Upcoming in 2022
This suspenseful tale will keep the audience guessing about what’s really going on. A frazzled woman worries that she suffers from the same mental illness that killed her mother; a secretive man tries everything in his power to achieve his goals. The audience will be wondering, “Who is the good guy, who is the bad guy, and who is telling the truth?”
Auditions: Monday and Tuesday, Jan 10-11, 6 pm
255 East Main Street, Stoughton Village Players Theater
All readings from the script. No other prep needed.
The married couple (Mr. and Mrs. Manningham) who are the main characters are middle class, neither rich nor poor. Ages 35-65 depending on who we cast.
Auditions: Monday and Tuesday, Jan 10-11, 6 pm
255 East Main Street, Stoughton Village Players Theater
All readings from the script. No other prep needed.
The married couple (Mr. and Mrs. Manningham) who are the main characters are middle class, neither rich nor poor. Ages 35-65 depending on who we cast.
- Mrs. Manningham has an aura of being worn down and frightened, but she was clearly a former beauty.
- Mr. Manningham is suave and authoritative, with a touch of mystery and bitterness.
- Elizabeth is an older, conservative, amiable house servant.
- Nancy is a younger house servant (19 in the script, but we may cast someone older than that) - she is sassy and cheeky.
- Rough is a middle-aged to older former detective. He is confident and friendly and has a take-charge attitude.
ICYMI: SVP's 100-year celebration from Syttende Mai weekend
A collection of videos have been added to our brand new VIDEO page, including the 2021 Annual Meeting - Virtual Exclusive. Enjoy!
Badger Theater celebrates 100 years!
Stoughton Village Theatre celebrates its centennial
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As you know, our theater opened in 1921 so we have lots of events, videos and other celebratory stuff happening this year. One interesting date is that the first movie shown at the Badger Theater (our predecessor) was Isobel on MARCH 29, 1921... almost exactly 100 years ago.
Stoughton Courier Hub
As you know, our theater opened in 1921 so we have lots of events, videos and other celebratory stuff happening this year. One interesting date is that the first movie shown at the Badger Theater (our predecessor) was Isobel on MARCH 29, 1921... almost exactly 100 years ago.
FOR THOSE WHO SUPPORT THEATER AND THE ARTS, HERE IS THE BEST GIFT OF ALL:
Like many in Stoughton and in our changed world, SVP was impacted by the coronavirus. We had to cancel The Foreigner (in 2020), which was six days away from opening (after eight weeks of rehearsal and set-building) and then our Syttende Mai show (which represents about half our annual income) was also cancelled along with the rest of our beloved festival.
People have asked how we are doing and what can they do to support SVP to make sure we can continue to be a center for local arts and entertainment. We have adjusted our plans and hope to get back onstage for our 2020/21 season. To help us get through this tough financial time, we offer four opportunities for your consideration (click the links below for details and photos):
1. Become a member ($20 annually)
2. Buy a dedication brick in the sidewalk in front of the theater ($100 and $300)
3. Buy a chair arm dedication plaque in the theater auditorium ($200)
4. Donate
Thanks to our audiences who have supported us through our nearly 50 years of existence. We look forward to seeing you soon.
Like many in Stoughton and in our changed world, SVP was impacted by the coronavirus. We had to cancel The Foreigner (in 2020), which was six days away from opening (after eight weeks of rehearsal and set-building) and then our Syttende Mai show (which represents about half our annual income) was also cancelled along with the rest of our beloved festival.
People have asked how we are doing and what can they do to support SVP to make sure we can continue to be a center for local arts and entertainment. We have adjusted our plans and hope to get back onstage for our 2020/21 season. To help us get through this tough financial time, we offer four opportunities for your consideration (click the links below for details and photos):
1. Become a member ($20 annually)
2. Buy a dedication brick in the sidewalk in front of the theater ($100 and $300)
3. Buy a chair arm dedication plaque in the theater auditorium ($200)
4. Donate
Thanks to our audiences who have supported us through our nearly 50 years of existence. We look forward to seeing you soon.