Potomac Playmakers

The Potomac Playmakers seeks to engage, inspire, entertain, and challenge audiences by producing affordable, live stage performances supported by volunteer artists and technicians. The Playmakers also seeks to encourage, mentor, and develop future generations of theatre artists and technicians. The desired result of these activities is the promotion of inclusive, educational, artistic, cultural, and social values in Washington County and the greater 4-state community. Begun in 1926, The Potomac Playmakers is the second oldest community theater in Maryland. It was created by the Hagerstown Women’s Club after a member, Mary Lemist Titcomb, suggested that a formal theatre group would help get the local community involved in the theatrical performances the Women’s Club performed throughout the year. Ms.