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2023 Season Starts March 24

  • Boston Marriage
    Multiple Dates
    Boston Marriage
    Fri, Mar 24
    Kalamazoo
    Mar 24, 8:00 PM – 10:00 PM
    Kalamazoo, 134 E Vine St, Kalamazoo, MI 49001, USA
    Smart, witty comedy about women, love, and life by Pulitzer Prize winning playwright, David Mamet.
    Buy Tickets

The rest of the 2023 season will be announced shortly.

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We look forward to special events in June, a musical revue in August/September and something suiting the season in October.

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269-381-3328.

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OUR MISSION:

To enhance the lives of artists and audiences in the greater Kalamazoo area by presenting ensemble-focused theatre of the highest quality in an intimate atmosphere.


OUR VISION:

The New Vic Theatre envisions supporting a thriving community of artists who work together on all aspects of presenting high quality theatrical productions to entertain, enlighten, and delight Kalamazoo area audiences.


OUR VALUES:

Safety, creativity, support, tradition, and professionalism.

Family, friendships, and love of the craft.

Hard work, teamwork, and achievement.


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