-Eppes Foundation has awarded NHTP a $10,000 grant to assist with Covid transitional operating support.

Bitter Pill has announced casting for their new theatrical adventure, 'Children of the Grim.

New Hampshire Theatre Project is presenting The Winter Solstice in Story and Song on demand through the month of December to celebrate the holidays this year.

The Park Theatre will hold a night of great song and food on New Year's Eve.

The Park Theatre held Santa's Christmas Party with a free showing of The Polar Express on Saturday, December 18.

The new Park Theatre will present its first stage play production, First Night, on December 28 and 29 at 7:30pm each night in the 333-seat Eppes Auditorium.

The Park Theatre announced the debut of their new Big Screen Movie Series starting Wednesday, December 15 with the 1984 classic, Gremlins.

The Park Theatre and Studio Two, New England's premier Beatles tribute band, will give away a year-long subscription to Disney+ to one lucky ticket purchaser of Studio Two's Beatles Tribute concert on Saturday, December 18th at 8pm.