CLIMB Theatre was founded in 1975 by Peg Wetli, an actor among other professions, who came to realize that there were many people who needed access to theater, including those with different abilities. Not only do they tour around the Midwest with their innovative and collaborative plays, they have classes in creative theater. Everything they […]

The Plymouth Playhouse is an intimate theater set in the Ramada Hotel with 211 seats. It opened in 1974, and it has been hosting the best of performance art the community has to offer ever since. From musicals to illusionists and everything in between, it's a fun evening for family and/or friends.

Hilde Performance Center is an outdoor amphitheater surrounded by lush trees. It has a band shell, and it's part of Music in Plymouth. It is the host to a plethora of culture/community events, including Bark in the Park, car shows, musicians, and movies in the park. The center was named in honor of former mayor, […]

The St. Anthony Community Theater (SACT) was started in 2001 by some local parents who wanted to provide the kids of the community with something exciting and creative to do during the summer. They put on a one-act play at the VillageFest, and from those humble roots, SACT eventually grew into a nonprofit organization that […]

The Rosetown Playhouse came into being in 1999 when a group of local theater lovers dreamed of jazzing up community theater and igniting a creative fire within the community for theater. They wanted to get everyone involved, whether it was backstage, as an usher or ticket taker, or in acting. They produce two shows a […]

The Hook and Ladder Theater & Lounge opened in 2016 to support independent artists. They encourage originality and diversity in their performers. They host music concerts, art shows, outdoor festivals, book signings, and many other events. They also do wedding rentals, community programming, non-profit fundraising and more. They are a partially solar-powered venue, and they […]

Ten Thousand Things Theater Company is a theater with the belief that theater is for everyone. It was started 25 years ago by Michelle Hensley (who has recently left) who was determined to bring theater to those who rarely or never got to see it. With that mission in mind, they don't usually perform in […]

The Ivy Arts Building is dedicated to the arts, housing different art businesses such as instrument repair and graphic design. There are also theater, art, and dance groups here, as well as yoga, tai chi, therapy, and so much more.

was founded in 1989 with the goal of allowing their performers to stretch and grow in their art. They perform works that are more controversial and connect directly to the issues happen in our world today. As they state themselves, they are not for everyone.

was started over twenty years ago to inspire young children in theater and creativity. It is a theater that uses brightly-colored life-sized puppets and a black lighting system that allows the puppeteers to 'disappear' on stage so the focus can be on the puppets. The productions are diverse and lively, and they include all sorts […]