Joe Jefferson Players
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The Joe Jefferson Players in Mobile, Alabama is the state's oldest continually running community theatre, founded in 1947, producing mainstage plays in its own playhouse. Available sources do not confirm a dedicated youth summer camp program.
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★★★★★Kaitlin SaundersWe buy season tickets every year for this playhouse. The shows are always well performed and entertaining. There are a lot of stairs, so be aware of that though it is not an issue for us. There is a small open elevator but it must have an operator, and only holds 3 people at a time. It is very busy at the Sunday matinees we typically attend.
★★★★★Kim HoldenOn a spur of the moment we decided to go see Shakespeare in Love during our recent trip to Mobile. It was beautifully done. And one of the members of the playhouse made us feel at home (I think his name was Matthew.).
★★★★★Rick HurstWe saw the last production of the 2024-2025 season, The Addams Family, and enjoyed it so much I went to the JJP website and bought tickets for the 2025-2026 season at intermission!
★★★★★Samantha StoneJoe Jefferson Players is a Mobile gem and we should support it in every way we are able to. I've seen four shows there in past years, including their latest, "The Addams Family: A New Musical Comedy" which was no less than fabulous. Cheers to many, many more. I'm sorry for taking a photo during the show, forgive me just this once please. 🎭🙏
★★★★David Ray JonesWent to see Sunnyside production of ELF. Our niece and nephew were in the cast. The performance was absolutely superb. The person cast as Buddy the ELF did a magnificent job and played the part so very good. It would be awesome if the community would support these types of local performances much better. The theater, although good, could certainly use an influx of funds for updating Noland remodeling. Overall, it was a very good experience today at Joe Jefferson Playhouse.