December 6 - 15, 2024
Additionally, we are in the final stages of planning our lobby expansion. And continuing plans for our new EDUCATIONAL THEATRE SPACE! Lots going on!!! BE PART OF IT!
THANKS TO THE TOWN OF NEW CANAAN, BIG THINGS ARE HAPPENING AT THE POWERHOUSE PERFORMING ARTS CENTER!
In 1984, The Town Players of New Canaan proposed doubling the size of our crowded Powerhouse Theatre lobby space, but those plans were put on hold... until now. With the support of the Town of New Canaan, it's now the perfect time to revive the dream. In addition to the increased lobby space for our Ruth Lapham Lloyd Theatre, and two new ADA compliant restrooms, we are EXTREMELY excited to establish a new THEATRE SPACE (in the adjacent annex) to house our new YOUTH programs, educational workshops, and establish a black box theater for edgier theatrical experiences. We look forward to this dream becoming a reality.... WITH YOUR HELP! Please donate to our NEW THEATRE FUND so we can give back by entertaining you! (Naming rights to the New Theatre may be available to you!)
We have t-shirts, water bottles, tote bags, and mugs… all designed to show your support for all our volunteers who work tirelessly to ENTERTAIN YOU!
Please enjoy a behind the scenes look at what it takes to create our plays for you!
AN EASY WAY TO HELP TOWN PLAYERS RAISE MONEY! SHOP!
Town Players of New Canaan's mission is always to keep you entertained! So during those times when we couldn't gather in the theater, we turned to RADIO. We created original shows with local writers, and recreated classic old-time Radio Shows starring local actors with a variety of drama, suspense, comedy! So while our theater was dark, we were still entertaining! Enjoy listening!
Click on link and scroll down to listen to all the shows. We will keep adding new ones!
For those who may have missed it... please enjoy the NCTV 79 BROADCAST RECORDING OF ROCKET GIRL
PROUD GRANT RECIPIENT FROM:
In cooperation with the Town of New Canaan
Sponsored in part by the CT Office of the Arts
Sponsored in part by the CT Office of the Arts