We are committed to making quality live theatre accessible to our community and providing a space for anyone to perform, learn, and practice all aspects of theatrical arts.

Lake Plains Players began in 1982, when a group of local actors from the Rotary Club of Middleport, decided to continue the tradition of bringing live theatre to our community.  Since then, Lake Plains Players, the little theatre company without a theatre, has committed to keeping quality live theatre accessible to our neighbors in Niagara and Orleans Counties.  

In 2014, Lake Plains Players committed to investing in theatre education at a wider, community level.  A summer theatre program for students was formed, and the Lance Anderson Memorial Scholarship was created for students pursuing the arts in college.  

Today, we present a main stage season that typically includes a musical, a play, and several other vocal performances geared toward providing opportunities to adult actors. In addition, we also host two summer theatre sessions, a play and a musical, for young actors. Lake Plains Players remains dedicated to the tradition of welcoming anyone from the community into the ensemble for our fall musicals without requiring auditions. 

 

All of the members of Lake Plains Players are volunteers who freely give their time and talents to create live theater. Our dream is to continue to bring quality theatre to our community and to someday create a space that we can invest in and call our own.