We are thrilled to be the official resident theater company at Irvington Presbyterian Church (IPC).

This partnership marks a significant milestone in our theatrical journey, intertwining our shared values of community, inclusivity, and progress with IPC's long-standing commitment to serving the common good in Irvington and the Rivertowns.

"Accessible arts are vital for thriving communities. The arts create beauty, deepen empathic imagination, stoke curiosity, and forge community. We are thrilled to welcome The Rivertowns Playhouse as our Resident Theater,” says Rev. Dr. Blaine Crawford.

“While we maintain full independence from the faith-based aspects of IPC, our mutual love for Irvington and commitment to community values have created a strong bond. IPC's recent strides towards greater inclusivity resonate deeply with our mission. These include their recent efforts towards racial and ethnic justice, welcome and support for LGBTQ+ individuals, environmental stewardship, interfaith relations, and refugee resettlement,” Artistic Director Saliani states.

The Calvin Auditorium at IPC, now equipped with a small-scale, professional theater, will serve as our main rehearsal and performance venue. Additionally, IPC's back lawn will transform into our summer Shakespeare theater space. We are dedicated to making our spaces accessible to all, including ongoing improvements to accommodate patrons with disabilities.