Circle Theatre Players present the thriller SLEUTH by Anthony Shaffer on stage at the Sand Lake Center for the Arts 1880 NY 43, Averill Park, NY, just 30 miles from Pittsfield. The show runs July 8, 9, 15, and 16 at 8 pm and July 10,17 at 2:30 pm Andrew…
The Sand Lake Center for the Arts and Circle Theatre Players are seeking play submissions for our 2023 season. If you are interested in directing a play as part of the season, please consider joining our theatre family. The Circle Theatre Players has produced theatrical productions for over 40 years…
A remarkable theatrical artistic effort has been in process during the past few months at the Sand Lake Center for the Arts. Community members and devoted center supporters Sue Frost and her husband and creative partner Jim Holmes have been bringing to life on stage an original musical which they…
Sand Lake Center for the Arts Announces Open Auditions for an Original Musical: 3 PORCHES Book by Susan Frost Music & Lyrics by James Holmes Co-Directors/Producers: Val Kavanaugh & Sue Frost Music Director: Jim Holmes Audition Dates: Thursday Jan 6th and Friday Jan 7th, 2022 at 7:00 You only need…
Circle Theatre Players, now in its 42nd season, present Weekend Comedy by Jeanne and Sam Bobrick. An older couple rents a rural getaway; however, due to a mixup in reservations, a younger couple also arrives. Their decision to share leads to a comedic clash between the generations. September 10 & 11 and…
AUDITION ANNOUNCMENT The Thanksgiving Playby Larissa FastHorse AUDITION DATES: September 2nd and 3rd , 2021 7-10pm AUDITION LOCATION: Sand Lake Center for the Arts, 2880 NY 43, Averill Park NY 12018 Good intentions collide with absurd assumptions as a troupe of terminally “woke” teaching artists scramble to create a pageant…
Circle Theatre Players announce their 2019-2020 season on stage in the Fuess Performing Space at the Sand Lake Center for the Arts, Averill Park, N.Y. CHURCH AND STATE by Jason Odell Williams Director Patrick White October 4 – 13, 2019 …
by Gail M. Burns I am all in favor of community theatres taking risks. And while The Importance of Being Earnest is not generally a risky play to present – if anything the risk obtains in its over familiarity – it is when you present an earlier and longer version…
