About Theatre 121 |
Woodstock has a rich tradition of excellent community theatre. TownSquare Players Incorporated and Woodstock Musical Theatre Company have been researching and discussing the advantages of consolidating these two historic companies and creating one new non-for- profit 501c (3) theatre company. Both organizations are resident theatre companies of the historic Woodstock Opera house and have been producing quality theatre for over 50 years.
Recently, collective members of both organizations have come together to start a new theatre company in which both existing companies will dissolve and form a united theatre company that will transcend our audiences for future generations.
The primary focus of Theatre 121 is to maintain the extensive legacy of both organizations while optimizing resources and pushing towards a more progressive and prestigious future.
Consolidating into one theatre has many benefits. Theatre 121 will be able to produce higher quality productions by pooling talent and resources. One company enables us to manage advertising and marketing campaigns. In addition, Theatre 121 will be able to provide better customer service and offer more flexible options for season tickets for our patrons. Under one umbrella the community will find it easier to support our efforts rather than be divided into two separate organizations.
In order to act for the future Theatre121 has embraced the realization that we need to serve the community that has graciously served both companies in the past. Our goal is to promote, sponsor, support, produce, instruct and engage in all the performing arts as well as all the various forms of the performance arts and any other related activities. We value education and will foster the arts by supporting and offering educational opportunities for youth and adults. One point we want the community to know is that we will continue to support and promote the Woodstock Opera House.
Please look for more information this season as we plan ahead for a better future!
Susan Falbo, President, TSP
Kathie Comella, President, WMTC
Recently, collective members of both organizations have come together to start a new theatre company in which both existing companies will dissolve and form a united theatre company that will transcend our audiences for future generations.
The primary focus of Theatre 121 is to maintain the extensive legacy of both organizations while optimizing resources and pushing towards a more progressive and prestigious future.
Consolidating into one theatre has many benefits. Theatre 121 will be able to produce higher quality productions by pooling talent and resources. One company enables us to manage advertising and marketing campaigns. In addition, Theatre 121 will be able to provide better customer service and offer more flexible options for season tickets for our patrons. Under one umbrella the community will find it easier to support our efforts rather than be divided into two separate organizations.
In order to act for the future Theatre121 has embraced the realization that we need to serve the community that has graciously served both companies in the past. Our goal is to promote, sponsor, support, produce, instruct and engage in all the performing arts as well as all the various forms of the performance arts and any other related activities. We value education and will foster the arts by supporting and offering educational opportunities for youth and adults. One point we want the community to know is that we will continue to support and promote the Woodstock Opera House.
Please look for more information this season as we plan ahead for a better future!
Susan Falbo, President, TSP
Kathie Comella, President, WMTC
TRANSITIONAL BOARD
President: Susan Falbo
Vice President: Kathie Comella
Secretary: Shannon Lee Day
Treasurer: Beth Davis
Directors at Large: Janie Czarny, Aaron Gomez, Elaine Rhiner, Spencer White, Roger Zawacki.
President: Susan Falbo
Vice President: Kathie Comella
Secretary: Shannon Lee Day
Treasurer: Beth Davis
Directors at Large: Janie Czarny, Aaron Gomez, Elaine Rhiner, Spencer White, Roger Zawacki.