The Highlands Playhouse is a unique artistic venture. Created, nourished and sustained by the Highlands-Cashiers community, its reputation is wide-spread and continues to grow significantly. The Highland Playhouse company and staff are grateful for your continued and stanch support. Thank you for making our theatre such a success and thank you for continuing to attend our performances!
In the summer of 1938 a group of Highlanders presented a play for one performance in what was then the town's school auditorium. This production was Dulcy, a comedy by George S. Kaufman and Marc Connelly.This is our 65th season, making the Highlands Playhouse the senior performing arts group in Highlands and the second oldest in Western North Carolina.Please use the "Our History" button on the left or the link above to access A Brief History of the Highlands Playhouse.
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