Hanford: See a Play at the Richland Players Theater

The Richland Players have entertained the Tri-Cities for over 75 years.

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The Richland Players were founded by Manhattan Project workers in 1944 in Washington to “to bring music and laughter to an isolated community.” Since this time, residents of the Tri-Cities and beyond have performed in and attended new and classic plays put on by the Richland Players. The Richland Players theater, constructed as Richland’s movie theater in 1944, was also a Manhattan Project community institution. Check the schedule of upcoming performances and join the local audience for community theater in this historic structure. 

Details

Activity

Theater

Attend live community theater at the Richland Players Theater.

Pets Allowed

No

Activity Fee

Yes

Visit the Richalnd Players Theater website for more information about shows and ticket prices. 

Location

Richland Players Theater

The Parkway, Richland, WA 99352 

Reservations

Yes

Visit the Richland Players Theater website for more information about shows. 

Season

Year Round

Time of Day

Day, Night

Accessibility Information

The Richland Players Theater is wheelchair accessible. For other information about the accessibility of individual theatrical productions, contact the Richland Players Theater at 509-943-1991.