Solano county performing arts destinations
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Don't see your theatre company listed?
Send us an email with your company’ name, location, and a short statement. Open to companies in Solano, Napa, and Contra Costa counties, or companies with a direct connection to Solano Community College.
solanocollegetheatre@solano.edu
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B8 Theatre
Located in Martinez, the mission of B8 Theatre Company is to provide audiences a fresh take on established plays, and foster the creation and production of new works.
p.s. SCT instructor JanLee Marshall is the Artistic Director at B8!
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Bay area stage (BAS)
Located in Vallejo, BAS is a non-profit theatre company made up of volunteer actors and crew who perform dramatic and comedic productions as well as musicals.
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DVC Drama
Located in Concord, DVC Drama is dedicated to creating avenues for aspiring theater professionals to explore and hone their skills and talents, while sharing their passion for live theater through programs that entertain, engage, and inspire our community.
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Lucky Penny Productions (LPP)
Located in Napa, LPP creates, develops and presents professional quality theatre, and fosters educational opportunities for youth and adults in our community.
LPP’s Mainstage Season presents seven to 10 fully staged productions each year from September to June, while the Napa Academy of Performing Arts offers training for youth and adults year round.
https://www.luckypennynapa.com/
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masquers playhouse (MP)
Located in Point Richmond, The Masquers Playhouse is a volunteer, non-profit, community theatre that produces and stages affordable plays and other live theatrical events for the entertainment and cultural enhancement of the greater Bay Area. It provides a creative outlet for amateur theatre people, exercises sound financial management, encourages audience participation and involvement, and seeks to foster a strong community identity.
https://www.masquers.org/
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missouri street theatre (mst)
Located in Fairfield, MST produces professional plays, musicals, and other performances as an extension of the Downtown Theatre in Fairfield.
Currently the theatre is operated by the Downtown Theatre Foundation for the Arts, a non-profit organization formed to keep the theatre doors open and affordable to the community patrons and performers alike.
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NVC Performing Arts
Napa Valley College is part of the California Community College System, serving Napa County. The Napa Valley College Performing Arts Center site at the north edge of campus takes full advantage of the picturesque views of the valley and nearby mountain ranges.
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Pinole Community Players
The mission of the Pinole Community Playens is to Ignite the Imagination, Inspire the Spirit and Engage the Community through theatrical education, live performance and unique volunteer opportunities.
Opened in 1986, Pinole Community Players' quality productions, intimate performance space, unique cabaret style and family atmosphere continue to be strengths as its second quarter century begins.
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Solano Community Players
Solano Community Players is a newly launched community-based theatre in Solano County. It’s mission is to create live theatre and access in the local community. This organization is a branch of Starbound Theatre, a youth theatre which emphasizes the development of each production and fosters a culture of collaboration and teamwork among its students.
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Vallejo shakespeare in the park (VSP)
VSP’s goal is to provide an inspiring and educational live theater experience for our audience through intensive preparation and high quality performance, and broaden horizons and enrich the lives of local residents through free classical outdoor theater performances around the Bay Area. VSP’s casts are made up of multi-ethnic actors of various backgrounds and experience levels.
VSP presents a “bare-bones” production, concentrating on the actor’s performances and honest storytelling, with minimal set and modern dress.
https://www.vallejoshakespeare.org/
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Woodland Opera House (WOH)
Located in Woodland, the WOH is a historic landmark is a California Historical Landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It is one of four fully functioning 19th century opera houses in California.
WOH now functions as an educational institution and professional theatre company, with numerous youth and adult shows produced each season, and plenty of workshops to touch up your performance skills.

