Mission Statement

To offer high-quality theatrical productions by
utilizing a diverse base of community talent, while
also providing formal and informal education
through outreach programs.

A Short History of Theatrikos

Thirty-five years later, Theatrikos has grown to a progressive theatrical venue which
presents six mainstage productions to thousands of patrons annually. Also offering
quality education through workshop opportunities in acting technique, movement, set & lighting design, voice and audition technique.

After roaming homeless for sixteen years, Theatrikos finally found it's permanent
home. Originally named The Flagstaff Playhouse, the Doris-Harper White Community Playhouse opened in 2002 in honor one of Doris Harper-White, one of the group's founding members. The building, erected in 1923, was originally the Elks Lodge and later the Flagstaff library . The hall is now an intimate black box theatre with performance space of seating up to 100 audience members. Theatrikos patrons are never more than five rows away from the stage area creating an intimate experience for performers and audience members alike.

A common misconception of Theatrikos Theatre Company is that we survive solely on ticket sales. In fact, 50% of the theatre's budget is generated from grants and the support of donors and underwriters to produce plays, workshops and maintenance. Because of this, patrons receive twice the value in entertainment for every dollar spent to attend a performance at Theatrikos. Donations are always welcome!