Hole In The Wall Theater
Philosophy of our Theater
ANYTHING GOES
Directed by The Brothers Kegler
Musical Director Denise Cannella
Choreography Taryn Kegler
Music by Cole Porter
Shows on
July 12, 13, 19, 20, 26, 27 and August 2,3, 9, 10 at 8PM
July 21 and 28 at 2:00PM
Tickets
Adults $25.00
Seniors and Students $20.00

or call 860-229-3049 for reservations
For general info, call 860-223-9665
No currently Scheduled Auditions
Want to see what we've done in the past? For a complete list of previously produced shows Click here!
GENERAL MEETING
June 19th at 7:00 PM
All meetings will take place at:
HITW Theater
116 Main St. New Britain, CT
(unless otherwise noted)
All are welcome!
From the moment you walk in the door to one of our Wednesday meetings, you're a full-fledged voting member... no dues required!
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The Hole in the Wall is continuing its food drive for The Friendship Service Center of New Britain. More Information
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Philosophy
The specifics of our theater's philosophy have been argued since we opened up shop in the Hole in the Wall Bookstore more than 25 years ago. However, the basic philosophy remains unchanged and can be summarized in one sentence:
Membership Policy
The moment you walk through our doors, you are a member of our theater. To become a voting member, however, you must do one more thing. You must walk through our doors when we are voting on something. It is that simple. Our General Meeting (GM) makes all decisions of substance for our theater. We have a board of directors to handle everyday business issues, but it is the GM that votes in show proposals, raises funds, and ultimately makes all important decisions for the theater. Our GM's are posted on our Calendar, and the moment you attend, you may speak your mind and vote your conscience.
Show Proposals
We generally start voting in our season in late April or early May. Shows may be proposed for any slot at any time, but they may not be voted on until the GM decides to hold elections. Traditionally, the person proposing the show wants to direct the proposal, but proposals have come from technical directors, producers, and actors. To be eligible for election the proposer must meet 2 criteria: she must have copies of the script in the theater two weeks prior to the election, and she must have a producer willing to commit to the show.The election process seems complicated, but in essence, any show which receives a 2/3 majority of votes in a particular slot is chosen for that slot. If there is no clear winner, the show with the least votes is dropped from the ballot, and the slot is voted again. "No Show" is always an voting option, and does not indicate a desire to shut the theater down for that slot, but that the available choices are unacceptable to him or her. A show running unopposed must still receive 2/3 of the vote against "No Show" to be chosen. If no show wins a 2/3 majority after 3 ballots, the process is repeated at the next GM, and all shows which were dropped are eligible again.
Local Theaters:
The Repertory Theatre of New Britain
Other Links:
We are a proud member of the Greater New Britain Arts Alliance. The GNBAA promotes the creative, performing and visual arts, provides a unified voice for the arts organizations, and advocates the arts as vital to the economic health and quality of life in the region.
Arienne Davey has provided us with many years of creative publicity and documentary photos.
New England Entertainment Digest contains a plethora of information on show and audition dates for New England.
The Green Room covers the expansive world of community theater. From advice to techs, actors, and directors, to website reviews (We won their first "Site of the Month award!), to side-splitting humor, this is a must-visit site for anyone who has ever told someone to "break a leg".
The Connecticut Department of Economic & Community Development, a government agency founded in 1965, is an excellent resource on the arts, arts education, and arts advocacy.











