Blue Water Theatre

About

In the heart of Wayzata, a local theatre company is making waves with its commitment to creating a vibrant and transformative theatre community. Blue Water Theatre Company (BWTC), established with a mission to provide actors with opportunities that are important, meaningful, and life-changing, has become a cornerstone of the local arts scene.

In a significant stride toward realizing their mission, BWTC made a pivotal move in the spring of 2017 by acquiring their own venue at 605 Rice Street East, formerly the Unitarian Universalist Church of Minnetonka. This strategic relocation marked a turning point for the theatre company, allowing them to establish a permanent home in downtown Wayzata.

Since settling into their new space, Blue Water Theatre Company has been hard at work, undertaking various interior renovations to transform the location into a state-of-the-art theatrical haven. Noteworthy improvements include the addition of central air conditioning, turning the sanctuary space into a dedicated theatre with professional staging, comfortable seating, top-notch sound systems, and dazzling lighting setups.

The transformation of 605 Rice Street East has not only enhanced the theatre experience for audiences and actors alike but also solidified BWTC’s presence as a major arts organization in the Wayzata community. The historically significant building has now become synonymous with the rich cultural tapestry of the area.

To support the ongoing efforts and future aspirations of Blue Water Theatre Company, community members and theatre enthusiasts are invited to contribute through donations. A simple click on the designated button on the official website can make a meaningful impact, helping to fund continued renovations and ensure that BWTC remains a beacon of artistic excellence in Wayzata.

As the curtains rise on each new production at Blue Water Theatre, the local community eagerly anticipates the cultural enrichment and artistic brilliance that this thriving theatre company brings to Wayzata. With a permanent home at 605 Rice Street East, BWTC is set to weave more compelling narratives and create lasting memories for years to come.