"The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon", performed in 2025 Proposals wanted! Stage East continues to be interested in hearing from any person or group that would like to propose a theatrical project or idea to be performed at EAC for the coming year. Please contact or send a proposal to Cookie at cookierepp@yahoo.com to do so. Original plays sought In an effort to support and showcase the work of local playwrights, Stage East invites area writers to submit their original plays f

Jude Kempe in lighting booth, 2025 (Manuela Brice photo) Are you interested in the theater? If so, we’re interested in you! Stage East is looking for directors, producers, stage managers and crew capable of handling set design and set construction, set painting lighting, sound, costumes, and props. (Don’t worry if you have little or no experience as you will learn while doing and there will be somebody to guide you as needed.) Our interest is in cultivating theater in the ext

Stage East is thrilled to announce a captivating lineup of plays currently in development for our 2026 season! The first theatrical production, “Noises Off”, is a three-act farce that emphasizes physical comedy, while the second, “The Savannah Sipping Society”, tells the story of four Southern women over 50 who meet during a hot yoga class. Local plays and a 10-minute play contest are also planned for this season (stay tuned for more info!). In “Noises Off” by Michael Frayn,

We're casting one last fond look back at The Brothers Grimm: Spectaculathon , a Stage East triumph. Following are some of the raves from our community. Narrators Arielle Richardson and Brian Schuth eye Nancy Tintle (right) and Paula Horvath, 'crab people'. Photos by Manuela Brice "What a treat. Tonight's show was just the laughs I needed.   Brandy Cogdill  and I brought our mother, Paula Lancaster  for Mother's Day. I laughed until my eyes couldn't stop leaking. And I truly n

Stage East’s latest production,  The Brothers Grimm: Spectaculathon,  has united a group of 25 collaborators and sparked hope of a continuing theater revival in Eastport. “I’m proud of what we’ve been able to achieve,” said director Brian Schuth. Director Brian Schuth gives cast and crew notes after a rehearsal. Photo by Manuela Brice. The material was chosen for its zany, high-energy nature, which reminded Schuth of  Every Christmas Story Ever Told (and Then Some!),  a past