THE SOUTH CAMDEN THEATRE COMPANY — ANCHORING A NEIGHBORHOOD REBIRTH
The South Camden Theatre Company, Inc., is a nonprofit organization dedicated to helping revitalize the City of Camden, New Jersey by producing meaningful, professional theater in the City’s Waterfront South District.
We are committed to staging performances that entertain, elevate and inspire audiences, whether our plays are rooted in the reality of injustice, or explore the magic of human potential and show how love can transcend our differences.
We are here to serve the community— its adults and children — and we exist to provide hope for the rebirth of our city, while providing a voice and a stage for those who live, work and dream here.
THE EXCITEMENT CONTINUES WITH MORE TENNESSEE WILLIAMS ON OUR STAGE IN WATERFRONT SOUTH
We couldn't be happier with the RAVE reviews we received from theatre critics and you, the audience, for our season opening production of "Suddenly Last Summer". Thank you to the more than 600 patrons who attended this exciting show.
As a creative performing arts company, we are proud to be the only organization in the country honoring Tennessee Williams' centennial with our TENN X TEN season-long tribute.
With our weekend festival "Tennessee Into the Future" now history, we are working toward the exciting WORLD PREMIERE of "Tennessee's Final Curtain, by Producing Artistic Director, Joseph M. Paprzycki.
Our WORLD PREMIERE production of "Tennessee's Final Curtain, is the culmination of more than 12 years of work, staged readings in three states and an off-off Broadway workshop production in New York. This production also reunites four theatre professionals who all started their careers together at Philadelphia’s now closed Brick Playhouse in 1997. South Camden Theatre Company’s Producing Artistic Director Joeseph M. Paprzycki’s first full length play to be produced, “Understudies” had a cast that included the professional stage debuts of Allen Radway and Tenley Bank and the earlier work of Bill Rahill. This foursome has also staged a reading of “Tennessee’s Final Curtain” in New York City at the Dramatists Guild to commemorate the 25th anniversary of Tennessee Williams’s death. Now fifteen years later, Allen is the Artistic Director of Simpatico Theatre Project in Philadelphia and has taken the directing reigns bringing these four professionals back together at Waterfront South Theatre.
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Funding has been made possible in part by the Camden County Cultural & Heritage Commission through the New Jersey State Council on the Arts/Department of State, a partner agency of the National Endowment for the Arts.
