Twenty-two years of one show a year
Tin Roof Players started as a reading group in somebody’s living room and staged its first full production in a grange hall borrowed for a weekend. Twenty-two years later we are still borrowing the same kind of hall, and the company is still entirely volunteer - nobody has ever drawn a salary from a Tin Roof production.
Auditions happen every spring and are open to anyone in town, whether you have been on stage before or you are hemming your first costume. The company builds its own sets, sews its own costumes, and runs its own lights from a borrowed board that is older than most of the cast.
We are proud to say this plainly: this is a community production, not a professional one, and the volunteers who build it want you to know exactly what you are buying a ticket to.
