Photo by J.B. Wright

Seven weeks of excitement and growth by the young participants of the SYMTP were made possible by the generosity of our local sponsors. Individuals, clubs and organizations, small businesses and corporations all helped bring Theater Arts experiences to the children of the Globe Miami community. An incredible staff, supportive families and phenomenal kids all contributed. Thank you for making it possible.

Sponsors: Agave Medical Center, Blake & Carpenter Agency, Ben Franklin Guns and Antiques, Cecil Trucking, Christian Women's Fellowship, Copper Center Retired School Employees, Copper Country Quilters, Freeport McMoRan Copper and Gold, Gila County Board of Supervisors, Gila County Historical Society, Lions Club of Globe, H&E Ranch, IOOF, McSpadden Ford, Mountain View Dentistry, Pickle Barrel Trading Post, Pinal Mountain Emblem Club 554, RAM Specialists, Southwest Gas Corp., Sunrise & Sunset Chile & Herb Garden; Thompson , Montgomery and DeRose; United Jewelry, White Porch Antiques, Young Men's Christian Assn., Charles and Cindy Anderson, Nora and Frank Balaam, Margo and Bobby Bracamonte, Bonnie B. Briscoe, Thelma and Clarence Campbell, Chiryl and Gary Cole, Greg and Karen Cooney-Gotto, Dr. Mike and Dottie Durham, Paul and Linda Garren, Lynn and Bill Haak, Bev Harpold and Ray Wagner, Betty Mackey, Charm and Bob McKusick, Edith M. Pedrick, LeeAnn Powers, Marian Reams, Carmen Slough, Teresa and Jay Spehar, JoNell and Willy Thomas, Mina and Lyle Thompson, and Thea Wilshire.

Staff: “You nurture and embrace the spirit of every child” Thank you. Carol Rios, Diana Tunis, Laura Belvado, Linda Gustafson,Paul Tunis, Zeneda Webb, Calli Griffin, Samantha Tunis, Michael Rose, Ed Gardea, David Lederman.

Special thanks: Pat Dodd, Jeanette Bronson. Robert D.Tunis, Karen Webb, Tanner Hunsaker, Lynn Haak, Kip Culver, Molly Cornwell, Mindy Huffer, Nathan Sterk, Joy and Richard Weddle, The Gardea Family, The Griffin Family, Morris, and JB Wright for his incomparable photos.

Working with all of you was indeed a “unique and coveted privilege.”

Thank you,joyfully,
Suzanne J. Lederman, Director SYMTP
Cobre Valley Center for the Arts

The Theater is located on the third floor of the Center for the Arts and is overseen by the Copper Cities Community Players Group, an all volunteer organization. Every year, at least 5 productions are held at the Theater. Money raised from the theater goes into the upkeep of the Center for the Arts Building. Below is a list of the productions held throughout the year. For information on tickets or questions, please cal the Cobre Valley Center for the Arts at (928) 425-0884.

February: Broad Street Does Broadway (musical)

April/May: Spring Play Production TBA

July: Summery Youth Play Production 2010, The Wizard of OZ

October/November: Fall Play Production TBA

December: Christmas Concert/Desert Social