Hello fellow arts lovers!

The New Year is here and our renovations are nearly complete. We just have some minor details to tend to, and we have some big plans for phase II, but for now, we want to start showing off our new space. We have a newly renovated 120-seat theater space, a reception area fit for a king, and a queen, offices on the second floor fit for a nonprofit, and a small black box theater ready for your experimental theater, or open mic night.

The Centre Theater is ready for you, your organization, your theater group, your lecture series, your yoga class, your … you get the idea. Tell your neighbors, tell your family, tell your friends. The new Centre Theater is ready for action.

Please email centretheater@gmail.com for more details or to set up a tour.

 

     

            

It has been a long time in the making, but we’re about 99 percent complete with our renovation. Check it out here! 

It’s an age old conflict between the elders wanting to protect and the younger folks wanting to live their own lives.

Join us, along with Director Kevin O. Mack, a long-time Norristown resident, as he brings to life the troubles that come  along with tradition.

We’re doing our best to make sure everything is just perfect for our first show back, ‘The Perfect Dog’! Our new seats are in place, our lobby is getting a fresh coat of paint and new carpet is coming, too!

Please come out and support the arts on Nov. 9 when pull back our curtains for the first time on our ‘new’ theater. On Nov. 15, Mr. John O’Hurley, host of the National Dog Show, will be at the theater to talk about the inspiration behind the book he wrote that lead to the play, ‘The Perfect Dog.’

To get your tickets, click here! 

(The Nov. 2-4 shows are not being staged)

See you at the theater!

While we’re still in the midst of our much anticipated renovation project, which will bring you a new theater space to be proud  of, we’d like to invite you to come out to  “The Perfect Dog.” Opening weekend is  just a month away, and on Nov. 15 we’ll have Mr. John O’Hurley himself on our new stage taking questions from the audience about the book that inspired the play.

Please share and donate if you can. This space is being converted into a show place for all of Norristown and Montgomery County to be proud of!