* * * SHARE AND SHARE ALIKE * * *

We believe that live theater is something that everyone should have a chance to experience - so dress rehearsal for each of our four main productions this year will be designated a 'Share and Share Alike Show'. You share your time and enjoyment, we share some entertainment, we all share with those who need some help by our Food Bank donations. A dress rehearsal is just like the "real" show. It's a final runthough to make the actors confident. What better way to do that than to have an audience to react to you? So this is a chance to see the show for free. Just donate non-perishable items for the Food Bank. Join us and come enjoy!

* * * A NEW THEATER … AT LAST * * *

Now that we have a permanent home, we encourage you come visit us often. We are located at 95 Philadelphia Lane, in Jasper, GA. Philadelphia Lane intersects Old Philadelphia Road just behind the Jasper WalMart that is on Highway 515. Go to our "Contact" page on the website for a map and come see us. Whether you come to see a show, participate in a camp, class or workshop, volunteer your time, or are looking for a place to hold YOUR event, remember: If it's entertaining, it's Tater Patch!

Please visit our Donors and Sponsors page to see our Wish List and Donate online.

Aug

Change to Fall show

By Nan

Due to a number of circumstances, Tater Patch Players is changing its fall show from Smoke on the Mountain, which is now on the calendar for Fall 2010. This will allow plenty of time to cast and rehearse the amazing quilt of gospel songs that are presented in this amazing and heartwarming play.

Instead, Tater Patch is proud to present Dracula. This is a timeless tale of the macabre. The version Tater Patch will present is very true to the original tale by Bram Stoker. It will be performed at Twelve Stone Farm on the last two weekends in October. And yes, that includes Halloweennight. Keep checking the website for audition information, updates on this performance and an announcement of the entire 2010 season.

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Anne Rumble says:

May 27, 2010 at 8:52 am

My granddaughter, Sydney Rumble, has been in two productions, Booger Holler Opry and the poetry readings, and has also attended your camp. She really enjoys doing this and I’m sure other children do, too. That’s why I’m suggesting that each year you present at least one play that includes parts for children. Don’t you agree that this would be fun for the community and a wonderful place to start for the kids?

Thank you for allowing me to express this. I hope you’ll consider it.

We appreciate what you do and look forward to future presentations..

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