BUILDING A DREAM

The Maltz Jupiter Theatre used the downtime created by the pandemic to complete the construction of a renovated and expanded 60,000 square foot building. To accomplish this project phase, we combined Act II (the production center/new stage) and Act III (the exterior of the Goldner Conservatory and Second Space). But there is still some work to be done.

To complete the theatre. we must complete our fundraising to finish the interiors of the Second Space, the Goldner Conservatory, and Scene.

Scene

This 40-seat dining experience will be an impressive amenity for donors and patrons that will include a catered tasting menu and bar. We will also have the opportunity to present cabaret performances in this show-themed venue.

Costume Shop

This unique second floor location was chosen so guests arriving to the Maltz Jupiter Theatre can see our artists creating the costumes for the next production. The glass windows serve as a way to peer into the “soul” of the organization as we are creators of all our productions…exclusively for our audiences.

Gift Shop

A new gift shop featuring theatrethemed trinkets and Maltz Jupiter Theatre branded apparel will open for arts lovers and supporters alike. All proceeds will be used to underwrite special theatre programs to benefit our community.

Education Center

Education is a key element of the Maltz Jupiter Theatre’s mission. Doubling the size of the facility will allow us to engage more students in our community in after school, weekend, and summer classes and productions.

Second Space

This 199-seat flexible theatre space will allow us to diversify the types of work the Maltz Jupiter Theatre can present. Our plans include producing dramatic plays and new work that are better suited for intimate spaces instead of our larger stage.

If you would like to support the completion of any of the final phases of our facilities, or to schedule a tour of the space, please contact: Andrew Kato at akato@jupitertheatre.org

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