NOW PLAYING
Twelve Angry Jurors
by Reginald Rose, adapted by Sherman L. Sergel · licensed
6 November – 15 November
Thursday to Saturday 7:30 p.m., Sunday 2:00 p.m. $18 adult · $12 student.
Buy tickets About the showNOW PLAYING
by Reginald Rose, adapted by Sherman L. Sergel · licensed
6 November – 15 November
Thursday to Saturday 7:30 p.m., Sunday 2:00 p.m. $18 adult · $12 student.
Buy tickets About the showCrew sign-up — Twelve Angry Jurors
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Sign up for a shift
The landing at dusk, doors open for the half-hour call.
Where the money goes
$418,000 last year. Tickets cover about half; the rest is season passes, sponsors and program ads, and gifts. The 990 and the audit are on the About page — the whole filing, not a summary.
Auditions — Steel Magnolias
Sunday 3 January, 6:30 p.m.. Cold reads. Ages 18 and up.
Season passes
Five shows, $70 — 2 of them free. On sale to everyone since 15 September. 212 of 300 sold.
Renew or buy a passThis season, 2026–27
Every show is a sheet staff fill in; the dates set the status everywhere on this board.
The house
A 1911 grain warehouse at the old ferry landing. 180 seats, one and a half paid staff, and everyone on stage and crew a volunteer since 1961.
About the playhouseThank you, this season
Every sponsor here is invented. A real board lists real ones, from the same sheet.
Sponsor a showSample video. Old Ferry is invented, so it has no footage of its own: the clips are free stock (Pexels), no face appears, and the narration is a synthetic voice. For a real organization connectNPO uses only the photos and clips its staff send.
A grain warehouse, sixty-five seasons, and where the money went — the same figures published on this site and in the sample Form 990: $418,000 in, $402,000 out, 55% of it on the productions.
Made by connectNPO, who built this site. Up to five short videos a year are part of the plan.
What this demo shows
Old Ferry Playhouse is invented. The features are real and working, and each one is an example of what connectNPO builds for nonprofits. The youth-arts demo → · The scholarship demo → · The youth-center demo → · The youth-soccer demo → · The counseling demo → · The animal-rescue demo → · The food-pantry demo → · The free-clinic demo → · The resource-directory demo → · The house-museum demo → · The domestic-violence-services demo → · The fair-wage demo → · The soil-cleanup demo → · The land-trust demo →
Dates, prices, the credit line sized to the licensor’s rule, and a media-policy flag — one form per show.
The season →An age check against the show, consent signed by a guardian, sends nothing in this demo.
Try the sign-up →Ushers, box office, strike. Full slots stay listed; a shift vanishes with its show.
The sheets →Three 990s, the audit and the IRS letter on the page, with a line on what each is.
Financials →Renewal and public dates set by staff; the note, the button and the tickets page follow them.
Passes →Buy buttons deep-link to the ticketing service the theatre already uses. This site collects nothing.
How buying works →A sponsor is an entry; the thank-you note here and the program page read the same list.
Sponsors →One menu, one tile per tool. Sign in with no password; nothing you change is saved.
Open the staff preview →