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The Georgetown Theatre Workshop is a non-profit amateur theatre group. A charter was signed on May 9, 1975. The G.T.W. produces 3 plays a year. welcomes newcomers.

The Charter (1974) Members of the Georgetown Theatre Workshop: Sue Clohecy, Carol Dispenza, Lou Dispenza, Robert Griffin, Nancy Griffin, Elaine Kimball, Steve Kimball, Audrey Magown, Georgianna Nelson, Harold Nelson, Mary Outram
Brief History
The Georgetown Theatre Workshop is a non-profit amateur theatre group, founded by the above members in 1974. The mission of the Georgetown Theatre Workshop i

s to introduce people to live stage performance. Programs: Presents plays, holds seminars, and presents educational programs for the public. The public is welcome to attend the play productions, for a nominal charge. In the past, performances have included a Children’s Theatre Workshop and a Dinner Theatre. Each year, the G.T.W. funds a scholarship for a local high school senior majoring in theatre. Portions of our proceeds have benefitted the Peabody Library of Georgetown and the Gazette Santa Fund. Now in their 44th season, the G.T.W. If you have ever had the urge to become involved with live theatre, contact Sue Clohecy » (978) 352-6367 or e-mail Sue for more information.

06/23/2026

Announcing Auditions for A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM by William Shakespeare, directed by Matthew Lundergan.

WHEN: Sunday August 2nd and Monday August 3rd, with potential callbacks TBA.
WHERE: First Congregational Church - 7 Andover Street in Georgetown, MA 01833.
HOW: Sign up for an audition slot at https://www.gtowntheatre.org/auditions.html (link in our bio!)

Rehearsals: Rehearsals will take place three nights/week at the First Congregational Church in Georgetown, MA and at the Byfield Community Arts center in Byfield, MA. They will begin in early August.
Tech Week: November 1st-5th
Performance dates: November 6th-15th

Seeking a cast of 21 actors of all ages.

05/20/2026

Just a few spots remain for our June Scene Study workshop with Mary-Liz Murray. Get details at the link and sign up by May 25! https://www.gtowntheatre.org/workshops.html

05/12/2026

"Doesn't anyone care that something phenomenological is happening...!"

Audiences give THE VIOLET HOUR 4 stars! "Well directed and acted all around." Don't have tickets yet? Get 50% off Friday or Saturday evening using code TWILIGHT at check out. gtowntheatre.org/tickets

05/09/2026

🌟CAST SPOTLIGHT🌟

Jasmine Caamaño (Rosamund Plinth) -- This is Jasmine's acting debut with Georgetown Theatre Workshop. She recently co-produced this season's Poe Radio Show and assisted with the foley effects on stage. Some other productions: Marion: or the True Tale of Robin Hood and Eurydice (Theatre@First); Henry VI Part I, A Midsummer Night's Dream, and Romeo and Juliet at Billy Shakes Free Shakespeare); The Tempest and Twelfth Night at Shakespeare Stage.

If Jasmine could see the future she'd want to know if she'd endure the experience childbirth.

Come see what she does or doesn't endure at THE VIOLET HOUR, 2 performances today! Tickets online at gtowntheatre.org/tickets -- also available at the door.

05/08/2026

"The Violet Hour...it's that time -- the wonderful...hour where the evening's about to reward you for the day -- the Violet light you walk between happens you places..."

THE VIOLET HOUR opens tonight at the Byfield Community Arts Center and runs 6 performances through May 17. Don't miss this witty, poignant, timely (and timeless) piece.

Tickets at gtowntheatre.org/tickets

📷 Kole Furlotte

05/06/2026

🌟 CAST SPOTLIGHT 🌟 Zac Lambert (John Pace Seavering) is making his debut with Georgetown Theatre Workshop. He recently performed as Watson Pritchard in Quannapowitt Players production of House On Haunted Hill. Other notable roles include Mortimer in Arsenic and Old Lace (Scrapbox Theatre) and Lenny in Rumors (North Shore Players).

If he could see the future he'd want to know what changes he'll regret not taking.

Come see Zac grapple with what chances to take or not in THE VIOLET HOUR, opening Friday May 8 -- tickets at gtowntheatre.org/tickets.

05/04/2026

🎭 Spring Workshops are back at GTW🎭

Join one of our acting workshops running for performers of all experience levels!

🌟Tuesday, May 12 -- Master Meisner with Brianne Beatrice (single session)

This workshop offers a focused, accessible entry point into one of the most influential approaches to acting, centered on listening, impulse, and truthful connection in the moment.

🪞Mondays, June 1-29 -- Scene Study with Mary-Liz Murray (multi-session)

A five-week deep dive into text, character, and active scene work designed to build confidence, specificity, and stronger onstage choices in a collaborative environment.

Get all the details and sign up at
gtowntheatre.org/workshops

05/02/2026

⭐ CAST SPOTLIGHT ⭐

Horaida Rodriguez (Jessie Brewster) is ecstatic to take on this role in her Georgetown Theatre Workshop debut, working with an amazing cast. Only recently getting back into acting her most recent role was Abram in Romeo and Juliet (Acting Out theater company). When she’s not acting she’s working endlessly on her novel or having movie nights with her friends.

If she could know one thing about the future it would be whether or not we ever will have flying cars. 🚀

Get your tickets to see Horaida in THE VIOLET HOUR, opening May 8. Tickets at gtowntheatre.org/tickets

05/01/2026

Support GTW and see THE VIOLET HOUR cost free by signing up for one of our front of house volunteer opportunities, helping with check-in, ushering, and concessions! Great for any needed volunteer hours for students, too. Sign up here: https://signup.com/go/vmpgUTX

04/30/2026

⭐ CAST SPOTLIGHT ⭐

Marygrace Pier-Daley (Gidger) is appearing in her first production with Georgetown Theatre Workshop! Marygrace was previously seen in Suburban Holidays 13 and 14 at Quannapowitt Players. She is excited to be in her first full length play, and to be directed again by Nick!

If she could know one thing about the future it would be will coffee survive climate change? ☕

Get your tickets to see Marygrace wrangle miles and miles and miles of paper in THE VIOLET HOUR, opening May 8. Tickets at gtowntheatre.org/tickets

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51 North Street
Georgetown, MA
01833

Telephone

(978) 352-6367

Website

http://www.gtowntheatre.org/

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