Community Theatre for Our Entire Community
Prism Theatricals is a non-profit organization headquartered in Branson Missouri. The purpose of this organization is to create a safe and accessible space to present meaningful stories to our community. Our vision is centered around freedom of expression, inclusivity, and creative ethics. With a commitment to meaningful and thoughtful stories at the forefront, Prism Theatricals is an organization unlike any seen in the Branson area.
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What Prism Theatricals is All About
There is a lot of GREAT theatre in the Branson area. There’s great professional opportunities there’re great amateur opportunities. But there are still stories that aren’t being told. Meaningful stories that have yet to be heard. There are so many stories out there to tell, it’s impossible for one group to tell them all. There are audiences that haven’t been reached. People who are waiting for the right story. People who don’t have access to the arts. Branson has the talent. Our world is full of stories to tell, so why not try to fill all the gaps. Why not create things we haven’t created before? Why not tell meaningful stories that beg to be told. Why not make it accessible to everyone in our community. Why not add to all our community already offers. Not overlap, not replace, but add. Like a PRISM takes white light and refracts it into a rainbow, a prism reveals the diversity hidden in every day. If you want to see what we will add, follow us on Facebook Instagram and Ticktok.
There’s a lot of great theatre in the Branson area, and we’re making space for even more.
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