THE THEATRE LOVERS CLUB PRESENTS
The Santa Fe Players, inspired by the community theater movement of the early 20th century, was established in 1919 by Mary Austin. Three years later in 1922, it was officially incorporated. The people of Santa Fe have written, produced, watched, and celebrated this tenacious theater ever since. It has gone by many names and has performed in many venues over the years, and countless folks have made it possible.
As the Playhouse enters its second century, Kent Kirkpatrick, President of the Board of the Playhouse, and Robyn Rikoon, Artistic Director, will discuss with us some of the history and stories of the past and share plans for their exciting (official) Centennial season of the Santa Fe Playhouse.
If you would like to attend, Click here to go to the TLC RSVP page.
All Theatre Lovers Club Talks are FREE.
Until further notice, in-person attendees must show proof of COVID vaccination and wear a mask inside the theater.
If you do not wish to attend in person, you can participate via Zoom. Zoom links will be sent to registrants on the morning of the Talk.
Doors open at 5:30 pm before the Talk and we encourage questions afterward.