The mission of Montford Park Players is to serve as North Carolina’s longest running Shakespeare theatre company, primarily dedicated to performing the works of Shakespeare, and dedicated to providing exceptional dramatic entertainment for the enrichment, education, and enjoyment of our audiences.

Attic Salt is a not-for-profit company that produces theater for adult and family audiences and implements long-term residencies in schools. Whether creating original works, producing the works of others, or creating curriculum, our focus is always on building up from a solid foundation of especially strong writing. Additionally, in our work with children, our goal is always to remind kids that creativity begins with yourself and theater is something that you can do at home.

Southern Appalachian Repertory Theatre is a professional theatre company in residence at the historic Owen Theatre on the campus of Mars Hill University. Since its founding in 1975, SART has produced scores of plays, musicals, and original works, many portraying the rich culture and heritage of Southern Appalachia.

Hendersonville is a magnet for creative people — entrepreneurs, artists, musicians, and theatergoers from around the world who call the city and surrounding county home. These people and their neighbors are exactly who Hendersonville Community Theatre wants to attract with its new programming, both this season and into the future. The all-volunteer theater, known as Hendersonville Little Theatre for more than 50 years, has a new name and a new mission. “Little” has been swapped with “Community” — an apt description of the many people the theater wants to bring into its fold. From embracing...

Hendersonville is a magnet for creative people — entrepreneurs, artists, musicians, and theatergoers from around the world who call the city and surrounding county home. These people and their neighbors are exactly who Hendersonville Community Theatre wants to attract with its new programming, both this season and into the future. The all-volunteer theater, known as Hendersonville Little Theatre for more than 50 years, has a new name and a new mission. “Little” has been swapped with “Community” — an apt description of the many people the theater wants to bring into its fold. From embracing...

Flat Rock Playhouse is a professional equity theatre with two locations, one in Flat Rock and the other in Hendersonville.

Now celebrating 96 years, Greenville Theatre is proud to sit at the helm of the Upstate's thriving theatre scene, entertaining more audience members than any other locally producing theatre in the state of South Carolina and attracting visitors to the Upstate from all across the region.

Centre Stage’s mission is to produce diverse theatre, support local artists, and provide dynamic outreach opportunities.

Centre Stage is a year-round, 285-seat professional theater offering a wide range of entertainment, plays and shows including musicals, comedy, drama, concerts and special events. Part of Downtown Greenville’s thriving nightlife, and just steps away from the restaurants on Main Street and the West End, as well as the Peace Center, Falls Park on the Reedy River, Fluor Field, and Bon Secours Wellness Arena.

Our goal is to educate and entertain the people of our region, to provide professional opportunities for regional artists and to promote interaction between new artists and established professionals. The Tennessee Stage Company is dedicated to providing quality entertainment that is affordable and accessible to all. We work with local artists, community leaders and local government to promote the arts in downtown Knoxville. The Tennessee Stage Company has three major programs: The New Play Festival, Shakespeare on the Square and various Education & Outreach programs for artists of all...

Knoxville Opera’s mission is to provide the residents of East Tennessee with high quality, locally produced opera and to contribute to the future of the operatic art form by educating the community about opera and its role in our culture. Knoxville Opera, founded in 1978, is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization presenting productions made possible, in part, by generous funding from our patrons, the Tennessee Arts Commission, the National Endowment for the Arts, the City of Knoxville, the Arts and Culture Alliance of Knoxville, the Arts & Heritage Fund and the Cole Foundation.