About Us

About Us

ASPI strives:
● To produce and perform professional quality, affordable, family-friendly theatrical productions,
● To build confidence and character, and
● To bring a new appreciation for the arts and a memorable experience.

Our small organization has become a well-known and popular part of Abrams and the surrounding communities. Many of our shows include a sold out performance because of the love of theater we instill in our volunteers. Volunteers from all walks of life, from grandparents to adults to kids, and many are families looking for a fun activity to do together! Audience members enjoy our laid back but professional approach to theater. Volunteers enjoy the lifelong friendships they make as part of ASPI.

We enjoy seeing your joy and encouraging a place for the arts our community!
Guys in suits looking at the ground and rolling dice

Our Board of Directors:

Abrams Spotlight Productions, Inc. is a non-profit community theatre organization formed January 2003. Since 2007 we have been presenting three to four shows per year in our home, The Nancy Byng Community Theater.

ASPI strives to:

  • produce and perform professional-quality, affordable, family-friendly theatrical productions,
  • build confidence and character, and
  • bring a new appreciation for the arts and a memorable experience.

President: Bill Koehne
Vice-President: Debra Jolly
Treasurer (Interim): Debra Jolly
Secretary: Jennifer Marquardt
Board Members: Alaina Blaser, Heather Cox, Brigette Finger, Kelsey Steeno

Advisory Members: Bobby Buffington, Brady Cox*, Mike Eserkaln, David Jolly, Devin Shanley

*Student Advisory Member

Beauty and the beast

About the The Facility:

We perform in The Nancy Byng Community Theater which was formerly the St. Louis Catholic Church in Abrams. For more information on our theater space, check out Before there were spotlights and solos. It took many volunteer hours to convert the church to a performance-ready space. Changes included installing a stage, lighting, a small dressing room, costume & props storage, and converting a vestibule area into a concession stand. Additionally, office spaces were turned into the box office and sewing room. We added new seating, thanks to a generous grant from the Bond Foundation, as well as restoring the original hardwood floors. We strive to continuously maintain & restore the original beauty in this historic building, while making improvements to provide the best quality productions.

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