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Experience Theatre in Greater Grand Forks
Looking for a night out? Try theatre!
Crimson Creek Collegiate Players
Crimson Creek Collegiate Players provides summer musical theatre
and performance opportunities for the large number of well-trained
individuals who are coming out of the region's high schools and
summer performing arts programs. The organization also provides
cultural opportunities for the Greater Grand Forks area through
the production of quality musical performances by utilizing the
talents of regional college-age performers.
UND
Burtness Theatre
University of North Dakota Campus
Centennial Drive
Call (701) 777-2587 for tickets and info
Fire
Hall Theatre
Located downtown Grand Forks
412 2nd Avenue North
Call (701) 777-4090 for reservations and information
Central High School
Located downtown Grand Forks
115 North 4th Street
Call (701) 787-4075 for info and to reserve tickets
Tickets $5 adults, $3 students and seniors
Red
River High School Theatre
Located at 2211 17th Avenue South
Call (701) 746-2411 to reserve tickets and for information
East Grand Forks Senior High School
Located at 1420 4th Avenue NW
Tickets available at the door.
Hatton Community Theatre
Hatton Community Theatre
Box 237
Hatton, ND 58240
(701) 543-3616
The Hatton Community Theatre is dedicated to creating
opportunities for area artists to explore and fulfill
their artistic talents and share those talents with
the community. The theatre began it's 31st season in
September, 2004, performing "Milk Dreams" by Grand
Forks playwright, Kathy Coudle King, in Phoenix for
the National WIC Conference. This was followed by a
production of the hilarious comedy "Dearly Departed,"
in Hatton, and an original work, "The Light of
Christmas," done in connection with the annual
Old-Fashioned Holiday Extravaganza. The theatre has
joined forces with the North Dakota Playwrights' Co-op
to produce two upcoming ten-minute play festivals with
original scripts by North Dakota playwrights, with
tentative plans for a third later this summer. In
July, the theatre performs "Milk Dreams" in Chicago
for an international conference. The theatre is
excited with it's renewed focus on area playwrights
and expanding opportunities for North Dakota
playwrights.
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