Hole In The Wall Theater
Welcome!
The House of Yes
By Wendy Macleod
May 3rd thru June 1st
Tickets: $20.00 General Admission
Seniors and Students $15.00
or call 860-229-3049 for reservations
For general info, call 860-223-9665
A Wall Street Odyssey
Saturday June 8th 2013
Tickets: $15.00 General Admission
Seniors and Students $10.00
or call 860-229-3049 for reservations
For general info, call 860-223-9665
No currently Scheduled Auditions
Want to see what we've done in the past? For a complete list of previously produced shows Click here!
GENERAL MEETING
May 22nd 2013 at 7:00 PM
We are reading and choosing shows for the 2013/2014 season. Be part of this excitement.
All meetings will take place at:
HITW Theater
116 Main St. New Britain, CT
(unless otherwise noted)
All are welcome!
From the moment you walk in the door to one of our Wednesday meetings, you're a full-fledged voting member... no dues required!
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View Promotional Photos for the House of Yes
Hole Food
The Hole in the Wall is continuing its food drive for The Friendship Service Center of New Britain. More Information
Another way to support us is by purchasing our very fashionable merchandise. Be the talk of the town with your very own HITW T-Shirt! Click Here!
Opening May 3rd
The House of Yes
A play by Wendy Macleod
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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.
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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.
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Local Theaters:
The Repertory Theatre of New Britain
Other Links:
We are a proud member of the Greater New Britain Arts Alliance. The GNBAA promotes the creative, performing and visual arts, provides a unified voice for the arts organizations, and advocates the arts as vital to the economic health and quality of life in the region.
Arienne Davey has provided us with many years of creative publicity and documentary photos.
New England Entertainment Digest contains a plethora of information on show and audition dates for New England.
The Green Room covers the expansive world of community theater. From advice to techs, actors, and directors, to website reviews (We won their first "Site of the Month award!), to side-splitting humor, this is a must-visit site for anyone who has ever told someone to "break a leg".
The Connecticut Department of Economic & Community Development, a government agency founded in 1965, is an excellent resource on the arts, arts education, and arts advocacy.