Learn a new skill. For example, wood-working, making props, sewing, project management, leadership, organization. There are many opportunities where no prior skill is required.
 

Act on stage. Perhaps you’d like to try “treading the boards”? (no, you don’t have to work backstage on a show before you can audition.) For many people their first activity at The Center Players Community Theatre  is onstage.
 

Be part of something big!  There’s nothing better than to see a show open that you know you had a hand in getting off the ground.
 

Make new friends. There are plenty of friendly people who will always greet you with a smile and are happy to see you.
 

Spend quality time with your family. The beauty of theatre is that you can do this for you or with your family. We love working with individuals and families alike.
 

Community service. Perhaps you just want to “give back” to the community you’ve grown up in (or are new to).