Just a note to let you know that our host will be moving this site on Friday night from one server to another. This means some downtime.

So you may have noticed some changes around here. We hope you like them. As with any website redesign, there may be some bugs that we’ve not yet found. If you see anything that looks out of place or incorrect, please let us know!

Photos from our Beasties event were printed in the November 1 edition of the Roswell Beacon.

IMG_3725, originally uploaded by mccoyki.

We’re already on Flickr - in someone else’s photos, even, for Beasties at Barrington. That’s Alyssa telling the creepy tale of a brave young woman on the Hall’s front porch.
Be bold, be bold, if you dare! Come hear us tell some ghost stories.

“Beasties At Barrington“ takes place this weekend. Friday through Sunday night (October 26 to 28, 2007), starting at 7pm and continuing until 10pm.
Come to Barrington Hall, the scene of our usual productions, to hear spooky stories told well by performers and producers from NFDC’s two seasons of shows. Taking a cue from other […]

All signs point to gorgeous, crisp fall weather for this weekend, so be sure to bring your sweater or blanket to the show this Friday and Saturday. It’s going to be in the mid-to-high 50’s - great weather as long as you’re prepared for it.
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You’re preparing for it, right? Because […]

If it rains prior to curtain, then we will proceed with the show, delayed only to make up for lost prep time. If it rains during the show, then we will hold and determine if we are dealing with a small shower or something larger.
In other words, if at all possible, the show will go […]

Go meet the cast already. They are cute AND funny. Promise!

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Originally uploaded by northfultondramaclub.

People have been asking … “So, didn’t you used to have a lot more photos of the older shows?” Yes. We did. We hosted them here behind a Gallery front-end. It worked, but it was slow and a less than […]

“Deepening shadows gather splendor, as day is done.
Fingers of night will soon surrender the setting sun.
I count the moments, darling, ’til you’re here with me,
Together at last, at twilight time.”*
There are a handful of constants with outdoor theatre. Weather is one. Insects — mosquitos, in particular — are another, especially in the Southeastern […]