Sacramento Theatre Company

We are governed by an active and engaged board of thirteen members with varied professional affiliations. In 1942, in the midst of World War II, a group of committed Sacramento citizens were looking for ways to entertain the troops. Following a successful tour of local military bases, they formed the Sacramento Civic Repertory Theatre. On October 18, 1949, they expanded by opening the Eaglet Theatre, which would eventually be known by a few different names and move to a few different locations. Today, it is known as the Sacramento Theatre Company and housed in the H Street Theatre Complex. Currently, our primary activities include the Main Series, the Cabaret Series, and the School of the Arts. 

STC understands that young people dream of careers in performing arts, but they need an outlet and proper training. STC meets those needs by offering K-12 students after school and weekend training programs. The School of the Arts contains six programs:

1. Young Professionals Conservatory, which includes fully-produced Youth Series productions 
2. Pre-Professional Ensemble Company, which includes fully-produced Youth Series productions 
3. Saturday Acting Classes
4. ACT*DANCE*SING Camps
5. Acting/Performance Training for Adults 
6. School Partnership Program

STC also takes great pride in its Community Partnership Program, which is often another way that we are able to serve our mission of integrating professional theatre and theatre arts education. Through the Community Partnership Program, STC works with other area not-for-profit organizations to raise awareness about important topics and the work of other worthy groups that have some tie-in to our productions. Community Partners for the 2022-2023 season included Sacramento Public Library, Sacramento Children's Home, The Society for the Blind, and The California State Railroad Foundation.