Silverthorne Actors Bewitched Halloween at Highland! Silverthorne actors took part in the Greenfield Recreation Department’s first-ever Halloween at Highland Park Drive-Thru event on Thursday, October 30. Working at the Greenfield Business Association’s station which featured Witches and Black Cats were Stephanie Carlson (at the potions table), Kimberly Salditt-Poulin being very witchy, Thom Griffin whose vampire checked with occupants of each car whether they had donated blood lately, and Kim’s son Zac who was a cheerful warlock! Lucinda Kidder stirred a cauldron full of eye-of-newt stew for take-out customers. Over 570 cars drove through the park over the two-hour period of the event and all agreed that despite the cold, it was a fantastically fun way to celebrate a [read more]

In conjunction with our mission to promote unheard voices, Silverthorne Theater Company is assisting with this important project by Time To Tell. SURVIVORS' VOICES: Works of Resilience Written and Read by Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse Call for Written Entries: Due by 8 p.m. November 11, 2020 Live Zoom Event: January 22, 23, 24, 2021 Submission Guidelines Submissions due by 8:00 p.m. on November 11, 2020 Submission Form Thank you for considering a submission to Survivors’ Voices: Works of Resilience Written and Read by Survivors of Childhood Sexual Abuse. We already know that you are courageous and resilient---even if you decide not to submit anything! Our Goal: Our goal is to support the creative and courageous voices [read more]

Silverthorne Theater Company to present previously filmed play about stories from the Holocaust from the GREENFIELD RECORDER Silverthorne Theater will again bring to local audiences an important piece of dramatic writing:  The Tattooed Man Tells All, a collection of stories about the Holocaust performed by New York Playwright Peter Wortsman. His gripping solo piece was woven from a series of interviews conducted, on a fellowship from the Thomas J. Watson Foundation, in Vienna in 1975 with witnesses to and survivors of the Holocaust. Silverthorne's filmed version of the play will be broadcast online by Silverthorne Theater Company on Nov. 13 and 14 at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are available at stc.booktix.com. The production is a fundraiser [read more]

HALLOWEEN AT HIGHLAND DRIVE-THRU EXPERIENCE The Greenfield Recreation Department, in partnership with businesses and agencies throughout the City, is planning a contact-less drive through Halloween experience at Highland Park. DATE: Friday, October 30, 2020 TIME: 4:00 - 6:00 pm LOCATION: Highland Park, Greenfield Enter via Highland Avenue Join us for a 3/4 mile drive full of Halloween sights. Participants must stay in their vehicles at all times. Speed Limit is 5MPH. Masks required for all attendees. Costumes encouraged. Halloween Treat Bags distributed to the first 2000 children. Find out more here! Silverthorne actors will participate in costume in the Greenfield Recreation Department's Halloween at Highland Drive Thru Experience. They will be representing Silverthorne as a member [read more]