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Celebrating over eight decades of excellence in the arts, the Silver Stage Players is dedicated to providing the finest theater, community service and educational opportunities to its members and the residents of northeastern Nevada. Its history is one of creativity and thought provoking theater. The company has challenged audiences and attracted the area's most talented actors, designers and directors since the 1930s.
From Broadway musicals to the cutting edge of literature, to radio theater the local group has continued a pursuit of offering the finest theater in the area. The Silver Stage Players is truly a community theater group. The company has always made a point to better our city through community service, advocacy, activism, arts education, and outreach. For more information about the Silver Stage Players see our Synopsis page!
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📅 Date: May 2-4, 2024
🕙 Time: various (see schedule)
📍 Location: GBC Elko Campus, Leonard Center for Student Life, lobby, solarium, and theater
What: A multimedia, multi-day, one-act theater production, Taiko drum performance by Reno Taiko Tsurunokai, panel discussion, community reading, paper lantern painting, and Origami crane-making event!
GBC and its project partners honor the month featuring our Asian/Pacific American and Pacific Islander communities. Events include A Thousand Cranes one-act performance, K-12 classroom readings, Japanese taiko drumming, Origami and a panel discussion on the Japanese-American Internment experience. Crane making will happen throughout the community and before each performance; our goal is to create at least one mobile from 1000 Origami cranes. All activities to explore the question, how do you sustain hope in the face of adversity?
For further information please email email us at SSP Gmail Address or please visit our Facebook page, www.facebook.com/SSPElko or our website at www.silverstage.org.
The Silver Stage Players, we are the state of the arts!
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