Recognized as one of the best in the region, Tatnall’s theater program encourages students to fully engage with new disciplines, cultures, and the world beyond the Tatnall campus as they enthusiastically bring stories to life.

At Tatnall, theatrical productions are about so much more than just receiving accolades from entertained audiences. Instead, the program pushes students to become comfortable in front of large audiences, explore new roles, and build a camaraderie with a production’s cast and crew. Theater spans all four divisions and helps emphasize collaboration, problem-solving and creative-thinking, giving each student, either on stage or behind-the-scenes, the chance to continue to develop and broaden their interest in the arts. 

This year’s production, Almost, Maine by John Cariani, is a compilation of nine scenes, each occurring between a different couple on exactly the same night in a small, made-up town in rural Maine called “Almost.” When the northern lights appear in the sky at the end of each scene, something “almost” miraculous happens, and the audience is left feeling its lingering love, tension, or loss. 

We invite the Tatnall community to enjoy the performance virtually as we stream the show. 

The performance will be available as a premiere from Wednesday, February 24 to Sunday, February 28.