Paris Community Theatre
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In the spring of 1976, around six to eight people interested in forming a community theatre in Paris met with the drama instructor at Paris Junior College. An open meeting was scheduled, notice went out, and a short time later the first organizational meeting of PCT was held in the PJC auditorium with three or four dozen in attendance.

From its inception until early in 1981, all performances were on the Paris Junior College stage, and in early 1981 the Board purchased the Plaza Theatre on the square for $65,000. In 1985, the theatre was renovated. With the renovation, a runway was built along the east wall from the balcony to backstage to a spiral staircase, which is still in use.
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Sarah has been doing theatre since she was a small child, and grew up running around Performing Arts Center at Texas A&M University-Commerce. Since the age of 3 she has been involved in over 100 productions, whether as an actor, designer, or even director. Sarah has attended both TAMU-C and PJC, and has recieved 11 years of formal dance training from the Acadamy of Dance, Music, and Theatre.
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PCT is putting out an open call! Do you have a talent you want to show the world? Whether it's acting, singing, or something else; we want to see it! Or perhaps you want to lead a workshop or a class and have the perfect idea? Here is your chance to show us what you're about.

We will be periodically accepting applications for workshops, online/socially distances classes and activities; as well as acting (non royalty or funded royalty), short performances, and video content to be displayed on our platform and newsletter for all of Paris to enjoy.We want to spotlight you and your talents!
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