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Masterwork is dedicated to enriching and supporting the cultural life of the community through professional-level choral performances and the promotion of music education.

Founded in 1991, the Steamboat Symphony Orchestra’s mission is to promote orchestral music in the Yampa Valley by providing professional quality performances and education experiences for community musicians of all ages. Throughout the year, the organization engages the community with educational activities and immersion weekends. Musicians from the orchestra also perform as small ensembles in the community and surrounding areas.

42nd Street Moon celebrates and preserves the art and spirit of the American Musical Theatre. We contribute to its evolution and continuing vitality by presenting intimately produced performances of classic and rarely performed musical works. Through our productions, educational programs, and community outreach, we are committed to increasing the awareness and appreciation of the rich heritage and cultural perspective of the musical theatre and its vast influence on the world stage.

The Riekes Center, founded in 1996, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization located in the Fair Oaks neighborhood of Menlo Park. We serve 7,000+ students a year from East Palo Alto, Palo Alto, Menlo Park, and Redwood City, as well as across the Bay Area and around the world. Our mission is to provide community members of all ages with the best possible opportunity to define and accomplish their individual goals, build character, and learn transferable life skills while participating in our Athletic Fitness, Creative Arts, Nature Awareness, and Community Service programs. We provide these opportunities regardless of a person's ability to pay or perform.

The State College Community Theatre (SCCT) operates with the purpose to foster educational recreation for adults and children who reside in or visit Centre County and to afford the opportunity for creative endeavor and expression in the allied arts of the theatre; to bring together the amateur talent of the area for the development and advancement of literary, artistic, musical and dramatic production; to propagate to the public by every proper means an understanding of the values of theatre and its contribution to the cultural, ethical, and moral life in the schools and community; and to encourage and support the highest standards of quality in all areas of theatrical activity.

Founded in 1922, the mission of the Theatre Tulsa is to create quality theatrical experiences and promote the theatrical arts for the Tulsa community. We provide for participation by children, youth, and adults, encourage volunteerism and community involvement in all aspects of production and educate artists and craftsmen through training and experience. Theatre Tulsa fully utilizes the community to create entertaining and affordable theatre for a diverse audience.

To preserve Kansas City’s oldest historic theater as a premier performance venue, we commit to maintain our building’s heritage, diversify our program and entertainment offerings, and be an enthusiastic participant in the continuing revitalization of downtown Kansas City. The Folly Theater brings iconic jazz, Americana, kids' shows, and a diverse range of performing arts to Kansas City! Learn more about the Folly Theater by visiting www.FollyTheater.org.

The Cincinnati Guitar Society seeks to promote and celebrate the intimate engaging repertoire and history of the classical guitar. The Society was reformed in December 2001 with the promise of fulfilling a perceived need in Cincinnati’s rich cultural landscape by creating a focal point for guitarists within the greater Cincinnati area by providing concerts, masterclasses, social performances, outreach and educational experiences.

Performance of opera to the public.

The passion and mission of Oklahoma Performing Arts, Inc, a nonprofit 501(c)(3), also classified as a public charity under 509(a)(2) Education, is every Oklahoman deserves the opportunity to develop and empower their character through the classical arts training and community service programs and Performances. Creatively Growing Character

The Outer Loop is a volunteer-based collaboration, driven by the challenge of enriching our world with important, inspiring and transformative theatrical experiences, while at the same time, encouraging and developing the work of emerging playwrights and all artists.

Backdoor Theatre is a non-profit community theatre. Our mission is to promote the performing arts through education, leadership development, and volunteerism, while providing quality entertainment to the Greater Wichita Falls area. Backdoor has a reputation for producing high quality Broadway-style productions. We have two stages, the Main Stage and Dinner Stage, which have produced over 600 productions and concerts. Established in 1971, Backdoor Theatre was originally in the basement of the Weeks Mansion at Kell & Harrison. Theatre patrons entered through the door around back, which created the name “Backdoor Theatre”. After a couple of years we moved to a building at 10th and Travis, finally moving to our current location in 1976. Our current location was donated by W Erle White. It was originally People’s Ice House and was built in 1920. Backdoor raised the floor in the tower to create the Main Stage Theatre and its lobby. Most of the work was done by volunteers and a lot of generous donations. If you look closely you can still see the crane pulley at the top of the tower in the Main Stage Theatre. The thick brick walls create a terrific acoustic sound, not to mention great insulation. In 1981 we opened the Dinner Theatre. Instead of raising the floor we built levels from the ground up to create a unique and intimate atmosphere for a perfect theatre experience. ​ Over the past 4 years we have added wheelchair accessibility throughout the theatre, including wheelchair accessible restrooms, and a redesigned courtyard. We are continually improving our facility to accommodate our patrons, volunteers and supporters.