High Tide Theatrical is a non-professional, non-profit theatre company dedicated to the principle that a rising tide lifts all boats. We believe the stage should be a mirror for our community, providing a platform for bold stories and the artists who tell them.
Diversity and inclusion are at the heart of our artistic vision. We strive to amplify underrepresented voices, both on and off the stage, by cultivating a creative environment that values the uniqueness of every individual.
High Tide Theatrical strives to offer accessible theatrical productions that cultivate a spirit of progressive thinking, empathy and unity.
Through inclusive casting and storytelling, we aim to reflect our beautifully diverse world.
We actively seek out partnerships with like-minded organizations to promote equity and access in the arts.
Grace Billingsley reflects on why Little Shop of Horrors became High Tide Theatrical’s biggest feat yet, from a sold-out five-week run and alternating casts to ambitious technical elements, community partnerships, and the infrastructure needs behind the Level Up campaign.
Kyler J. Sherman-Wilkins reflects on returning to the role of Audrey II for the third time, tracing how Little Shop of Horrors shaped his relationship with theatre, identity, belonging, and the strange freedom of becoming someone, or something, larger than himself.
