Our Annual Meeting is May 11th. Find out how are year has been going and what lies ahead from the viewpoint of our Board President. Learn about this year’s nominees for the Board and find a link to vote (Members Only).
Read MoreLily Houston is giving you a sneak peak at what to expect when you watch the Yorkshire Playhouse’s production of “Miss Holmes.” Check out her review and get your tickets to see the show In-Person or Online.
Read MoreA letter is being sent to all our 2020 Members; get a sneak peak here!
Read MoreWe’re so excited to announce the cast of this year’s summer walk-through drama, “A Walk Through Fairytale Forest.” This is going to be the start of something amazing for these children’s theatre kids! A big congratulations to the cast!!
Read MoreThanks to everyone who came out to Audition! Here is the Cast List!
Read MoreOne more reason to see the YPPC One-Act Performances…
Read MoreHur-ry to get your tickets! You don’t want to miss this zany comedy.
The Yorkshire Playhouse is known for quality comedy, but the upcoming production of Ben Hur is something out of the ordinary--an historical romp that’s equal parts clever dialogue and silly slapstick. From ridiculous wigs and costumes, to even more ridiculous accents and action, Ben Hur is a show that will keep you laughing.
Playwright Premier! New Works to be Performed in York
Something exciting is coming to the Yorkshire Playhouse in May. For two nights only, original works by some of York’s most celebrated dramatists will be performed as YP presents winning submissions from their recent playwriting competition.
Read More“The aim of the Yorkshire Playhouse Children's Theatre is to teach children about theatre, performance skills, and to give the children of York County an enjoyable artistic experience. “
Director John I Baker, III introduces our 2019 Show and invites children to come out and audition in May.
Read MoreOne of the most popular events of the theatrical calendar for the Yorkshire Playhouse is the annual Children’s Theatre production that takes place each June. For the 50 or so kids who participate on stage each summer, Children’s Theatre is a great opportunity to grow as a performer and as a member of the community.
Read More“Stories are living things. As we change, they change, and our experience and understanding of them changes too. “ Chrystal Houston reflects what her experience in being in two different productions of “The Diary of Anne Frank.”
Read More“The Diary of Anne Frank” opens in a couple weeks at the Yorkshire Playhouse. We’re really excited about this show, but we’ve heard some people have a few reservations. Chrystal Houston is here to talk about a few reasons why you might think you don’t want to see this show--and the reasons why you totally should.
Read MoreThe Diary of Anne Frank will be familiar, and it will be new. It will be emotional, and it will be hopeful. It will be tragic, and it will be inspiring. It will bring depth, and it will bring some laughter. It will remind us of that which should not be forgotten. And it will be one of the few stories we re-live that reminds of the universal truths that touch us all.
Read More“The ladies will make you laugh until your sides hurt, and at the same time maybe make you shed a tear or two. You won’t want to miss this celebration of friendship, laughter and love that lifetime friendships can do. With a talented cast and amazing script, you are guaranteed to not be disappointed!”
Read MoreCurious about the little play with the really long name going on at the Yorkshire? Who are Vanya, Sonia, Masha, and Spike? And, if you're going to make the title that long, why not mention Nina or Cassandra. Take a look at the plot of of this quirky comedy as we gear up for "Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike."
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