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One Last Night, Many Stories:

What happens when you bring together theatre people, unforgettable music, complicated characters, and one last night at a club?

You get The Last Night at the Club, an immersive cabaret experience written by theatre people, for theatre people, and for anyone who has ever fallen in love with a song, a story, or the magic of live performance.

This isn't your typical night at the theatre. It's a night at our club, and you're invited inside.

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Tiffany Gallaher Tiffany Gallaher

Imagination Tour: The Mission behind the Scenes

Theatre United’s Imagination Tour sets out to break down barriers that might prevent children in our region from accessing theatre.

They performed in front of over 1800 children last year and plan to reach even more!

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That’s a Wrap - Celebrating Godspell and What is NEXT!

What a wonderful weekend it was!

Godspell brought together an incredible cast, crew, musicians, volunteers, and audiences for two special performances, and we couldn’t be more grateful for the community that showed up to support it.

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45th Season: The Art of Community

45th Season: The Art of Community

More than a season. A celebration of who we are!

Forty-five years ago, a group of community members believed something simple but powerful: the arts belong to everyone.

That belief became the Mineral Area Council on the Arts (MACOA), and for nearly half a century, our organization has worked to ensure that creativity has a home in the Parkland. We've hosted concerts, theatrical productions, festivals, student art shows, literary contests, public art projects, workshops, scholarships, and educational programs that have touched tens of thousands of lives.

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Godspell: A Story About Community, Created by Community

How One Musical Became the Beginning of Something Bigger

Every production begins with an idea.

Sometimes that idea comes from a director.

Sometimes from an audience member.

And sometimes...

It comes from the actors themselves.

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