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Theatre for All with Mayor Saffo
Welcome!
Welcome to Theatre for All, where our mission is to empower individuals with disabilities, nurture community connections, and overturn stereotypes through performing arts.
Our programs include theatrical companies, dance, choir, school outreach, leadership training, and summer camps. We ensure that everyone can experience the magic of the arts.
Sponsors, Grantors, & Partners
Support and collaboration are cornerstones of Theatre for All's success.
We deeply appreciate organizations, businesses, and individuals who support our mission with grants, sponsorships, rehearsal space, theatre goods, and effort.
Together, we make the extraordinary possible!
March 1-31, 2026
Random Acts of Kindness
March is Developmental Disability Awareness Month
We align our yearly fundraiser with this important month of awareness.
This year, our theme is
RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS!
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Take a photo of an act of kindness and send it to info@theatreforall.com
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Make a donation to help us reach our $5,000 goal
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Share the fundraiser on your social media and tell friends about it!
Theatre For All Companies
Theatre for All explores a wide range of artistic and theatrical mediums
through our four dynamic companies:
Our Theatre Companies produce two original shows a year. We also have TFADC for those who love to dance, and the TFA Choir, for the singers. All TFA companies have a limited capacity. but we are constantly expanding. If you were born to perform and are ready to dedicate your time to your art, you've found your people.
Reach out to find out more about joining the TFA theatre family!
Welcome to Theatre for All: Where You Belong
We made it to Thalian Hall!
What an amazing show we had at Wilmington's jewel, Thalian Hall!
In May 2025, we kicked off Theatre for All's 11th year with our biggest performance yet, The First Day of Spring. Performers from the Wilmington Symphony Youth Orchestras joined us, making this an extra special milestone.
More than 1200 people experienced original music from the Ugly Bug Band, dancing bees and butterflies, and classic Theatre for All whimsy. We couldn't have done it without the support of The Landfall Foundation, Unity Auto Group, Southern States Chemical, and many other supporters. Thank you! We can't wait for the next one!
NEWSFLASH - The First Day of Spring has been nominated for Best Original Play at the Wilmington Theatre Awards!
Empowerment
We empower individuals to overcome limitations and shine as stars on and off the stage.
Creativity
We nurture artistic innovation and creativity in all that we do.
Inclusivity
We celebrate and embrace everyone's unique abilities.
Anna DeSanctis, Performer
"Hi my name is Anna DeSanctis. I’m one of the original members of the company. In my free time I take dance, I’m a special Olympics athlete, I cheerlead for the New Hanover Special Olympics shining stars, I bowl, spending time with my friends both at theater and outside. What theater for all means to me is: Family, Acceptance, Creativity. A place where I’m not afraid to just be myself."
Ways to Support Theatre for All
Support the magic of performance opportunities for all – make a donation today to empower Theatre for All!
Jeremy Vest, Performer
"Hi, I am Jeremy Vest. I am 32 years old. I am an actor and musician. I have acted in a few films and play drums in the Cape Fear Community College jazz band. I have Williams Syndrome. I love being a part of Theatre for All."
Theatre for All celebrated its 10th anniversary in 2024! A huge thank you to our amazing sponsors, dedicated volunteers, and talented performers for making this milestone possible.
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Like every theatre company, Theatre For All relies on the dedication of our performers to create beautiful, high quality theatre. Joining TFA means you have a passion for the arts and we ask for your unwavering dedication. We believe in the transformative power of the performing arts and our vast TFA village experiences this every day. If you were born to perform, join us in reframing both the face of theatre and outdated perceptions about people with disabilities.