DAVIDSON COMMUNITY PLAYERS
Davidson Community Players
Davidson Community Players is a non-profit organization established to produce theatre that entertains, enriches, and encourages community participation in the dramatic arts. The Connie Company is DCP’s theatre for youth division. Both organizations have a long- standing record of providing creative, authentic, and affordable opportunities for both children and adults.
Davidson Community Players Presents Tuesday Night Live with Coach Bob McKillop
NEWS This brand new Armour After Dark brings an all-star line-up of Charlotte sketch comedians together to skewer Lake Norman and beyond in a series of acts that nod to one of our favorite iconic TV shows. Expect hyper-local parodies with no holds barred....
Davidson Community Players and the Cain Center Present the Millionaire Dollar Quartet
NEWS In August, The Davidson Community Players (DCP) and Cain Center for the Arts present their first ever true co-production with "Million Dollar Quartet," a crowd-pleasing blend of musical theatre and tribute band nostalgia. "Million Dollar Quartet"...
Broadway’s “Rock of Ages” Comes to Cain Center
NEWS A standout group of Lake Norman's up-and-coming performers ages 16 to 24 is preparing to crank up the volume this summer with the five-time Tony-nominated hit musical "Rock of Ages" July 28 to August 1 at Cain Center for the Arts. Set on L.A.'s...
Don’t Cry for Another Musical this Season—Davidson Community Players’ Production of “Evita” is an All-Time Winner
NEWS An exciting musical show, “Evita,” played to sold-out audiences over the last two weekends at the Duke Family Performance Hall on the Davidson College campus. To accommodate an overflow popular demand, Davidson Community Players added one last...
DCP Adds Sunday Evening Performance of “Evita”
NEWS Special Sunday 6/28 7 p.m. Show: A final chance to see it for the first time…or the ninth time Packed audiences were blown away by the first weekend of Evita. 5 more performances remain, including a newly announced Sunday 7pm show, which has best...
Davidson Community Players: The Enduring Appeal of “Evita” Director’s Note
NEWS I first saw "Evita" in an early 90s touring production at Ovens Auditorium. At the time, there was a classic cocktail of megamusical initiation for kids showing signs of the theatre bug. First, you started with "Cats," and then "Les Miz," only then...
Matt Merrell Productions in Conjunction with Davidson Community Players Presents “Don’t Dress for Dinner”
NEWS After last summer’s "Rumors," we're proud to announce another partnership with Matt Merrell Productions for this summer's hilarious comedy, "Don't Dress for Dinner." The menu includes the following: One country house. One cheating husband. One very...
Davidson Community Players: An Interview with the Cast of “Evita”
NEWS Since its founding in 1984, the Metrolina Theatre Association (MTA) has served as the unifying voice for theatre across Charlotte-Mecklenburg and the surrounding region, and being recognized by this all-volunteer 501(c)3 nonprofit means a great deal to...
Meet Evita’s Melissa, Neifert, and Ron
NEWS An exclusive interview with the stars of the upcoming musical Since its founding in 1984, the Metrolina Theatre Association (MTA) has served as the unifying voice for theatre across Charlotte-Mecklenburg and the surrounding region, and being recognized...
Davidson Community Players Stages Unusual Drama
NEWS What is remarkable about “Actually,” the current drama in production at the Davidson Community Players’ Armour Street Theatre, is the enormity of monologues each actor delivers over eighty uninterrupted minutes. Otherwise, it has no action. Two actors,...