About The Tred Avon Players
The Tred Avon Players, Inc. (“TAP”) is a non-profit Maryland corporation, organized in 1982 to present plays and musicals in the then newly-renovated Oxford Community Center (“OCC”), an abandoned school building which was saved from the wrecking ball by a group of public spirited citizens. Since the first sold-out melodramas in August of 1982, TAP has grown in community stature and artistic merit to present four (sometimes five) plays and musicals each year for ever-growing numbers of residents on and visitors to the most livable town on the Eastern Shore.

TAP’s mission statement is simple: To motivate and train local volunteers in all the theatrical arts and to present the best possible production of a wide variety of enjoyable shows.

Although a surprising number of our on-stage volunteers have professional training and experience, each one is a true amateur – a lover of the stage!

Washingtonian Magazine has described TAP as “the best theatre on the Eastern Shore.”
And the Easton Star Democrat has noted the “consistent high quality” of TAP’s productions. 

NEWSLETTER
April 2009 Newsletter (PDF)

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