Open Stage on Tour
Bring live theatre experiences to your students or community.
Professional theatre, brought directly to your community
Open Stage on Tour brings high-quality, professional theatre directly to schools, libraries, retirement communities, and community spaces across Central Pennsylvania. Our touring productions remove barriers to access while delivering meaningful, curriculum-connected live performance.
Each show is performed by Open Stage Resident Artists and includes an age-appropriate post-show discussion, giving audiences the chance to engage with professional actors about the story, the history, and the art of theatre.
For Schools, Libraries & Community Groups
Our touring productions are designed to work in a wide range of spaces with minimal technical needs. We regularly partner with:
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Public libraries
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Elementary, middle, and high schools
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Retirement communities
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PTOs, foundations, and community organizations
Why Us
Open Stage on Tour brings live performance directly to students and audiences—ensuring access regardless of budget or location.
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Direct interaction with professional artists
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Curriculum support for ELA, history, and social studies
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Opportunities for discussion, reflection, and critical thinking
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A shared, human live-theatre experience
A Legacy of Trust
Open Stage has more than 40 years of experience producing educational and community-centered theatre, including longstanding work connected to A Christmas Carol and the story of Anne Frank. Our touring program builds on that history with care, integrity, and a deep commitment to educators and audiences.
How to Book
Booking Open Stage on Tour is simple.
Email: tours@openstagehbg.com
Availability: Weekdays and select evenings & weekends
Spaces: Auditoriums, gyms, cafeterias, libraries, community rooms
What we bring: Actors, props, sound equipment, costumes, and portable staging
Performance fees are often subsidized through grants and donations, allowing us to keep costs accessible for schools and community partners. Full or partial subsidies may be available.
Keeping Touring Accessible
Open Stage on Tour is made possible through a combination of performance fees, grants, and community support. Donations help us keep tours affordable—and in some cases fully subsidized—so more students and community members can experience professional theatre.
Your support helps keep live theatre accessible.
Donate to support today!