Since its inception in 1980, the Acrosstown Repertory Theatre has provided Gainesville and Alachua County with a unique and innovative cultural experience. It provides learning experiences in acting, writing, directing, film making, and production in many diverse sectors of our community, especially for those who otherwise might not enjoy such opportunities.

www.acrosstown.org

The Actors' Warehouse is home to the Star Center Children's Theatre and the Spirit of Soul Repertory Company. We are an artistic community, where actors and directors are encouraged to nurture their creative talents and allow great theatrical expression to be born. As a non-professional community theatre founded in 2011, the Actors’ Warehouse has established a creative laboratory where diversity and non-traditional casting unfolds while staying true to artistic integrity.

www.actorswarehouse.org

Each season, University of Florida Performing Arts presents the very best established and emerging national and international artists on the Phillips Center main stage.The Phillips Center consists of a 1,700-seat proscenium hall and a 200-seat Black Box Theatre.

http://performingarts.ufl.edu/venues/phillips-center/

The Gainesville Community Playhouse is one of the oldest community theaters in the state of Florida. Our first play, The Pied Piper of Hamlin, was produced in 1927 and we have been producing quality plays and musicals ever since. In 2006, we moved into our present facility, the magnificent Vam York Theater, a 210-seat house with facilities to stage the most demanding musicals and plays.

www.gcplayhouse.org

High Springs Community Theater is a private, nonprofit corporation whose mission is to stage high quality family entertainment through amateur theater productions using the donated talents of residents of High Springs and surrounding communities.   HSCT produces five main stage productions each year, and a Summer Youth Theater Program.   Auditions are open to everyone.


www.highspringscommunitytheater.com

The mission of the Hippodrome is to explore the truth of the human experience and the human spirit through the examination and presentation of dramatic work. Our purpose is to accomplish this through our commitment to the following goals:
• To create an artistic home.
• To nurture a strong company of actors, directors, designers, technicians and administrators.
• To provide an environment that helps us understand our past, accept our present and work toward positive change for our future.
• To attempt to continuously rediscover the dynamic quality of the theatrical process, encouraging experimentation.
• To awaken new ideas, stimulate change and encourage dreams.
• To nurture collaboration and individual creativity.
• To explore new works and new forms.
• To inspire and challenge artists and audiences.
• To provide a training and a proving ground for future theatre professionals.
• To enrich our community and our world through the art of theatre.

Our creative focus, the work that we produce, the programs that we develop and the spirit our company resonate with this artistic vision while reflecting a sincere search for new audiences and new vital theatrical voices.

www.thehipp.org

The mission of the Stephen C. O'Connell Center is to serve as an academic, athletic, recreational and entertainment facility. Check the website for a calendar of events.

The Stephen C. O'Connell Center is located on the northwest corner of West University Avenue and Gale Lemerand Drive, directly across the street from Ben Hill Griffin Stadium.

www.oconnellcenter.ufl.edu