AACTFest 2021: National Companies
Twelve Virtual AACTFest 2021 National Company Productions will be streamed during the week of the festival. Eleven of these were selected from applications from 38 theatres around the country. A 12th production will be presented from AACT Region X, which represents community theatres on U.S. military bases in Europe.
| Artists Collaborative Theatre, Elkhorn City, Kentucky
Blood Song, by Chelsea Marcantel Bellingham Theatre Guild, Bellingham, Washington INNOVAtheatre, Cincinnati, Ohio Players de Noc, Escanaba, Michigan SHAPE Players, Mons, Belgium Shawnee Little Theatre, Shawnee Oklahoma |
South City Theatre, Pelham Alabama Stage Left Theater Association, Spokane, Washington The Lexington Players, Lexington, Massachusetts The Studio Theatre, Little Rock , Arkansas Theatre Tuscaloosa, Tuscaloosa, Alabama Windham Actors Guild, Windham, New Hampshire |
Our thanks to all the companies that applied to be part of AACTFest 2021:
|
Theatre Name |
City |
State |
Play Title & Author |
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Actors Collaborative Toledo |
Toledo |
OH |
Natural Shocks by Lauren Gunderson |
|
Ankeny Community Theatre |
Ankeny |
IA |
Natural Shocks by Lauren Gunderson |
|
Artists Collaborative Theatre |
Elkhorn City |
KY |
Blood Song: The Story of the Hatfields and the McCoys by Chelsea Marcantel |
|
Auburn Players Community Theatre |
Auburn |
NY |
Antigone and Letters to Soldiers Lost adapted by Al Schnupp |
|
Bellingham Theatre Guild |
Bellingham |
WA |
The Harry and Sam Dialogues by Karen Ellison |
|
Cheyenne Little Theatre Players |
Cheyenne |
WY |
Mothers and Sons by Terrence McNally |
|
Clark Youth Theatre Incorporated |
Tulsa |
OK |
R & J & Z by Melody Bates |
|
County Seat Theater |
Cloquet |
MN |
Do Not Go Gentle by Patricia Cornelius |
|
Creative Dramatics Workshop, Inc. |
Homer |
IL |
Strong Voices by Rodney Woodworth |
|
Des Moines Community Playhouse |
Des Moines |
IA |
Leaving Iowa by Tim Clue and Spike Manton |
|
Duncan Little Theatre |
Duncan |
OK |
Little Footsteps by Ted Tally |
|
Elkhart Civic Theatre |
Bristol |
IN |
Silent Sky by Lauren Gunderson |
|
Highlands Little Theatre dba Highlands Lakeside Theatre |
Sebring |
FL |
Little Girl Blou by Laura Wade |
|
INNOVAtheatre |
Cincinnati |
OH |
Ordinary Days music and lyrics by Adam Gwon |
|
Kokomo Civic Theatre |
Kokomo |
IN |
The Guys by Anne Nelson |
|
Newton Community Theatre |
Newton |
IA |
Choices, Choices by Karen Schaeffer |
|
Paramount Arts Center/Paramount Players |
Ashland |
KY |
God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza |
|
Players de Noc Inc. |
Escanaba |
MI |
Jerry's Brain by J.R. Spalding |
|
Prescott Center for the Arts |
Prescott |
AZ |
TBA |
|
Proud Mary Theatre Company |
Spartanburg |
SC |
The Pink Unicorn by Elise Forier Edie |
|
Sand Springs Community Theatre |
Sand Springs |
OK |
Only Scars Remain by Troy A Sartors |
|
Shawnee Little Theatre |
Shawnee |
OK |
A Doll's House, Part 2 by Lucas Hnath |
|
South City Theatre |
Pelham |
AL |
Collected Stories by Donald Margulies |
|
Spark Theater Company |
Dothan |
AL |
Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling |
|
Stage Left Theater Association |
Spokane |
WA |
Lonely Planet by Steven Dietz |
|
The Actor's Charitable Theatre |
Northport |
AL |
Hogwash! by Joey Lay |
|
The Arts Council of the Twin Counties |
Galax |
VA |
Andy Warhol’s Tomato by Vince Melocchi |
|
The Lexington Players |
Windsor |
CT |
The Mountaintop by Katori Hall |
|
The North Riverside Players |
North Riverside |
IL |
Finding the Sun by Edward Albee |
|
The Sauk |
Jonesville |
MI |
Lord of the Flies adapted by Nigel Williams |
|
The Studio Theatre |
Little Rock |
AR |
Constellations by Nick Payne |
|
Theatre Tuscaloosa |
Tuscaloosa |
AL |
Love and Cheese Toast by Cooper Shattuck |
|
Troy Civic Theatre |
Troy |
OH |
A Christmas Carol adapted Patrick Barlow |
|
Tupelo Community Theatre |
Tupelo |
MS |
The Seafarer by Conor McPherson |
|
Twilight Theater Company |
Portland |
OR |
A Feminine Ending by Sarah Treem |
|
Untitled Pop Up Theatre |
Elk City |
OK |
Love/Sick by John Cariani |
|
Village Playhouse |
Verona |
WI |
Salome by Oscar Wilde |
|
Windham Actors Guild |
Windham |
NH |
How to be a Good Son by Julia Cho |
