Servant Stage Company joyfully serves our community by making quality, family-friendly shows easily accessible to everyone. In 2014 we presented more than 70 shows for over 7,000 people in retirement communities, nursing homes, schools, churches, and community events. We began unofficially in 2011 as a group of friends donated their time and talent... s to rehearse and perform concerts for local retirement communities. The shows often featured a blend of professional performers and local music students sharing the stage together. The students were able to shine in front of a friendly and welcoming audience, the professionals enjoyed the chance to serve, and our audiences were delighted by the unique combination of musicality and theatricality" including costumes, choreography, and talented casts of all ages! Something special began to grow, and over the next few years we performed four or five concerts each year (including performances for other local nursing homes, churches, and schools). In 2013 we officially took on the name Servant Stage Company and incorporated to become a non-profit organization. Our group of friends has expanded, the number of performances and performance venues have increased, and our audiences have also grown, but the mission has stayed the same: Servant Stage Company exists to serve our community with outstanding musical and theatrical experiences, make the arts accessible to all, especially those with financial or physical limitations, provide a creative outlet for artists in our community to develop and share their talents, create performances that inspire, educate, challenge, and entertain... and have fun while doing it! Recent and upcoming performance venues include: Brethren Village Retirement Community, Calvary Fellowship Homes, Cavod Academy of the Arts, Garden Spot Village, Ephrata Reformed Presbyterian, Leacock Presbyterian Church, Lebanon Valley Home, Manheim Brethren in Christ, Moravian Manor, New Holland Lion's Club, New Providence Church of God, Oak Leaf Manor, Pleasant ...Read More