New Hampshire Theatre Project
provides a welcoming environment for youth, artists, and community members to experience self-discovery and growth through the art and process of theatre.
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provides a welcoming environment for youth, artists, and community members to experience self-discovery and growth through the art and process of theatre.
Watch a video of our storyCorrie Owens-Beauchesne history with NHTP runs deep! Here's her story for this Giving Tuesday.
NH Theatre Project presents A Thousand Doorways with Diane Edgecomb Opening This Friday, November 18 through November 20
2022-23 MainStage Season opens November 18 and the season theme is Legacy Transformation: What Do We Leave Behind?
NHTP Summer Newsletter - New staff, Pippin at NHTP, Spring/summer Artist Residency, EITR Update and more.
Fundamentals of the Standard British Dialect for the Stage with Aimee Blesing is Saturday, June 11.
NHTP 2022 Spring Newsletter: welcomes, thank you's, next up and more.
2021-22 MainStage Season Concludes with An Inspector Calls May 6-22.
NHTP’s 6th Annual Storytelling Festival will take place at New Hampshire Theatre Project on Friday, April 8 at 8 pm and will also be streamed online.
CJ Lewis directs Bess Wohl’s unique new dramedy Small Mouth Sounds in March/April.
Women Playing Hamlet: Community Connector Feb 2, Live Online Performances through Feb 6.
Women Playing Hamlet will run January 28 through February 6 for live performances and streaming dates will be February 3 through 6, 2022.
Give the gift of theatre this season, NHTP gift certificates for classes, coaching, and on demand shows are available.
December On Demand at NHTP features The Winter Solstice in Story Song, and Not On This Night, a StageWright film.
Today is Giving Tuesday! We hope you'll consider giving to NHTP and all your favorite nonprofits!
The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane opens Friday Nov 19 and runs through Dec 5.
Join us online for the 2021 New Hampshire Governor's Arts Awards Tuesday, October 26 at 5:00 PM. NHTP is being honored with the 2021 Arts in Health Award for our Elephant-in-the-Room Series®.
2021-2022 MainStage Season Tickets on Sale Beginning October 1, 2021.
NHTP is delighted to announce our 2021-22 MainStage Season theme and production schedule themed "Are we there yet?".
NHTP is the proud recipient of the 2021 Governor's Arts Award for Arts in Health and a 2021 Arts in Health Grant from the NH State Council on the Arts for the Elephant-in-the-Room Series®!
The Uncertainty Principle: A New Docudrama - ON DEMAND from 9 AM June 9 to 11 PM June 13 - Tickets: $10 In science, the Uncertainty Principle states that "the momentum and position of a particle ...
Couch to Mic is an opportunity to take moments from your life and transform them into an empowering comedy experience. NHTP Company Artist, Stephanie Lazenby is offering two comedy performance classes...
Watch Any of the Three SoloStage Shows ON DEMAND! Between October 2020 and March 2021 New Hampshire Theatre Project supported the creation of three one-person plays for the stage: The Adventures of ...
A Tempest Prayer, Created and Performed by Peter Josephson opens Friday, March 19 in-person and online. A Tempest Prayer is a solo show using the text of William Shakespeare’s The Tempest. Themes from...
Year Long Project Inspires a Podcast and a New Play! We Don’t Know What This Is Yet captures the highs, the lows, and the uncertainty of 2020. The first episode of the podcast drops March 13 on ...
Up Next @ NHTP - Tiny Mayhem: Date Night on Feb 12 | 8pm EST followed by two SoloStage workshops Feb 20 What Doesn't Kill You Makes You Funnier: A Comedy Writing Workshop with Stephanie Lazenby and ...
Where Do I Begin? runs Jan 22 thru 24 Online and limited In-person Tickets Available Stephanie Lazenby constructs a riotous one-woman memoir that brings to life seventeen characters over five decades....
It's a New Year - Time to Build New Skills - What Are You Waiting For? SoloStage Workshops are designed for professional and personal skill building for adults. Workshop descriptions and registration ...
