Restless Ground: The Untold Story of Mount Olive (Documentary) - The history of the Mt. Olive Cemetery, the impact of institutional racism on those interred there. The Interrogation (Drama) -...
Ms. Rossi Meets the Mob (Foreign Comedy) - Ms. Rossi gets caught up in a serious case of mistaken identity. The City and You (Drama) - Is love actually possible...
Rona Raid (Dramedy) - During the COVID-19 Pandemic in NYC, a young woman gets a job and falls in love. A Mighty Endeavor (Arthouse) - A film honoring the D-Day...
Sincerely, Sage Jo (Documentary) - Middle school sweethearts find a new purpose through creating keepsakes. The Quiet Between (Drama) - After a deep loss, two teenage girls find power in...
I'm Good (DE Local) - A young Black man navigates a very rough patch of time. Timing (Drama) - Jamal is in the process of breaking up with his girlfriend...
Treasure (Foreign) - A waste collector in Karachi stumbles upon a shocking discovery at a landfill. Gods of Cable City (Arthouse) - A reclusive townie wanders through dive bars of...
Join us for a concert of old time music with Tater Patch!
Chapel Street Players is pleased to announce auditions for Trouble in Mind by Alice Childress. Director, Dominic Santos, and Stage Manager, Amy Culver, look for nine talented actors to join...
Chapel Street Players is pleased to announce auditions for Trouble in Mind by Alice Childress. Director, Dominic Santos, and Stage Manager, Amy Culver, look for nine talented actors to join...
Join us for an afternoon of jazz with bassist Tony Cimorosi and his trio!
Get ready for a night of completely original, totally made-up comedy that’s one-night-only unique! Join us at the Chapel Street Players in Newark, DE for an evening filled with laughs and spontaneous fun. Date & Time: September 12, 2026 at 7:30 PM (Eastern Time) Don’t miss this chance to see improv that’s fresh, funny, and guaranteed to be squirrel-approved—or at least forgetfully entertaining!
Actors read a work in progress. Talkback & feedback follow.
Chapel Street Players is committed to fostering diverse artistic expression by welcoming partner organizations to share their work on our stage. While we support the opportunity for a broad range of voices to be heard, the content and viewpoints expressed in these productions are those of the presenting organization and do not necessarily represent the views of Chapel Street Players.
