OUR VISION
The vision of Prescott Valley Performing Arts, Inc. is to provide a meaningful and quality theatrical experience that will enlighten, excite and educate the audience and community through the performing arts.
OUR MISSION
The mission of Prescott Valley Performing Arts, Inc. is to provide opportunities for area residents, of all ages, to participate in the creative process of live theater and to enjoy the artistic, social and educational benefits of this art form.
Board of Directors
President - Sharon Andrus
Vice President - Uraina Payne
Secretary - Ann Marie Hardesty
Treasurer - Terry Kettenhofen
Director - Andrew Ballard
Director - Paul Ruwald
Prescott Valley Performing Arts, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit community theatre located in Prescott Valley.
Rebecca Riffle-Bakody (MBA) - Executive Director
Rebecca has been with PVPA since 2012, in several different roles. She has been on stage many times to include Music Man, Arsenic and Old Lace, Gilligan’s Island and Clue The Musical, to name a few. She has also directed numerous plays and has been on the leadership team most of her tenure with us. Her husband and sons have always been key contributors to our cause. She now leads the team into the future through compassion, accountability and inclusion.
Clyde Neville - Community Liaison Director
Clyde founded the theatre after working with other theatre companies in the area and knowing he could make a successful start in Prescott Valley. Starting as Lonesome Valley Playhouse and later Prescott Valley Performing Arts, Clyde held performances in various locations until finally realizing his dream of Main Street Theatre in the Entertainment District of Prescott Valley. PVPA has entertained countless number of people in its original Children's and Family productions, and later adding Teen Theatre and Main Stage. Clyde loves seeing his dream being realized every day through the wonderful people who help make the theatre run.
Nanette Hofer - Artistic Director
Nanette has experience in all facets of theatre, to include play direction, show selection, theatre management and of course being on stage. Nanette has brought an energy and presence to our leadership team that will position our theatre well within the community. In the Artistic Director role Nanette oversees Event Operations , Stage Management, Wardrobe and Show Technology.
Lori Frey - Business Director
Lori has been with PVPA since 2023 and was formerly on our Board of Directors. Her vast experience in organizational management continues to help forge policy and change within our theatre. In the Business Director role Lori oversees Box Office/Marketing Operations, Volunteer Relations, Continuing Education and Theatre Maintenance.
Joyce Deyo - Box Office/House Manager
Joyce has been active in community theater since she was 7 years old! Her first performance was as a Duck and a Daisy in Alice in Wonderland. She became aware of PVPA right before covid hit. When things reopened, she worked as the musical director on Gilligan's Island and on the kids' musical, Pirates Past Noon, both in 2022. She is the Youth Choir Director and is responsible for teaching, organizing, having fun with and putting on at least two shows a year showcasing our amazing kids and their talents. In her spare time, she sings with the Sweet Adeline Barbershop Chorus, volunteers at the box office at PVPA, and spends time with her kitties.
Rhona McCoy - Wardrobe Manager
Rhona has been doing Theatre since high school, and she has been doing costume design since she could pick up a pencil. Her earliest memory is of hand stitching Barbie clothes at age 4! Rhona is very excited about this opportunity to work with our community and kids, and we are excited to have her with our theatre.
CODE OF CONDUCT
A message to our staff, participants, and volunteers:
In addition to bringing new patrons and volunteers into our family, we must ensure those with us stay. For that to happen, they must feel comfortable with our processes. Along with excellent communication, we strive for great appearance and etiquette.
Our theatre must be clean at all times. If you are running a rehearsal, a work crew, or a business meeting, please factor 15-30 minutes into the end of your process for clean-up. Let’s ensure floors are swept, tools are put away, and supplies are returned to cabinets. Spilled drinks and food crumbs invite bugs and critters; please keep your personal spaces clean.
We want a good relationship with our neighbors, the Fain Signature Group, the Event Center, and the Town of Prescott Valley. So if you see trash in front of the theatre to the west, the back of the theatre to the east, or anywhere in that north parking lot, please help us keep it clean and tidy.
When at the theatre or representing it, please be cautious of your attire. Avoid suggestive, inappropriate, or opinionated shirts, hats, or jackets. At least business casual is always the best approach unless you are on a work crew.
Everybody in our theatre family deserves your respect; please give it to them regardless of age, ethnicity, or background. Please be aware of body fragrances, allergies, and personal space. Sensitivities may be very different from person to person.
Remember that some things about the theatre belong behind closed doors and away from our patrons, like cast members in costume, personal discussions, theatre assets, and technology. Let’s keep the fourth wall intact.
Other etiquette items include:
Being on time, using the cast and staff doors when appropriate, showing respect for all theatre property, saving the closer parking spots for patrons, and being a great role model to those around you.
If you have questions or concerns regarding our Code of Conduct, please contact our Executive Director immediately.
In addition to bringing new patrons and volunteers into our family, we must ensure those with us stay. For that to happen, they must feel comfortable with our processes. Along with excellent communication, we strive for great appearance and etiquette.
Our theatre must be clean at all times. If you are running a rehearsal, a work crew, or a business meeting, please factor 15-30 minutes into the end of your process for clean-up. Let’s ensure floors are swept, tools are put away, and supplies are returned to cabinets. Spilled drinks and food crumbs invite bugs and critters; please keep your personal spaces clean.
We want a good relationship with our neighbors, the Fain Signature Group, the Event Center, and the Town of Prescott Valley. So if you see trash in front of the theatre to the west, the back of the theatre to the east, or anywhere in that north parking lot, please help us keep it clean and tidy.
When at the theatre or representing it, please be cautious of your attire. Avoid suggestive, inappropriate, or opinionated shirts, hats, or jackets. At least business casual is always the best approach unless you are on a work crew.
Everybody in our theatre family deserves your respect; please give it to them regardless of age, ethnicity, or background. Please be aware of body fragrances, allergies, and personal space. Sensitivities may be very different from person to person.
Remember that some things about the theatre belong behind closed doors and away from our patrons, like cast members in costume, personal discussions, theatre assets, and technology. Let’s keep the fourth wall intact.
Other etiquette items include:
Being on time, using the cast and staff doors when appropriate, showing respect for all theatre property, saving the closer parking spots for patrons, and being a great role model to those around you.
If you have questions or concerns regarding our Code of Conduct, please contact our Executive Director immediately.