FAQ

Are you a professional theatre?

We are a not-profit community theatre group and welcome fellow theatre-lovers. Some of our members are professionally trained, and others are new to theatre. We provide a fun environment for people to explore their talents, on and off stage, whatever their level of experience.

Are you the English Theatre in Frankfurt?

No we are not, but we do have a close partnership with them, and many of our members work there or have performed there.

Do I have to have theatrical experience?

No! We have a lot of expertise amongst our members and welcome everyone who is willing to learn the basics of amateur theatre. We also have many opportunities to help backstage and behind the scenes.

Do you have costumes and props to loan?

Yes, we do. Contact us for more information on [email protected].

https://festfrankfurt.org/downloads/FESTCostumes

Do you offer training?

We do periodically offer workshops and training for our members or to those who are interested in joining.

How do I become a member?

Download the membership application form, fill it out and send it to [email protected]. You can also send us some questions first that you may not find answered on this page, or come along to one of our socials or play readings to check us out!

How do I get tickets?

You can mail us at [email protected] or check the Ticket information page for more details on how to purchase your tickets.

How often do you put on productions?

We generally put on three or more major productions per year. As productions require support of the volunteers, the more active our membership, the more productions we can offer.

Membership eligibility

Who is eligible to join? Anyone interested in theatre and willing to support and have fun!

Where & how often do you meet?

We have regular monthly play readings and sometimes offer workshops. The club’s annual general meeting is usually in January, and we have Christmas / New Year parties and a Summer BBQ. We also get together on a more informal basis for outings to the theatre or cinema. More information is in the newsletter.