Our Mission
To encourage public interest in, and appreciation of, the dramatic arts, and to provide for interested persons a source of education and practical experience in the dramatic arts, throughout the creation, production and presentation to the public, works of dramatic merit. To cooperate with other charitable and educational organizations having similar purposes. Our History
The Albright theatre first opened its doors in April of 1974 with a membership of 5 people and an audience of 8. From these humble beginnings we have grown to be one of the most widely respected theatre groups in the area. We are proud of who we are and what we have accomplished. Currently we have a membership of over 80 dedicated followers and an audience of over 500 local patrons. All of which have been generous in their artistic and financial support of our endeavor. From our first show "Star Spangled Girl" performed in an old converted church in Warrenville to our current theatre above the Batavia Government Center, the Albright has proven that we are a strong and resilient company. We have weathered many storms, including a fire that destroyed everything, the loss of some key members, and the constant need to relocate. In our past we have needed to pack it all up a grand total of 8 times. Despite all of these trials we rely upon what we do have, our most valuable asset, our members and their love of theatre.
