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Milford 2nd St Players

★★★★½ 4.882 reviewsMilford, DE

Second Street Players is a year-round community theatre at the Riverfront Theatre in downtown Milford, producing musicals, dramas, comedies and children's theatre. It runs a monthly youth group for ages 10–18 and youth productions, but a dedicated youth summer camp is not confirmed in available listings.

The practical details

Environment
Indoor/Outdoor
Financial aid
Available
Free Program
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★★★★★Nana L

Great theater. Cheaper By The Dozen enjoyed by everyone!

★★★★★Anna Toyna

For a small community theater, second Street does a remarkable job, not just the place, but the incredible talent of everybody involved from set builders and directors to the amazing talent that these volunteers all exhibit. Worth much more than what you paid for a ticket, and it’s a community experience. Well worth your time and money.

★★★★★Patricia Halpert

Hubby and I went to see their production of "And then there were none" this month (Sept 2024), and it was very well done. We have also seen two other productions previously. I love their enthusiasm for the theater. The venue is small and privately funded (donations accepted), and they're currently raising money to get new seats. A small concession area that serves snacks and drinks (beer and wine as well) is available. I applaud their work. Bravo!!

★★★★★PANDA

The Space Princess War Play was truly Great! The actors and actress were Awesome!! I had the privilege of seeing my granddaughter Serenity's performance in this play. I look forward to seeing more plays at 2nd St. Playhouse.

★★★★James Reid

A pleasant evening; "Murder on the Orient Express". Limited staging and sets, well and cleverly used. Well acted roles, some hammy, some understated; the director gave the performers "their heads" and it paid off. Costumes excellent, adaptation likewise. Poirot's accent was okay, needing to be clipped and sharp IMHO, slipped into drawn and languid at times. Good use of location recorded setup sequence. Nice musical accents. Tiny (intimate) venue. Friendly, well trained staff. Varied inexpensive refreshments added a pleasant touch. Older audience; happily a few younger faces. A good local theater that works for and deserves our support. Our first time as we are new to the area, but we'll be back.

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