Community Theatre, Thetford, Vermont.
The Tens Have Returned Again!
Parish Players' iconic and long running Ten Minute Play Festival is back for the second time this year! Come see new talents and old friends in seven plays, some hilarious, some touching, all ten minutes long!
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Performance Dates:
7:00 pm on Thursday October 2, Friday October 3, Saturday, October 4th
7:00 pm on Thursday October 9, Friday October 10, Saturday October 11
2:00 Matinees on Sundays October 5th and October 12th
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Thursday Shows are only $10!
Use this code when purchasing tickets for a Thursday show:
10410S
The plays:
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Our Favorite Son by Risa Lewak, directed by Hetty Thomae
Tranquility and Hostility by Alex Rushton, Directed by John Langhus
The Incident by Roger Harte, directed by John Langhus
First Phone written and directed by Samantha Davidson Green
Death, Be Not Proud by Brian Petti, directed by Hetty Thomae
Finding Help by Marj O'Neill-Butler, directed by Julie Frew
Where Did We Go Wrong by Jim Sampson, directed by Alex Rushton
We are an incorporated, not-for-profit, membership theater group based at the Eclipse Grange Theater on Thetford Hill, Vermont, staffed and run entirely by volunteers.
We've been at this continuously since 1966, when a small troupe formed by Ed and Gillian Tyler and David and Linda Strohmier staged Thornton Wilder's The Long Christmas Dinner at the Thetford Hill Congregational Church -- and the Parish Players was born. In the nearly 60 years since then, we’ve performed close to 200 productions, from classic plays to musical comedy, contemporary drama, and original plays by members of the Upper Valley community.
The Parish Players is an organization dedicated to presenting high-quality dramatic productions created by people who play for the love of the work. We are committed to offering an intimate theater venue that is accessible, affordable, and welcoming to both audiences and artists; challenging participants to stretch their abilities and expanding their understanding of theater and the world it describes; presenting new and challenging works, including those created by local artists; inspiring, encouraging, and supporting the arts and cultures of our communities; and raising expectations of community theater.
