Central Park Players is a community theatre organization dedicated to providing high quality theatre at affordable prices to Grand Haven and the Tri-Cities area since 1959. Box Office# (616) 850-6566
by Reginald Rose
March 6-8, 13-14, 2015  CAST: Foreman - Daniel Kitchka Director - Trudi Kerkstra COMING SOON:
| Central Park Players Auditions Announced! January 24 and 25 6 pm to 8 pm
Please Consider a
Contribution to Central Park Players.
As a volunteer organization, Central Park Players depends almost exclusively on the generosity of our patrons and donors.
Theatre and the arts make a huge difference in the quality of life within our community and add to the economic health as well. CPP is a 501(c) and your deduction is tax-deductible.
Volunteer with CPP!
It takes a community...
It takes more than tickets to make a show and here’s how you can help!!! From rights and royalties to rent and scripts, staging a production is costly even when most of the work is done by volunteers who donate hundreds of hours. While our volunteers are exceptionally creative and thrifty, even they can’t make bricks without straw. Take our typical musical, for example. The cost for these types of productions is more than $11,000 with allocations for building materials, paint, ticket stock, makeup, advertising, costumes, printing, photography, and properties. That’s not even the entire list. And production costs aren’t the end. Tools in the scene shop often need to be repaired or replaced, set materials and properties wear out, computers and printers die. After a while, holding equipment together with bubblegum and baling wire just doesn’t work. Although ticket sales cover a portion of CPP’s costs, they can’t assure funding for future productions. Nor can they assure funding for special programs like Family Theatre and Family Theatre Too, which are geared toward children, and Off Stage!, which takes theatre to seniors. How can you help? Volunteer to work on a production, become a member, tell your friends about us, and make a contribution. |
