Broomfield Community Players 
program director: Jo Ramsey

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​​The year 2016 was the premiere of BCAH’s Broomfield Community Players (BCP),  a theatrical group for those 16 years and older. Community input indicated a desire for an adult theatrical group. BCP has produced The Importance of Being Earnest, Plaza Suite, and Death Trap. ​​

Broomfield Community Players is a program of the Broomfield Council on the Arts & Humanities. This program is made possible by funding from the City & County of Broomfield, SCFD, and Broomfield Community Foundation.
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CONTACT US
For more information, please contact Jo Ramsey at jramsey1173@gmail.com.

Everyone involved with BCP productions are volunteers and all proceeds benefit the continuation of this community theater program, so please donate to BCP by clicking on the Donate button at the top of the page. 
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UPCOMING EVENTS​​
For events, you can find tickets on BCP's Booktix page. 

A Christmas Carol Returns to the Broomfield Stage

Broomfield Community Players’ beloved holiday tradition

returns this December with A Christmas Carol, playing

December 19–21 at the Broomfield Auditorium.

Performances are Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. Tickets are available now at bcp.booktix.com

Directed by Steve Blount, who also wrote this faithful and heartfelt adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic novella, A Christmas Carol captures the warmth, humor, and humanity of the original story.

The talented Justin Davis once again takes on the role of Ebenezer Scrooge, balancing sharp wit with genuine transformation. The production features a cast of twenty-three actors—young, old, and in between—many of them new to the Broomfield stage, alongside familiar faces reprising beloved roles. With minimal staging and traditional Victorian costumes, the story shines through in its purest form, inviting audiences to experience the enduring magic of redemption and generosity. Over the years, A Christmas Carol has become more than a show. It’s a community event that fills the auditorium and hearts alike. To everyone’s delight, the production sells out every time it’s staged.

For many of the returning actors, it’s a cherished tradition—an opportunity to reconnect and remind themselves what the season is truly about. “The central messages in A Christmas Carol are as relevant today as they were when Dickens wrote it,” says Blount. “As Scrooge’s nephew Fred remarks, we are ‘fellow passengers to the grave’ joined by our common humanity. Those who would judge their neighbors harshly may themselves be judged and found wanting. In these difficult times, they are messages we would be wise to remember.” Make A Christmas Carol part of your holiday season.

​TICKETS: bcp.booktix.com
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JOIN IN

Broomfield Community Players continues to be a volunteer-based group. It’s free for you to participate and explore your talent whether you are starting out or have several productions to your name. We continue to grow and invite you to keep up with us through social media on our Facebook page. 

To support a BCAH program, like BCP, send a check to BCAH and note the program name on the memo line. To donate online, click the “Donate” button, and specify the program to which you are donating.