Est. 1972 · Signal Mountain, Tennessee
Signal MountainPlayhouse
Theater under the stars, deep in the Tennessee woods.
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Est. 1972 · Signal Mountain, Tennessee
Theater under the stars, deep in the Tennessee woods.
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Fall Production
A Symphony of Seasons
Song assignments will be announced at the Cast Chat & Welcome meeting on Thursday, September 17 at 7:00 PM.
About the Show
A Symphony of Seasons: A Celebration of Theatre on the Mountain brings together a dynamic, gifted mix of new and tenured Signal Mountain Playhouse performers to serenade our community with a blend of familiar and new songs. A celebration of everything we love about live performance — the voices, the stories, the mountain, and the people who make it all come alive.
Since 1972
Signal Mountain Playhouse was established in 1972 to provide activity for community youth in the summer. Today, children and adults of all ages gather under the open sky to bring quality family entertainment to our mountain community.
A not-for-profit, volunteer-driven organization, the Playhouse is governed by a working board of twenty-four members. Over the decades, a beloved indoor winter production was added alongside the original outdoor summer show.
Who We Are
The Signal Mountain Playhouse exists to produce plays and promote the performing arts so that youth and adults alike may participate — and to provide quality entertainment for people of all ages in our mountain community.
2025–2026 Officers
Board Members
CJ Bieter · Brenda Binder · Rob Block · Andee Bock · Sandon Bull · Shandra Burnett · Shelia Cannon · Stephen Davis · Abby Duff · Justin Forsythe · Nathaniel Gee · Deb Hoback · Rex Knowles · Laura Lundy · Betsy McClain · Andrew Parker · Derrick Raley · Krista Rusaw · Dani Sibold · Claire Spangenberg · April Turk
Youth Representatives
Bella Cox · Ally Duff · Afton Forsythe · Max Turk
Foundation Members
Lee Abelson · Ché Carico · Sue Christensen · Jeffrey Crabbe · Charles Dunlap · Tim Forsythe · Dick Gee · Scott Jones · Jeanette Landis · Janet McInturff · Amy Meller · Anne Rittenberry · Anne Roza · Larry Scoggins · Glenn Showalter · Dennie Wolfgang · Joy Worley
Board meetings are held the third Tuesday of each month.
Make a Difference
We hope you enjoy our productions and invite you to consider joining ACT I — our donor community that helps keep this 50-year tradition alive under the Tennessee sky.
Overture
$1,000 or more
Entre Act
$500 – $999
Break a Leg
$250 – $499
Center Stage
$100 – $249
Comedy & Tragedy
$50 – $99
Footlights
$25 – $49
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