Parish Players
Community Theatre, Thetford, Vermont
10-Minute Play Festival
We are delighted to announce the creative team for the 2026 Festival!
The Friendship Dynamic, written by Alex Dremann, directed by Dorothy Gannon
Cast: Phil Noble, Bonnie Hart, Caitlin Cushman, Sam Clifton
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Lit Crit, written by Cherielyn Ferguson, directed by Perry Allison
Cast: Sam Clifton, Michelle Carlson
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Bend to the Will, written by Sharon Stein, directed by Perry Allison
Cast: Kay Morton, Mike Backman, RJ Crowley
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Cupcakes for Two, written by Paula Hendrickson, directed by Terry Samwick
Cast: Phil Noble, Laila Abdo Volle, John Hunt
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Interplanetary Paul's Divorce Spectacular, written by Marshall Logan Gibbs, directed by Hetty Thomae
Cast: Robert O'Leary, Brenda Danielson, Barbara Wilson
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Howard, written by Harvey Levine, directed by Terry Samwick
Cast: Brennan Rose, Paul Hunt, John Hunt
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Mother Tongue, written by Stephen Kaplan, directed by John Langhus
Cast: Jonathan Rosenbloom, Solange Ramin, Lisett Jarquin
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Chowder Pot, written by John P. McEneny, directed by John Langhus
Cast: Caitlin Cushman
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~~ PERFORMANCES ~~
October 15-25
Thurs-Sat 7 PM
Sun 2 PM
~~ Thursday tickets are only $10 ~~
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 Lilla Willey introduced David and Linda Strohmier to Ed and Gillian Tyler. Together, they formed a small group of players and staged Thornton Wilder's The Long Christmas Dinner at the Thetford Hill Congregational Church -- and Parish Players was born. In the 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.
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.
