The Collective Troupe

About The Collective Troupe

The Collective Troupe is a community of artists reimagining how stories are told and who gets to tell them. Our mission is to challenge classic texts and amplify original work with a contemporary aesthetic, cultivating community, reframing underrepresented roles, and activating imagination to create the tomorrow we want to see, today.

Our work blends artistry and activism. In The Broadcast—a daring one-act written and directed by A.M. Sannazzaro—we explored propaganda, truth, and complicity. Nostalgia Radio Hour Presents: Growing Pangs wove together music, theatre, and oral history to examine grief, family, and the legacies of systemic trauma. With Somebody, Somewhere, we embraced vulnerability and collective experience, creating space where storytelling became both intimate and transformative. Each project affirms our belief that theatre is more than performance—it is a forum for presence, dialogue, and change.

Our productions are not just shows—they are immersive gatherings that invite audiences into co-creation. Whether through site-specific performance, interdisciplinary storytelling, or community-based workshops, The Collective Troupe exists at the intersection of artistry and activism, where theatre sparks curiosity and fosters connection.

The Cabaret Gala marks the next chapter in this journey. More than a launch, it is an immersive celebration where poetry, music, dance, theatre, visual art, and even Rockstar Tarot converge to welcome our community into the creative process.

But the Gala is only the beginning. With your support, The Collective Troupe will continue to produce bold, inclusive theatre that reimagines the classics and elevates new voices. Beyond the stage, we will expand our outreach through workshops and community classes—nurturing the next generation of storytellers and ensuring access to creative expression for all.

By investing in The Collective Troupe, you help build a future where every voice has a stage, creativity fosters connection, and performance becomes a powerful act of community. Together, we are not only making theatre—we are shaping the cultural tomorrow.