At Deertrees Theatre, we believe the performing and visual arts are an essential part of life in our area of Western Maine. We are dedicated to the cultivation and active participation of a wide range of artists and audiences across generations-locally and beyond—and to the preservation of our nationally historic landmark building.
Deertrees Theatre is a 280-seat Historic theatre aptly dubbed “Maine’s Most Enchanting Playhouse”. There is not a bad seat for enjoying concerts and theatre in our main stage house with our raked seating and comfortable cushions. We also have our Café Seating in the Salt Lick Cabaret and Art Gallery space. There you can enjoy local art, snacks, and cocktails at a table and look out on the Maine woods through our large back barn doors that were actually featured in the last scene from the 1954 film “White Christmas”. We have comfy seating in our theatre entrance that is filled with memorabilia from as far back as 1936 when the theatre was built. People come to sit and enjoy a picnic on our peaceful grounds and marvel at the gorgeously aged Rose Hemlock wood infused with magical energy and steeped in stories.
President – Carol Durkin
Vice President – Crystal Mandler
Treasurer – Trish Murrin
Secretary – Christine Vozella
Chris Molloy
Cheryl McLaughlin
Karen Pettengill – Art Gallery Curator
Pat Bradshaw
Tom Durkin
Joanne Guzzi
Jane Curran
Gail Bowen
Taylor Cronin
Allison Taber
Ken Ross
Kaye Sykes – Trustee
Darbee Percival – Trustee
Past President – Kaye Leslie
Paul McLaughlin – Trustee
Ken Ross – Trustee /Buildings and Grounds
Susan Searles Gazza – Past President and Trustee