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Marietta's New Theatre in the Square: A Vibrant Cultural Hub

Marietta s New Theatre in the Square: A Vibrant Cultural Hub Atlanta Metro Marietta Marietta’s New Theatre in the Square is a melting pot of cultural experiences telling stories of Ethnic America in our intimate proscenium black box theatre with full hearts and daring art. We are a community theatre that takes pride in celebrating our diverse rich community. We are your home away from home. The place where all are welcomed and differences are celebrated. We strive to be our best in the community and on the stage. Whether it be your first date, an anniversary, a holiday, a school trip, or just your next day off, please consider checking out our next production.
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