Theatre III of Acton
Theatre III of Acton, located at 250 Central St., West Acton, is a non-profit, volunteer community theatre. We love putting on shows for our community and we are eager to welcome new friends--on stage, backstage or in administrative areas, with or without experience. We have great fun as we offer at least three productions each year, including at least one musical. We are located in the old white church next to the West Acton Fire Station, where we have been active for more than 60 years. Come join us and have some fun!
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Catch this groovy couple and real-life spouses Peter Cavicchio and Carla Perrotta in the comedy “Lovers and Other Strangers” opening Friday, November 5, at Theatre III in Acton. Peter will portray Sky Masterson in CCP’s production of “Guys and Dolls” next May, presumably sans mustache. For tickets for “Lovers and Other Strangers,” go to
www.theatreiii.org.
To our old friends at Theatre III, I wanted to share the passing of Barbara Browne, longtime past Board Member and past Artistic Director. We invite you to attend her wake if you are so inclined. See link to service information. Thanks!
Was going through a folder containing music and found the attached letter. In 1981 I was assistant props mistress for the Theatre III production of "Oklahoma." The following spring instead of a play we performed choral numbers (which I still have all the music for) including: Choral selections from "West Side Story", Theme from "New York, New York", "Street of Dreams", "Georgia on My Mind," "Ready to Take a Chance Again," "This is My Country," Selections from "Fame" and "The Rainbow Connection" (encore).
In the Greenroom at Hand to God November 15-24 it's Lee Pallotta! Lee plays Pastor Greg is excited to be making his Arlington Friends of the Drama debut. Lee’s most recent performance was as Linus in Theatre III's spring production of "You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown." Prior to that, Lee performed as defense attorney Aaron Levinksy in Burlington Players "Nuts," and as George Hay in The Cannon Theatre's production of "Moon Over Buffalo." Other theater credits for Lee include "Circle Mirror Transformation" (Schultz) with Hovey Players, "How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying" (Ovington, Jenkins) with Cannon Theatre, "The House of Blue Leaves" (Artie Shaughnessy) with Moonstruck Theater Company, and "Belle Moral" (Mr. Abbott) with Theatre III. Lee has also acted in a number of short plays for Acme Theater, Hovey Players, and Theatre III, and directed for Cannon Theatre’s Ten Minute Play Festival. Lee would like to thank the terrific cast and production team at AFD, and his family for their continued support.
Get your tickets to "Hand to God"now!
https://www.ticketstage.com/T/AFD.
Parental Advisory: "Hand to God" is intended for adults only. The play contains profanity, violence, and sexually explicit content.
In The Greenroom at The Addams Family Sept 20- Oct 6 Meet our Grandma Addams, Faith Kasparian! Faith’s love of community theater began as a child, performing in productions directed by her Mom (who, coincidentally, directed for AFD)! Her favorite roles include Grandma Addams from "The Addams Family" (Theatre III, Acton); Doris MacAfee from "Bye Bye Birdie" (Colonial Chorus Players, Reading); Laurey from "Oklahoma" (Saxtons River Playhouse, Saxtons River, VT); the Fairy Godmother from "Cinderella" (The Arlington Players, Arlington, VA); and Yum-Yum from "The Mikado" (Little Theatre of Alexandria, Alexandria. VA), for which she was nominated for Best Lead Actress in a musical by the Northern Virginia Theater Alliance. During the day, Faith is a privacy and intellectual property attorney with the law firm Morse, where she focuses on technology transactions. Faith thanks the amazing production team and cast for a wonderful experience and her family for their love and support!
Grab your tickets to The Addams Family here:
https://www.ticketstage.com/T/AFD
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