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Your Tickets Are Still Good!

Hello Valued Patrons! All of our shows have been rescheduled to a later time when we are hoping it will once again be safe for us to gather. If you purchased a ticket to any show, it will still be good! Save your ticket and we will save your…

Manhattan Short Film Festival Finalists

This year, Manhattan Short received 1250 entries from 70 countries from which 10 finalists were selected. These 10 short films will screen more than 1000 times in over 400 cities on six continents! The judges of these films are you, the audience.…

‘The Pioneers’ author David McCullough speaks in Marietta

David McCullough is one of us now. “The Pioneers: The Heroic Story of the Settlers Who Brought the American Ideal West” was published in early May after years of anticipation in Marietta, where McCullough’s examination of the Revolutionary War veterans and other characters who settled what was then the U.S. frontier is centered.

Marietta Summer Theatre 2019 update

The Hipp-Stage Production Company of Peoples Bank Theatre is no longer producing the Marietta Summer Theatre Festival; Shakespeare by the River (2014-2018), and the Summer Musical (Oklahoma, Cabaret, Guys and Dolls).  The Theatre Department of Marietta College has assumed the responsibility for providing the Marietta Community with Summer Theatre beginning in 2019.

Announcing the 2019 Summer-Fall Spotlight Series

The historic Peoples Bank Theatre announces its 2019 Summer-Fall Spotlight Series. This latest lineup of eight national touring artists comes just as the theatre celebrates its 100th Anniversary. From Grammy Award-winning musicians, to stand-up comedy and trapeze artists the Summer-Fall series continues the theatre’s century-long history of live entertainment.

Speakeasy Style for Today

This style guide for our 1919 Speakeasy Party on February 2 is a guest post from our friends at Teri Ann's. The era of the roaring twenties personified women pushing boundaries through fashion and style. No longer were women willing to trade their mobility for the old stodgy customs of the Victorian era. Society was evolving and fashion changed along with it.
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