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A Theater for All to Enjoy
The Pittsfield Players is a non-profit theater founded in 1968 by Roland Charron, who wanted to bring culture to the Suncook Valley by producing well-known plays and musicals for the Pittsfield, NH area.
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What's Happening at the Scenic?
Board Meeting:
All Pittsfield Players Members are invited to our next board of directors meeting on Wednesday, January 14th at 6:30PM.
Birthday Cheer Alert:
February 2nd is Founding Member Maureen Van Horn's 100th birthday! To celebrate, her family is requesting that people who've known her send a card with some kind of memory of her included. You can mail your cards to
Set Strike/Set Call:
Join us at 10AM on Sunday, January 18th to strike the set of "Another Very Pittsfield Players Christmas" and work on building the set of "The Great American Talent Show"! Wear clothes you can get dirty, and come ready for set work and shenanigans. Not sure where you fit in? Come on by anyway. We have jobs for all ability levels.
"The Great American Talent Show"
The Youth Theater Workshop
Show Dates | TBA
Director: Bea Douglas
Assistant Director: Emily Guzzo
From renowned playwright Joseph Robinette, here’s a great parody of American Idol, America’s Got Talent, and all TV talent shows. It’s the final night of the yearlong TV talent show to end all talent shows. Our finalists anxiously await their final shot at fame and fortune. Three self-important judges — including the token brutally honest Brit character — cajole or praise each contestant in hilarious ways. Who will win the tournament of champions? Will it be the girl who sings a ludicrous ”heartbreak” song? An eager comedian with laughably old jokes? Perhaps the kazoo-playing one-man band? The laughs are big even if the talent is small when you add in an impressionist who does everyone from Porky Pig to Gollum, a makeover artist, a model, and a genius who answers trick questions. Staging is simple and everyone gets their moment in the spotlight! On top of that, there’s flexibility in the number of finalists, and the cast can be almost all male or all female or any combination in between. In other words, this show is a real winner!
Stay tuned for ticket information.
The Pittsfield Players are proud to announce our 2026 Season!
January - Sewing Workshop with Valerie Eaton
February - The Great American Talent Show
March - 3rd Annual Mic Night
April - The Supporting Cast
May - 4H Fashion Show
June - To Be Announced - Stay tuned!
July - Childrens Theatre Camp - Show title to be announced at a later date
October - Trick or Treat at the Scenic Theatre
November - The Spitfire Grill
December - The Holiday Channel Christmas Movie Wonderthon
In the News
Latest & Greatest
"The Laramie Project" leaves audience members in awe!
Directors Meggin Dail and Jeff Crowell-Gregoire brought a powerful story to the Scenic Theater, and the production moved audience members to laughter, tears, and outbursts of astonishment. The directors received thanks for bringing such a meaningful show to the Scenic stage, and the production was praised for its use of seamless blocking. The ten actors succeeded in bringing upwards of 60 different characters to life, each with separate accents and personalities, helped along by the costuming talents of Amy Mitchell. We are truly sad to see the curtain close on this production, and we promise to never forget the life and the tragedy of Matthew Shepard.
2nd Annual Open Mic Night|That's A Wrap!
The second annual Open Mic Night, hosted by Tech Crew Productions, LLC and The Pittsfield Players, was a success! Amazing talent graced The Scenic Theater stage, a good time was had by all, and we raised almost $3000 toward our new sound system. Thank you to all the performers who put themselves out there for the good of the theater, and thank you to our wonderful audience for supporting the local arts. Congratulations to Loose Ground, winners of the Open Mic Night talent competition!
“To learn to read is to light a fire; every syllable that is spelled out is a spark”
Victor Hugo
