Curbside Theater

Predominantly dance and music, and adaptable to most locations, Curbside Theater especially suits audiences who are geographically isolated, have varying disabilities, or with a different tradition of experiencing live performing arts.

Please contact us if you have questions about accessibility at a specific show or have ideas about  under-served communities that might be a good match.

• How does it work?  Curbside shows are usually “hosted” by an organization like an arts council, municipal event, school, neighborhood, business, or individual. Most put on a social event followed by a performance at dusk.
• Is this okay for kids? You might think of it like going to a nice restaurant: some youths enjoy it; others just want a kids menu.
• What time does it happen? We catch the golden hour at dusk and then the stage lighting takes over.
• Will you do a show for free? We offer pro bono shows for under-served people and organizations that support them. Please reach out if you are involved with an org that could benefit.
• Are you on social media? See us on Instagram and use tag #curbsidetheater.
• How is this different than what I’d see in a theater? It’s most often outdoors or in an unusual indoor setting; the show is both a dance and a music performance; and the audience is usually smaller and more of a community. In dance, theaters tend to cater to audiences with special knowledge. Still boutique craftsmanship, Curbside is meant to be fun, funny, entertaining, and approachable to a wide range of person. This video describes what we mean.