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From Page to Stage Productions was built on passion, perseverance, and a belief in the transformative power of theatre—and few people embody those values more completely than Shirley Rowe . As a founding member of FPTS , Shirley helped shape not only the organization we are today, but the spirit that continues to guide us forward. From the earliest days, her vision, generosity, and unwavering commitment helped build a foundation rooted in education, inclusion, and community.

A Year of Growth, Gratitude, and Impact As we reflect on the past year at From Page to Stage Productions, one word rises above all others: community . Every rehearsal, performance, class, camp and outreach program was fueled by people who believe in the power of the arts to educate, inspire, and bring people together. This year was a remarkable chapter in our story—and one we are proud to share. Powered by Volunteers Our mission would not be possible without the extraordinar

On October 17, the Greater Maple Valley Community Center came alive with music, laughter, and togetherness as From Page to Stage Productions hosted its annual Harvest Dance. The evening brought around forty people from all walks of life—families, children, seniors, and participants from our Adaptive Arts Program—to celebrate community and creativity through dance. The night’s music filled the hall with energy and variety, featuring dances that ranged from lively contemporary

FAMILY Theater isn’t just something we do  — it’s something we share. From learning lines to painting sets, quick changes in the wings and teaching each other to apply make-up, no other group activity brings people together in quite the same way. We laugh together, cheer together, and sometimes cry together, and blurring the lines of who’s related by blood and who’s related by stage lights. One of the best parts of our community theater program? Seeing real families jump in