Community theaters / Downtown Wyandotte (Downriver)
Downriver Actors Guild at 2nd Street Performing Arts Center
Downtown Wyandotte's community theatre: the 2nd Street Performing Arts Center is home to Downriver Actors Guild, with a busy year-round season of musicals, plays and youth shows. 2026–27 is its 15th anniversary season.
Downriver Actors Guild at 2nd Street Performing Arts Center · Photo from the venue’s official website
Quick facts
- Resident companies
- Downriver Actors Guild · Downriver Dance Academy · 2nd St. Sound
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Now on stage
Nothing on our calendar from this venue right now. Its full, current lineup is on its own site.
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Make time for these
The 2nd Street Performing Arts Center in downtown Wyandotte is home to Downriver Actors Guild, a nonprofit community theatre, along with the Downriver Dance Academy and the 2nd St. Sound music program. Legally, the whole center does business as Downriver Actors Guild. DAG runs a busy year-round season of musicals, plays and youth shows. Its site calls 2026–27 its 15th anniversary season. The lineup runs from Starmites and Sweeney Todd to Mean Girls and Big Fish in August 2027.
- Musicals, plays and youth shows year-round
- 2026–27: the 15th anniversary season
- From Sweeney Todd to Big Fish
Plan your visit
Order tickets through the hotline at 1-734-407-7020 (leave a message) or at boxoffice@2ndstpac.com; service charges apply. The theatre is at 1123 2nd Street in downtown Wyandotte.
Box office
Ticket hotline 1-734-407-7020 (leave a message); boxoffice@2ndstpac.com. Service charges apply.
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