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Grande Olde Players Company.

Founded in 1984 over a cup of coffee as a community theatre of live perfomances for older adults and those who like to work with older generations.

A one-act play, "Any Body For Tea?" was the first play mounted for three performances in Omaha. The show sold out and continued for nine performances at three locations!

The rest is history as the Grande Olde Players Company continues with 12 performances of each of the five shows a year bringing good solid entertainment to the Omaha community.

Thanks to our loyal season subscribers, individual patrons and volunteers their still is a special place for older people who love theatre and are exceptionally special on stage. This independent, nonprofit company depends on your support to continue to prosper.

 
Latest News

Delightful "Life with Father" at the Chanticleer

"Life with Father" closed at the Chanticleer Theater last week. It's the story about a few weeks in the life of the Day family with four boys who live in New York City during the 1880s.

Under the direction of Bonnie Gill "Life with Father" was fun. All the actors portrayed their roles well with the audience through the many laughs. [read more]

Mark Manhart may soon have one of his original plays produced by a company in a small city of central Nebraska to help get them on their feet. A series of his plays are available over the Internet.