Thurston Community Players – A Neighborhood Tradition Since 1975

Get involved! Join the fun!

Information on our 2024 Production

This year’s original musical production “All That Glitters Is Not Gold,” will be held March 16-17, 2024 at Huron High School Auditorium. This year’s production will again take us back in time and feature tall tales, salamanders, prospectors, a community coming together in the face of adversity, and more!

Key Dates

More details are to come but please save these key dates:

Saturday, October 8 – OHMHA Fall Festival, OHAC Pool (everyone is invited to join us for a brief sing-a-long of last year’s songs, including alumni who can join us for “That’s Why We Did It”)
Wednesday, October 11, 6 pm – Parent Information Session, Thurston Multipurpose Room
Wednesday and Thursday, November 8-9, 6-8:30 pm – Auditions, Thurston Multipurpose Room
Monday, January 8 – Rehearsals begin, Thurston Multipurpose Room
Saturday and Sunday, March 16-17 – Production, Huron High School Auditorium

Volunteer Opportunities

Join the fun and help make this year’s production a success! We’re looking for volunteers for the below roles, which are listed in order from smallest to largest time commitment. Please email ip.thurstonplayers@gmail.com if you can help!

Staffing a table at Thurston’s Fall Festival on September 29 (half hour shifts)
Staffing a table at OHMHA’s Fall Festival on October 8 (half hour shifts)
Helping write lyrics for this year’s musical numbers (September-October, involves attending a lyric committee meeting and writing independently or in a small group)
Helping choreograph this year’s musical numbers (October-November, involves attending at least one meeting and working independently or in a small group)
Helping with graphic design for the play (September-March, would involve creating a few flyers, the play poster, and cover art for the program)
Serving as the Back Stage Producer, responsible for organizing props, sets, and backstage volunteers (December-March, involves about 5 hours work/week)
Serving as the production’s Internal Producer or Assistant Internal Producer, responsible for leading the play’s production (now-March, involves helping assign roles, schedule practices, communicate with volunteers, and generally keep the production on track, involves 5-10 hours/week)