Norris Little Theatre Seeks Community Support Ahead of Upcoming Production

Brad Jones April 23, 2026 News Leave a comment 58 Views

The Norris Little Theatre is encouraging community members to support its upcoming production of The Red Velvet Cake War, as advance ticket sales have been slower than expected.

Founded in 1937, the theatre is one of the oldest active organizations in Norris and has long served as a cultural hub for local performances. After a period of dormancy, it was reestablished in 2009 and continues to operate through memberships, ticket sales, and community support.

The group is also seeking sponsors to help cover production costs and sustain future performances.

📅 Show Dates: May 8–10
📍 Location: Anderson County High School Auditorium

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