Membership & Subscriptions On Sale Now

We’re happy to announce our 25/26 season: Savannah Reich’s Oedipus in Seattle; the world premiere of the new musical Wishing to Grow Up Brightly (supported by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage); XOXO MontCo’s own variety show, created by – and for – our community; as well as Ain’t Misbehavin’, the Fats Waller musical directed by Amina Robinson. Lock in the best deal for the season by purchasing your membership or subscription today!

ANNOUNCING OUR 25/26 SEASON

Kelly Clarkson looks at a TV screen with Nell Bang-Jensen and Mydera Talia Robinson on the screen

ANNOUNCING OUR NEW EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Mydera Taliah Robinson has been named as the next leader of Theatre Horizon.

Read all about Mydera’s ascension and the future of our company in a letter from our Board President, Chad Eric Smith

Support Us

Support

As part of our mission, Theatre Horizon brings terrific, professional theatre to our Norristown community and provides excellent theatre education to over 1,000 children annually. We need your support to continue these goals.

The Agitators

20 for 20 Campaign

Join us as this season as we celebrate 20 years of Theatre Horizon, and look forward to the next 20 years!

Education Programs

Theatre Horizon is dedicated to education because we believe that through arts education, children are given tools to grow as individuals, creatively, and as a member of a team. We offer education programs for a variety of age groups with the goal of both having fun and encouraging children to grow.

Autism Drama Program

Get an in-depth look at the Autism Drama Program in the video above. Video produced by the PHILO Project. Learn more about the PHILO Project at philoproject.org.

Kelly Clarkson looks at a TV screen with Nell Bang-Jensen and Mydera Talia Robinson on the screen

We were on The Kelly Clarkson Show!

Theatre Horizon’s Autism Drama Program was recently featured on The Kelly Clarkson Show. Artistic Director Nell Bang-Jensen and Director of Community Investment Mydera Taliah Robinson were able to share the history of our Autism Drama Program and its impact on students on National Television.