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NRTG History |
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Sorry, we're still compiling
our history information for this page. Check back here in coming
weeks to see a more complete history of NRTG. |
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Curtain Call of unidentified
production during 1949-1950 Season |
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Originally founded in 1923 as
"The Players of Niagara", the Niagara Regional Theatre Guild has now been
producing shows for over 80 years, making it one of the oldest continuously-running
regional theatre companies in New York State. For most of these
years, it operated under the name, "Niagara Falls Little Theatre" (or
NFLT, for short). The group took on its current name in June 2004,
when the Niagara Falls Convention Center begin its renovation to become the
Seneca Niagara Casino and we moved out of Niagara Falls to the Historic Riviera Theatre in North Tonawanda. |
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Over the years, we have called
at least 16 performance spaces home. We moved into our present
theatre, The Cardinal O'Hara Performing Arts Center, in June 2007. |
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Along the way, we also acquired a multi-purpose space for rehearsal,
construction, and storage, a converted warehouse loft space affectionately
called
Area 51. |
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Godspell (2001-2002 Season) |
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