National AACTFest Adjudicator Nominations Open
AACT is now accepting nominations for the National AACTFest Adjudication Panel for AACTFest 2027. We are seeking strong, experienced candidates to serve as adjudicators.
AACT National Award Nominations Now Open!
Each year, the American Association of Community Theatre (AACT) honors individuals, theatres, and organizations whose passion, leadership, and creativity make community theatre thrive. Nominations are now open for the AACT National Awards...
AACT NewPlayFest: LISTEN Premieres at Theatre Salina
Theatre Salina recently premiered Listen by Brigid Amos, marking the first production in the AACT NewPlayFest 2026 cycle. The heartfelt drama explores themes of loss, forgiveness, and the power of connection through a story that feels both intimate and universal.
Special Offer: Experience an AACT Roundtable Free
AACT is opening its popular Member Roundtables to non-members for a limited time... free!
AACT Member Roundtables bring theatre-makers together from across the country to share ideas, explore challenges, and discover creative solutions. These interactive sessions cover a wide range of topics that matter to community theatres, from preparedness and volunteer engagement to marketing, climate action, and more.
Salt Lake City Awaits: AACT’s Winter Theatre Adventure
Join AACT for an unforgettable theatre getaway in the heart of the mountains! The Salt Lake Theatre Adventure offers the perfect mid-winter escape, filled with top-tier performances, exclusive behind-the-scenes experiences, and time to connect with fellow theatre lovers.
February 13–15, 2026 | Salt Lake City, Utah
Helping HCAF Rebuild After the Floods
On July 4th, devastating floods along the Guadalupe River tore through the Hill Country Arts Foundation (HCAF) in Ingram, Texas, leaving behind a trail of damage that will take months, if not years, to fully repair. While their beloved Visual Arts Gallery, Art Studios, and iconic Stonehenge II sculpture escaped serious harm, other facilities weren’t as fortunate.
Help Theatres Rebuild After Hurricane Helene
Community theatres are more than stages - they’re lifelines that bring people together through storytelling, creativity, and connection. Unfortunately, Hurricane Helene has left many theatres struggling to rebuild, recover, and continue their work in their communities.
We’ve heard from three theatres hit especially hard, and we’re sharing their stories below to raise awareness about their needs and encourage support. Your help can make a tangible difference for these vital cultural hubs during this difficult time.