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Allegro Community Players

The Allegro Community Players are dedicated to adult and intergenerational performers who share a love for theatre. Whether seasoned actors or first-time performers, members come together to stage captivating productions that inspire and entertain audiences. From classic plays to modern musicals, the Allegro Community Players foster collaboration, creativity, and lifelong learning.​

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What to expect from an Allegro Community Players production:

  • Top-notch acting

  • Amazing vocals

  • Dazzling dance numbers

  • Incredible sets and engaging props

  • Live pit orchestra

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We'd love to see you at our next performance!

Our 2026-2027 Season: The Stories We Tell

Every life is a story. Some are written in letters. Some are shared around a table. Some are sung from a stage. And some are stories we tell ourselves until we finally find the courage to tell a different one.

This season, the Allegro Community Players invite you to explore The Stories We Tell. Stories about who we are, who we hope to become, the connections that shape us, and the moments that remind us that no story is meant to be lived alone.​​​​​​

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Our season begins with a story told almost entirely through letters. Daddy Long Legs follows an imaginative young woman whose life takes an unexpected turn when a mysterious benefactor gives her the opportunity to attend college. As she writes about her new life, her dreams, and the person she is becoming, a correspondence unfolds that changes both of their lives. It’s a story about discovering your voice, and discovering who you might become when someone believes in you.

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For the holidays, we’re putting the traditional storybook aside and creating one of our own. A Very Merry Cabaret, with Triune Entertainment LLC, will bring together music, laughter, memories, and a little holiday magic for an evening that celebrates the stories we share this time of year. Because sometimes the best stories aren’t found in a script; they’re found in the songs we sing, the traditions we keep, and the people gathered around us.

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Our season closes with a powerful story about connection, belonging, and the stories we create about ourselves and each other. Dear Evan Hansen asks what happens when the desire to be seen and understood collides with the stories we tell and the stories others choose to believe. It’s a moving reminder that every person has a story, and that sometimes the smallest act of truly seeing someone can change everything.

Three shows. Three very different stories. One season.​

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The Stories We Tell.​

 

And we can’t wait to tell them with you.

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