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REGISTRATION IS OPEN FOR FALL PROGRAMS AT ODDFELLOWS!
Details HERE
Saturday, September 28 at 7:30 pm: CT Teaching Artist Hub presents Beige (mature audiences)
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Wesleyan Students!
Looking for a great work-study job
in the community?
Oddfellows offers all kind of options in a fun, inclusive environment.
Slide down the hill and become an Oddfellow!
NOW HIRING for Fall Semester!
More info HERE.
Interested In Volunteering With Us?
To get the process started, please complete the form below!
We are committed to providing high-quality theater by and for young people, fostering the growth of young people through the performing arts, offering opportunities, especially to underserved and at-risk youth, and promoting the development of a genuinely multiracial, multicultural society.
COVID SAFETY PROTOCOLS
COVID SAFETY PROTOCOLS
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Want to learn more about us?
Watch this seven minute overview of Oddfellows to get a sense of all the things that we do. Note that it was made in 2020 - the COVID protocols shown in the video are lifted and we are now back to normal Oddness! ENJOY ! |
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Oddfellows Playhouse, 128 Washington Street, Middletown, CT 06457
[email protected] | P: (860) 347-6143
[email protected] | P: (860) 347-6143
Oddfellows Playhouse’s Promise of Inclusion
At Oddfellows Playhouse, we believe that access to high-quality arts experiences is a fundamental right for all, young and old, and we remain committed to not only artistic excellence, but also social change. Because our work is in storytelling and ensuring that all voices are heard, we will not be silent about social injustice.
Oddfellows Playhouse is committed to acknowledging and dismantling systems of inequity in these ways:
At Oddfellows Playhouse, we believe that access to high-quality arts experiences is a fundamental right for all, young and old, and we remain committed to not only artistic excellence, but also social change. Because our work is in storytelling and ensuring that all voices are heard, we will not be silent about social injustice.
Oddfellows Playhouse is committed to acknowledging and dismantling systems of inequity in these ways:
- Being culturally responsive to our community of artists, teaching artists, audience members, and community members, thinking of performances, activities, and when we speak.
- What we do at Oddfellows Playhouse is a model for young people. We will highlight BIPOC theater artists, showcase the opportunities for our artists, and we are committed to helping performers achieve their goals.
- Creating a safe space for all ages, where individuals from different backgrounds feel welcome to truly be themselves, creative and brilliant.
- Commitment to regularly scheduled, ongoing training for all staff and board members
- Commitment to never stopping this work and continually figuring out how we can do better