Year-round Community Theater in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire
Based on a true story (and the hit film), Calendar Girls follows a group of women in a small English village who decide to pose—nude!—for a charity calendar after one them loses her husband to cancer.
Performances–
Friday, July 25 & August 1 at 7:30 pm
Saturday, July 26 & August 2 at 7:30 pm
Sunday, August 3 at 2:00PM
The Winnipesaukee Homecoming Comedy Night
at The Village Players in Wolfeboro, NH. Saturday. July 12. Featuring Wolfeboro’s own Carolyn Plummer, Alan Moreau & from the hit TV show Seinfield “Kenny Bania That’s GOLD, Jerry” Steve Hytner.
Ticket includes general admission access to the comedy show at the Village Players and invite to the official AFTER PARTY at Downtown Grill with live acoustic music by Tim McDonald. Upgrade your ticket to include the VIP MEET & GREET Pre Party. Tickets and more information at https://wolfeborocomedy.ticketleap.com/2025/.
Please note, this is not a Village Players event; we’re just happy to host. Please direct any questions to Hot Mic Events.
A Little about us
For over forty years The Village Players have been entertaining with comedy, mysteries, song and dance, and plays that make you stop and think. Each year we present two or three plays, and a full-scale musical. We own and maintain our theater building, an 1880s structure originally built as a church. With extensive renovation and tender care, we have turned it into a comfortable air-conditioned theater with tiered seating, and theatrical lighting and sound systems. There are innumerable ways to get involved in The Village Players from acting, to set building to costume design, to managing ushers and box office. Community theater gets teens away from their screens, keeps the older folks actively engaged in work, and welcomes a range of talents, educational backgrounds, and life experiences. All ages mix in our productions, and theater people make lots of new friends!
Thank you to our sponsors
The Village Players are the grateful recipients of a grant from the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation’s Bellis Family Fund. With these funds, we have purchased and installed LED stage lighting, which will improve the artistic presentation of our productions, save on energy costs, and keep our actors cool on stage!