Keep Our Lights On
Our community is the heart of Pinole Players.
A place where our neighbors gather to enjoy live theater.
Local kids and teens discover the joys of acting.
A place to escape from reality.
We are determined to keep the lights on
and be ready to welcome you home.
David Clark was a founding member of the Pinole Community Players and on its Board of Directors since 1986.
Mr. Clark taught high school theatre and technical theatre for 39 years, directed scores of student and community productions, founded the Pinole Young Actors and the City of Pinole's School of Performing Arts. Over the years he mentored dozens of actors and directors.
Theatre was an ever-present part of his life and he was an ever-present guiding influence for PCP. His passing in 2018 was a great loss felt by all of us.
The David Clark Memorial Fund will provide scholarships to community youth to participate in the Pinole Young Actors and the School of Performing Arts theater training programs, and for other theater special needs as identified by the PCP Board of Directors, which manages, maintains and distributes the funds.
Thank you in advance for your donation. Your generosity will make the youth theatre training programs that David Clark created available to more young people.
or
Send a check payable to the
Pinole Community Players
P.O. Box 182
Pinole, CA 94564
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YOU CAN SUPPORT US IN MANY WAYS
SEE A SHOW
After all, it's what we do. The PINOLE COMMUNITY PLAYERS exists because of our audiences, the people who pay to see our productions, who come to our Playhouse to be entertained.
Ticket revenue doesn't cover the cost of a show, but full houses help.
TELL YOUR FRIENDS
Word of mouth is a very effective way to fill our seats. If you enjoyed a show, maybe some friends or family members will. How about arranging a night out at the theatre with friends.
Group Rate
If your group is 15 or more, you can save with our Group Rate.
Please leave your name and phone number on the Box Office Line at 510-724-9844 and we will call to take your group order.
COME TO THE CABARET
Our annual dinner show and silent auction is a fun social event that is also our largest fund raiser of the year.
GOING THE EXTRA MILE
Email your inquiry to info@pinoleplayers.org or call 510‑724‑9844 to find out about these ways to help keep live theatre alive in Pinole.
DONATE
As the Emcee in Cabaret cynically says, Money makes the world go 'round... The difficult truth is that ticket sales for our productions do not keep our community theatre goin' 'round. You can support live theater in your community and help Keep Our Lights On with a tax deductible donation. No contribution is too small. And we make every dollar count.
Here are the fine people who have most recently donated to PCP.
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BECOME A PATRON
Have you ever thought you could be a Patron of the Arts? Here are the fine people who have most recently donated to PCP.
ADVERTISE IN OUR SHOW PROGRAMS
Promote your business by purchasing an advertisement in our full color program. Your ad can reach more than 750 audience members with each production and will run for the full year.
Email
info@pinoleplayers.org
or call 510‑724‑9844
UNDERWRITE A PRODUCTION
UNDERWRITE A PRODUCTION
Let your company's or family's generosity shine as an underwriter of one of our productions.
Email info@pinoleplayers.org or call 510‑724‑9844
TAKE A PHOTO!
Sponsor a Cast Photo in our Lobby. Each large 20x24-inch photo has an engraved tag identifying you as sponsor.
VOLUNTEER
PCP exists because of the work of hundreds of people.
They don't do it for money - there isn't any left after we finance our productions. They do it for love - most for love of theatre, some for love of community, some for love of family.
They come from every walk of life - adults, teenagers, even children. They become carpenters, seamstresses, actors, musicians, janitors, stage hands, technicians, stage managers, directors, concessionaires, ticket sellers, ushers, all of the roles required to run a theatre company, produce a show, present a show.
