Photographer Roger P. Watts
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As a professional theater in the St. Croix Valley, The Zephyr Theater produces productions of the highest quality that are visually, acoustically, and artistically beautiful. The company creates and revives classic musicals and plays, while incorporating music, musical cultures, and dance into the live arts in meaningful ways. They provide a testing ground for new ideas and projects, while providing a place for the community and youth to learn and grow to their full potential in the arts.
The Zephyr creates a unique blend of theatrical and musical experiences through professional performances and education for people of all ages. It's a must-see destination for audiences and a gathering place for art and artists in the
St. Croix Valley and beyond, acquiring a national presence and recognition.

In the "new normal" of the Covid-19 pandemic, Zephyr is coming back stronger than ever by bringing arts to you and the community in both safe and responsible ways with virtual and in-person productions... they are called "Shakespeare in the Park...ing Lot" because the stage is now the parking lot of the old Stillwater railroad station. Zephyr Theater productions happen because of the loyal following it has from locals and theater-goers throughout the Twin Cities area.
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