Bucket Brigade believes in telling hopeful stories. The kind of hope that artist Nick Cave describes as “hard earned… Hopefulness is not a neutral position. It is adversarial. It is the warrior emotion that can lay waste to cynicism. Each redemptive, or loving act, as small as you like…says the world and its inhabitants are worth defending. It says the world is worth believing in.”

Support Bucket Brigade as we continue doing the hopeful, hard work of making art and courageously telling stories that believe in this world and its inhabitants.

As of the new year, fifty-three donors have generously given $15,877! We’re 79% of the way to our year-end goal of $20,000!

Thank you, thank you, thank you.

If you’d still like to give to help us reach our goal, you still can. Our 2025 productions and creation of new work depend on the generous support of people, like you, who believe in what we do. We don’t take this work, or your generosity for granted.

We’re all Bucket Brigade and together, we can hope for, and work toward, a world worth believing in.

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Here’s what we’re hoping for in 2025!

• January 31st-February 15th– ‘Til Death: A Marriage Musical. Lucky you! It’s the 13th season of our hit Valentine’s show! Featuring the loony, lovable real-life married couples you’ve laughed (and cried) with over the years. Come celebrate lasting love— in all its confounding, glorious, enduring ridiculousness.

• April 25th-May 10th, 2025— Joyful Noise, by Tim Slover. The unbelievably true tale of the unlikely origin of Handel’s Messiah. An enduring and inspiring piece of music that almost didn’t get written. It’s a celebration of music, and the passionate pursuit of what truly moves us.

• Spring 2025– Our 7th Annual Spring Smorgasbord! Join us as we share a tasty variety of good music, good stories and good food for our spring fundraiser concert and give a glimpse of the next new Bucket Brigade original!

• July 2025– Summer Theater Camp– bringing student artists together to share their stories through original, topical theater in their own words.

• September 2025– We’re hoping to secure grants and additional funding to bring our new play-with-music, Survivors of the Fire, back to the Hinckley Fire Museum Labor Day weekend. We were overwhelmed with gratitude by the response to last year’s premiere and are hoping to re-kindle a yearly tradition of honoring and remembering those who survived and perished in the Great Hinckley Fire of 1894.

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