Waterbury Festival Playhouse

2933 Waterbury-Stowe Road (Rt-100)
Waterbury Center, Vermont 05677
3 miles north of I-89 on Rt 100
6 miles south of Stowe on Rt 100
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See the Players in 2010

Central Vermont's only Semi-Professional Theater
What does semi-professional mean. It means the best local actors and theater technicians that central Vermont can provide.

Dedicated to producing the highest quality non-musical shows possible, the Waterbury Festival Players bring you the shows you won't see anywhere else. Also, we are so confident of the quality of our productions we guarantee them. If you don't feel you've seen a high quality production we'll give you your money back.

2010 represents the 5th season for the Players and we bring you a nice mix of comedy and drama. A little more comedy than usual this year, but it's been a hard year.

Murder's Bad but Monday can Kill You
is a wonderful murder mystery filled with outrageous comedy. You'll fall in love with the lunatics even as you try to figure out who may be trying to kill them.

Unnecessary Farce
is a farce, what more can you say. Eight doors, bumbling cops, Scottish killers, and half the cast in their underwear. No deep meaning here.

The Drawer Boy
is a great way to end the year. Sometimes the people who make up this world are just wonderful people with great stories. This is one of those stories. It is filled with caring, friendship, a little humor, and the kind of message that just makes you feel proud to be human. This is not the kind of story you'll find on Lifetime or the O' channel. This is a story of men and what it means to be a man.

See who's making this possible:
Founders

The Grossman family of Grossman Marketing
Louise J Mueller & David G Lagalla
Jeffrey & Maryanne Larkin of Arvads Grill & Pub
Carol & David Loysen
George & Virginia Pierce
Paul & Louise Reed of Sundown Corp.
John Reynolds of ST Paving
John & Val Vincent of Vincents's Pharmacy

About Us
The theatre is a 150 seat black box style theatre set in a unique fabric building (sort of a tent, but not really). It's set along Route 100 between Waterbury and Stowe, and an easy drive from either direction. The parking lot is trimmed in Blueberry bushes providing free preshow and intermission picking (in season).

The Theatre is home to the Waterbury Festival Players, a semiprofessional group offering non-musical productions for adult audiences throughout the season.

The theater and it's production company are the realization of the dream of George and Ginger Pierce to make this type of theater available to the performers and theater going community of central Vermont. They are both active in the theatre's performances and operation, and welcome you to enjoy the magic of live performance theater along with them.