The Iron Horse Theatre Company is a 501 (c) 3 nonprofit organization that began in January of 2016. Iron Horse Theatre Company will provide opportunities for anyone in the area (you do not have to be a member of the company) who wants to attend, volunteer, help produce, and perform in any of the theatrical productions produced in the future.
The Board of Directors consists of nine members. Dave Neuhart has acted in and directed numerous shows in various venues. Most recently he appeared in "Angel Street" for R-ACT Players and "Foolish Fish Girls and the Pearl" for the Bobcat Players, where he directed 11 shows, and appeared in many as well.
The Board of Directors consists of nine members. Dave Neuhart has acted in and directed numerous shows in various venues. Most recently he appeared in "Angel Street" for R-ACT Players and "Foolish Fish Girls and the Pearl" for the Bobcat Players, where he directed 11 shows, and appeared in many as well.
Services
We finish our season in December with "Make 'Em Laugh!" This show will feature two very funny one act plays (The Audition by Matt Thompson and The Setup by PJ Roup) along with comedic songs from some very talented singers and musicians. The story is about a young, carefree, single bachelor in New Jersey named Nick.
If you are interested auditioning for any of the above plays or musical, please fill in the contact information below. You do not need to have prior acting experience to audition. Bringing a head shot is optional. If you can, please bring any memorized monologue to the audition, we would love to see it.
Special thanks to our Founding Stars who made both occasions possible (many were in attendance for one or both nights): The Schneider family (Gold Members), Susan and Greg Kaminski (Gold Members), Janet and Michael Duzicky (Gold Members), Sean Kolwalski and Tim Garland - Sean's Signature Salon (Gold Members), Sarah Braun and Dan Weisberg (Gold Members), David M. Neuhart and Carol M. Yannuzzi (Gold Members), Amy and Charles Ellefson (Gold Members), Carita P. Triko (Silver Member), Robert Matzie (Silver Member), Dr. Leonard I. Ganz (Silver Member), Pamela and Hayden Anderson (Bronze Members), John and Sarah Steadman (Bronze Members), Trish and Marcos Digliodo (Bronze Members), Kim Villella ((Bronze Member), Carole J. Ford (Bronze Member), and Hugh D. and Nancy G. Sansom (Bronze Members).
Browse the photos of the first year of plays and events at the Iron Horse Community Theatre. The setting was a walk-up apartment on Manhattan's West Side where Frankie (a waitress played by Amy Ellefson) and Johnny (a short-order cook played by Tom Mirth) were discovered in bed. Ellefson and Mirth had to put aside all vanity in order to reveal two middle-aged characters who were physically and emotionally imperfect in so many ways.
12:52 The Mike Webster Story Performed this September at the Iron Horse Community Theatre in Ambridge. Mike Webster, who died in 2002, was the first N.F.L. player to receive a diagnosis of chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or C.T.E. This degenerative brain disease is linked to repeated hits to the head.
Reviews (8)
Michael Sturm
Jan 07, 2022
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Elwood Brant
Nov 05, 2021
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Shooter
Oct 05, 2021
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Finley Egal
May 30, 2021
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Dave Zellen
Jun 27, 2019
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Kenny Fedorko
Jan 14, 2019
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I taught a class with Iron Horse in late July 2018 and currently attend the Asolo conservatory in Sarasota Florida. The artistic director, London Cain, is a motivated, determined and creative leader who cares about the community. You could not ask for a better theater for a town like Ambridge. Excited to watch the future unfold for this small but mighty company! Bravo!
John Steadman
Aug 07, 2018
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Gary Osborn
Jun 11, 2018
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