The Village Players is a nonprofit community theater in Wolfeboro, NH, that presents three to five productions a year, including dramas, comedies, mysteries, and musicals, at its 200-seat theater on Glendon Street. Available pages did not confirm a dedicated youth summer camp program.
The practical details
We list only what the camp itself publishes, and programs change — dates, prices, ages and availability can all move after we check. Confirm the details on the camp’s own website and contact The Village Players directly before you register or pay. Last checked August 2026.
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★★★★★Lesley GallagherBeautiful little theater. Easy to get to. Show was very good for community theater. Recommend.
★★★★Dave CostaWe did NOT attend a Village Players production. We went to see local choir Rock My Soul! at the Players venue in Wolfeboro, NH. The choir and band were on point all evening. Highly recommend that you go and check them out! 3 thumbs up
★★★★★Nikki PowersMay it always continue as it is. Quaint historic theaters that also have comfy seats are rare. Really brings the community together. Bought my ticket online a couple hours before the show and the kind woman in the booth only asked for my name, and I was all set - ticket in hand. There is also space to have intermission, and greet the actors. No bad seats.
★★★★★Lois MarshallThe cast of Bye Bye Birdie was professional and loads of fun! The music was perfect and the acting superb! Comedic moments were to be had in nearly every scene. I kept laughing and applauding throughout the show. Top marks for everyone!
★★★★★Morgan GFor a small theatre, this building and community seems like such a grand place. The theatre itself is outfitted with modern fixtures, multi-leveled seating, and has great audio qualities. Village Players is made up of many great people with all sorts of experiences in show business and in life. Truly a community theatre that is as much a part of the community, with its decades long history, as anything else in Wolfeboro. The theatre is accessible via ramp around the backside of the building, along with parking for handicapped vehicles, with accessible bathrooms that make use of handrails.