HERO Theatre

At HERO Theatre, we seek to use art to model and bring about social progress. 

Stories on our stage mirror America today.  We examine classical and contemporary works, ensuring that equity, diversity and inclusion remain in the forefront.

We challenge the traditional definition of classics. What will future generations call a classic? We define future classics as those that have a lasting impact on audiences, help shape a better society and reflect our nation today.

We produce work that reflects, uplifts and invites marginalized communities. 

We give back. 

With projects such as The Super Sabado Show, we were able to raise money to help families in Aguadilla, Puerto Rico who were affected by Hurricane Maria. With Festival Irene, we raised money for playwright Maria Irene Fornés, who was suffering from Alzheimer's at the time. With our production of Troy​, we donated a portion of the proceeds to women living in domestic violence and homeless shelters.