Creating Theater Magic Since 2012

Live Theater for All of Central Oregon

A 100% volunteer-driven nonprofit bringing quality, family-friendly productions to Deschutes County and beyond.

2026 Season

Upcoming

Kids Drama Camp

Kids Drama Camp

What do you know about frogs? Did you know that they create “Theater Magic”? KERMIT THE FROG has his own TV Show, so acting, singing, telling jokes, and performing is for YOU! Who knows? Maybe you’ll get a TV show too. For sure you’ll be having fun at our camp!

When: Summer 2026
More Info
Waitlist Open
View All Shows & Events
Community & Giving

Support the STARS

STARS is powered entirely by volunteers and community generosity. Discover ways to get involved — on stage, backstage, or behind the scenes — or make a donation to keep live theater alive in Central Oregon.

Get Involved Donate
From Our Community

What People Are Saying

In 2019 I first auditioned for Sunriver Stars Community Theater for Sweet Surrender. From then on, I was hooked! Sunriver Stars Community Theatre gave me a chance to develop my ability by believing in me and casting me in roles that challenged me. It quickly became my safe place to grow, be accepted and challenged by many talented actors, directors, and especially the community! Sunriver Stars will forever be my theater home.

Joyce Tittle

A Sunriver Stars production is a great place for a beginner to start. The group is very welcoming and supportive. Explore your interests with acting, set work, makeup, or costumes. I have enjoyed my time and experiences with this group plus there is also a great cast party afterwards.

Amy Griffin

The few years that I was a part of the Sunriver Stars Community Theater enhanced my spirit and gave me an opportunity to spread joy to the Sunriver Community. Interacting with a span of different age groups in the casts was a delight. As an older person, I was reborn. I felt that our productions were on a high level and I have had over 70 years of theater experience in several states.

Richard Asadoorian

One of the most rewarding aspects of performing in a Sunriver Stars play is seeing the cast and crew come together at the start of practice. Many don’t even know each other. But as we progress through rehearsals, we become a tight knit group with everyone pitching in and supporting each other. In the end we put on this amazing show and accomplished more than we thought we could, and made new friends.

Dave Schmerber
Community Member

For a small community like Sunriver to have a theatre group of the quality of Sunriver Stars is a tremendous asset. With a number of well-experienced theatre people, basic organization is assured. But it is also possible that “would be” participants can receive the training and experience needed to participate. It is a very positive situation!

Frank Brocker

Sunriver Stars Community Theater is a place where I have felt welcomed, acknowledged and encouraged. During my short time with them I have both acted on stage and directed from behind the scenes. The joy of theater is apparent here, making me excited about the next show. It’s a rare privilege to find a theater that cares about individuals as well as the production as a whole.

Raechele White