Welcome to the Virtual Stockbridge Theatre!
While it may be some time before we can welcome patrons back to the Stockbridge in person,
we were so pleased to bring you a new Virtual Series featuring the same high quality performing arts
you have grown to know and love seeing at the Stockbridge.
Thank you for making the Fall Series a success!
Stay Tuned for more information on a possible Spring Series!
While it may be some time before we can welcome patrons back to the Stockbridge in person,
we were so pleased to bring you a new Virtual Series featuring the same high quality performing arts
you have grown to know and love seeing at the Stockbridge.
Thank you for making the Fall Series a success!
Stay Tuned for more information on a possible Spring Series!
New Hampshire venues and all of the many people who perform on our stages care about providing world class entertainment in the Granite State. We also care about the safety of our patrons, employees, and performers. Due to the recent rise in Covid-19 cases, you might find us limiting programs, taking short pauses or extended intermissions. Please continue to wear masks, wash your hands, and social distance. We will be back.
UP NEXT
The Virtual Stockbridge hopes to present a Virtual Spring Series
Stay Tuned!
Land Acknowledgement
Even though we are all coming together from different physical locations for this Virtual Series, it is still important to take a moment and make this meaningful recognition. Our thanks to Indigenous NH Collaborative Collective and the Tectonic Theater Project for their help and inspiration in crafting this vital message.
The Stockbridge Theatre is located on the traditional lands and waterways of the Abenaki, Pennacook and other related Wabanaki Peoples past and present. We acknowledge and honor with gratitude the land itself and the people who have loved and taken care of it throughout the generations. We do this to pay respect and inspire curiosity among non-Native peoples, and make an effort to halt the erasure of Indigenous history. We invite you to join us in supporting Indigenous communities, both locally and globally.
The Stockbridge Theatre is located on the traditional lands and waterways of the Abenaki, Pennacook and other related Wabanaki Peoples past and present. We acknowledge and honor with gratitude the land itself and the people who have loved and taken care of it throughout the generations. We do this to pay respect and inspire curiosity among non-Native peoples, and make an effort to halt the erasure of Indigenous history. We invite you to join us in supporting Indigenous communities, both locally and globally.