At The Pyrle Greensboro
2022-2023 Season Performances
Oct 4 - Oct 23
Now Playing!
May 2 - May 21
Oct 4 - Oct 23
Now Playing!
May 2 - May 21
As we embark on our next 20 years, we are committed to developing new work through our New Play Initiative. We are investing in the Tennesse Williamses and Lorraine Hansberrys of tomorrow by supporting their work today with workshops, premieres, and – most importantly – time to be creative and take risks.
Join the Community Reading Group and have an impact on the productions and work you see at Triad Stage!
Each season our Community Reading Group will assess and consider scripts for production for the next Triad Stage season. The group will read scripts suggested by our community in online polls, conversations with staff and board, and partner organizations. These scripts will be curated into a smaller number according to what will balance well with the productions already planned for the upcoming season. The Group meets virtually to discuss the scripts and proposes their top choices for production. The selections then go on to the Board and Artistic Department for final approval.
Creative Greensboro awarded $400,005 to 18 local arts and culture nonprofits through its first Sustaining Creativity: Community Partnership Grants. Triad Stage has been awarded the maximum amount of $25,715.
With the purpose of increasing access and diversifying participation through powerful and inspiring theatrical experiences, Triad Stage increases impact through expanded networks and long-lasting relationships, celebrates our many communities in ways that reflect the unique and vibrant Triad region, and is building a thriving arts enterprise that is healthy, adaptive, and accountable.
After a national search, Triad Stage, the professional regional theater located in Downtown Greensboro, welcomes Kathleen Holland as Executive Director.
Mitchel Sommers, retired executive director of Community Theatre of Greensboro, will oversee Triad Stage for about four months as it prepares to reopen.
The regional, nonprofit professional theater at 232 S. Elm St. announced in June that it will return to life for its 20th season on Oct. 4 with three plays, two concerts, a workshop and an effort to foster new, experimental work.