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Award-winning Theater presents Award-winning Drama

Hole in the Wall Theater, winner of the Hartford Advocate's Best Community Theater award for the second year in a row, is pleased to announce its upcoming production of Edward Albee's 2002 Tony Award winning play "The Goat or, Who is Sylvia?" more info and pictures»

Audition Notice - The Twilight Zone: of Shadow and Substance

Hole in the Wall Theater, New Britain, CT will hold open auditions for a July/August stage production of The Twilight Zone: Of Shadows and Substance, on Sunday, April 27, and Monday, April 28, 2008 at Trinity-on-Main, 69 Main Street, New Britain at 7:00pm. The production will include four episodes from the television show. Roles are available for 14 men and 5 women ranging in ages from 20's to 70's, one boy age 6 to 12, and one girl age 8 to 11. For more information, e-mail TZCasting@yahoo.com or call Rebekah at (860) 614-5795.

Hole in the Wall’s 2007-2008 Season Offers Something for Everyone

Experience community theater with a professional edge. New Britain’s Hole in the Wall Theater, winner of this year’s Hartford Advocate “Best of” award for community theater, announces a 2007-2008 season guaranteed to pique every taste. The plays range from provocative drama to intimate musical, from murder mystery to movie satire, and from complex love to TV nostalgia. more»

Philosophy

The specifics of our theater's philosophy have been argued since we opened up shop in the Hole in the Wall Bookstore more than 25 years ago. However, the basic philosophy remains unchanged and can be summarized in one sentence:

Hole in the Wall Theater will allow anyone who walks through our doors to enjoy theater at whatever level he or she desires. more»


History

Hole in the Wall presented the first production in its existence, The Time of Your Life, in 1972 at the bookstore of founding member Paco Robida. Located at 12 Oak Street in New Britain, the discount paperback bookstore was called, aptly enough, the "Hole in the Wall Bookstore," thus giving rise to the theater's unusual name. more»