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Imagination Alley Donates to Prince Theatre - Kent County News March 20, 2008 Members of Imagination Alley Inc. donated the almost $5,000 they had left after dissolving the organization, to the Prince Theatre Foundation for its Playmakers program and youth theater workshops.
Family Recipes Wanted The Prince Theatre’s Teen Theatre Troupe is expanding the focus of its Stories of Our Elders project to include a collection of community recipes. While gathering stories from community elders in the fall, the Teen Troupe discovered that food traditions are an integral part of our heritage. To honor that heritage, the troupe has decided to create a cookbook that will include recipes from all corners of the community. The cookbook will be sold in the spring to raise money for the Teen Theatre Troupe’s future storytelling endeavors. To submit recipes to the cookbook or to find out more about the Teen Theatre Troupe, contact Lucia Foster at 410-810-2060 or lfoster@princetheatre.org. Download a recipe form (PDF) or complete your recipe submittal with our online form.
February 2008 - THE REIGNING IMPROV TEAM, 2007 Eastern Shore Champs from the Prince Theatre will be defending their title at this fun event in Easton. A preliminary event to our 2008 Season Kick-off, the IMPROV AT THE ACADEMY brings together many different theatre companies from around the Eastern Shore. It's a great evening. THE 2008 PRINCE THEATRE TEAM is: Jen Friedman, Lucia Foster, Jim Landskroener and Melissa McGlynn. Download the attached flyer for more information. The event is this Saturday, February 9!	click on image to enlarge

2007 Highlights

Marlon Saunders’ historical jazz piece WORKIN’ ON A BUILDING presented to students from across the two counties.

August 2007
Prince Theatre gets wheelchair ramp!

2006 Highlights

First Annual Kenny Awards

John and O'Malley

Workin on a Building
Marlon Saunder's gets grant

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Prince Theatre Foundation is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council through a grant from The National Endowment for the Arts and by contributions from the Kent County Arts Council.