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Spring Lake Community House

7 reviews

+1 (732) 449-4530

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Tickets to our production of Mary Poppins are on sale now! Call 732-449-4530 or visit www.springlaketheatre.com now to purchase!

Tickets to our production of Mary Poppins are on sale now! Call 732-449-4530 or visit www.springlaketheatre.com now to purchase!

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Scrooge at the Spring Lake Theatre Co, 2018

Tickets to our production of Mary Poppins are on sale now! Call 732-449-4530 or visit www.springlaketheatre.com now to purchase!

Tickets to our production of Mary Poppins are on sale now! Call 732-449-4530 or visit www.springlaketheatre.com now to purchase!

300 Madison Ave

Spring Lake, NJ 07762

+1 (732) 449-4530

http://springlaketheatre.com

Located in the charming town of Spring Lake, NJ, the Spring Lake Community House boasts a vibrant performing arts theater that captivates audiences with its diverse range of shows and performances. The theater's rich history and commitment to showcasing local talent make it a cultural hub in the community.

From captivating plays and musicals to dynamic dance performances and engaging workshops, the Spring Lake Community House's performing arts theater offers something for everyone. Whether you're a seasoned theater enthusiast or simply looking for a night of entertainment, this venue provides a welcoming space to experience the magic of live performance.

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Shar S.

10/7/2017

Young Frankenstein was incredible!!!! We highly recommend this hysterical, witty musical! Igor in my opinion was the funniest actor our group of 14 ever saw! We were laughed from beginning to end!...

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Olga K.

9/26/2024

My family has been coming here for about a year now to see kid friendly shows. It's a great experience every time, we have never been disappointed.

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Barry H.

7/24/2024

I just saw the best production of My Fair Lady I've ever seen in my entire freaking life. I've seen it on Broadway and number of venues, as well as every big show on Broadway for the last 20...

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Dave W.

7/30/2018

Our second time here for an art show and this building is an absolute jewel! They have a very nice theatre, with a balcony and a very active performance group (Spring Lake Theatre Company). In...

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James F.

12/20/2019

Who could resist a performance of "Scrooge" right before Christmas! We had been to this community theatre many years prior to see "The Fantastiks" and liked it then...this show was very good! The...

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