Some of you have already given quite generously to NHTP this year, and for that we are extremely grateful. But if you haven’t donated yet – or even if you have given and want to give more – we hope ...
Tiny Mayhem: No Time Like the Present is an eclectic assortment of theatre, dance, music, and art curated to create a one-of-a-kind night produced in partnership with NHTP Company Artist Emily Karel.
The New Hampshire Theatre Project 2020-21 MainStage Season is all about supporting new works by local artists. We are asking ourselves, our patrons, our artists, and our community: What are you ...
2020-21 MainStage Season Opener: Gemma Soldati’s "The Adventures of Sleepyhead" - Online In-person Performances: Fri Sat | Nov 27 28 @ 7pm EST, Sun | Nov 29 @ 2pm EST | Limited In-person Tickets ...
2020-21 MainStage Season Reveal Video, Well-Behaved Women by Jes Marbacher on Oct 27 in partnership with Strawbery Banke, and 2020-21 Season Sponsor and Patron opportunities.
NHTP's Elephant-in-the-Room Series® October events include: Oct 14 @6:30 Suicide Risk in Adults and Oct 22 @ 6:30 The Opioid Crisis Effect on Families. Both online webinars and free. Registration on ...
Fairy House Tour - Virtual Oct 3 and 4 then Couch to Mic with Stephanie Lazenby starts Oct 6 thru Oct 27 | Tuesdays 7 to 8:30 PM
During a series of strategic planning sessions between March and July with staff, board members, advisors and artists, we formalized the values that guide New Hampshire Theatre Project's work. Ahead ...
July 31 2020 Behind-the-Scenes Update from Genevieve Aichele via NHTP YouTube Channel. PS: Don't forget to sign up for the New Hampshire Theatre Project YouTube Channel!
It’s hard to believe that almost four months have passed since the Covid-19 pandemic drastically changed our lives. Here at New Hampshire Theatre Project, we are envisioning a new future for our ...
New Hampshire Theatre Project is proud to present Diane Edgecomb in A Thousand Doorways Thursday, June 18 at 7 pm EDT Tickets are $25. Links to view the performance and post-show Meet the Artist will ...
The NHTP NH Gives 2020 campaign will include 24 hours of programming which delves into the impact of our work as we raise $10,000 to support the creation of a new community-sourced play We Don’t Know ...
Memorial Week Update Summer Camps cancelled for 2020, upcoming events: Shipyard Project Revisited, NH Gives, A Thousand Doorways, We Don't Know What this is Yet.
“Even, or perhaps especially, in uncertainty we can find beauty,” Catherine Stewart, NHTP Artistic Director NHTP has been making theatre with communities for over thirty years, and now in the wake of...
Public Performances at the theatre are cancelled through the summer BUT All of us at NHTP are working hard to get the stage lights turned back on in September. If you want to help, join one of our ...
Four NHTP Summer Camps in July explore the theme of Big Little Differences: NHTP campers, in collaboration with our resident teaching artists, will be exploring all the small things they can do to ...
New Hampshire Theatre Project is launching seven new online programs beginning April 6th. There are classes, seminars, and courses for all ages and abilities available seven days a week with NHTP ...
On behalf of everyone here at the theatre, we would like to send a very grateful THANK YOU to everyone who has sent donations. As we enter our fourth week of the CoVID-19 crisis, the NHTP staff and ...
As of today, March 17, New Hampshire Theatre Project has officially cancelled all performances and public events until April 30. We are bringing classes and workshops online. Full schedule information...
4th Annual Storytelling Festival - March 6 to 22 Workshops and Performances You asked and we listened! Past participants in NHTP's Annual Storytelling Festival requested more in-depth workshops and ...
Seacoast Sessions Presents: RUSS GRAZIER: JAZZ SAXOPHONIST Accompanied by Jim Dozet on Guitar Sunday, February 2 @ 2:00PM To Reserve Industry Tickets Call (603) 431-6644 or Email: gen@nhtheatreproject...
