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Check out the times ACT went to AACTFest ACT at AACTFest American Association of Community Theatre (AACT) festival are part of a multi-year process that culminates in a national festival held in odd-numbered years. AACTFEST provides an opportunity for community theaters from AACT’s 10 regions to enter productions for adjudication and advancement from state to regional to national level. AACTFest is both a celebration of theater and a learning experience for those who take part. ACT has entered this festival cycle every year since its inception in 1980. As a part of the process, each state chooses a community theater production to represent it at the regional level. South Dakota AACTFest is the first leg of the AACT festival cycle for ACT. The advancing production then represents its state in its AACT regional festival. The advancing production from the South Dakota festival represents the state in Region V: Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota. The advancing productions from each region then represents its region at the AACT national festival. Some national festival shows are then asked to represent the United States in international festivals. Help keep this rich ACT festival tradition alive by supporting the endowment! Donate to the Festival 2023 "Didn't See That Coming" 2017 "Mavis Pleads the Fourth" 2019 "Rated P... For Parenthood" 2015 ACT & NSU’s “Working” 2013 "The Top Job" advances from South Dakota Festival and participates in the Region V Festival. 2011 “Perfectly Normal and Healthy” advances from South Dakota Festival and participates in the Region V Festival. 2009 “How to Talk Minnesotan: The Musical” advances from South Dakota Festival and Region V Festival and participates in National Festival 2008 “Honk!” particapates in international festival ACT takes show to Toyama, Japan to perform in The World Festival of Children’s Performing Arts 2007 “Honk!” advances from South Dakota Festival and Region V Festival and places 3rd at National Festival2005 “Honk!” places 2nd in South Dakota AACTFest 2003 “The Diary of Adam and Eve” advances from South Dakota AACTFest and places 3rd a Region V AACTFest 2001 “The Cmplt Wrks of Wllm Shkspr (Abridged)” advances from South Dakota AACTFest and participates in Region V AACTFest 1999 “The Cmplt Wrks of Wllm Shkspr (Abridged)” places 2nd at South Dakota AACTFest 1997 “Jesus on the Oil Tank” places 2nd at South Dakota AACTFest 1995 “Shock of Recognition” places 2nd at South Dakota AACTFest 1993 “Naomi in the Living Room” places 2nd at South Dakota AACTFest 1991 “Laughing Wild” advances from South Dakota AACTFest and participates in Region V AACTFest 1989 “Welcome Home” participates in South Dakota AACTFest 1987 “Burning Desire” participates in South Dakota AACTFest 1985 Show not remembered – participates in South Dakota AACTFest 1983 “The Feast” participates in South Dakota AACTFest 1981 “You Know I Can’t Hear You When The Water’s Running” advances from South Dakota AACTFest and participates in Region V AACTFest

< Back November 15-19, 2023 A Hollimark Christmas for Beth ACT Season Show A holiday movie parody everyone can enjoy! Beth, a big city news reporter, suddenly inherits the Evergreen Inn in Christmasville, Canada – it’s a bed and breakfast with a tree farm. Can Santa, St. Agnes, an elf, and a hunky, plaid-clad tree farmer help Beth pursue her true passion of baking - and regain her Christmas spirit along the way? Bet you can guess the answer! But can you catch all the fast-paced holiday movie tropes and references? You might be too busy laughing!

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