During the early 1950's the Township of Huntington was home to three community theatre companies - The Players Guild of the Huntington
Jewish Center, the Northport Players and the Huntington Community Theatre - all suffering from a lack of volunteers and audiences. A group of
theatre enthusiasts from these three companies refused to let local community theatre die and in January 1952, they organized the Township Theatre
Group with the purpose "to preserve and develop theatre in all its phases". Membership grew and soon the group was presenting one-act plays, airing a weekly series of radio plays and making
plans for a "Summer Comedy Festival". The Town of Huntington declared the week of June 28, 1952 "TTG Summer Comedy Festival Week"
and urged residents to support the community's new cultural endeavor. Audience members at TTG's premier performance were treated to a welcoming greeting by Henry Fonda, who was summering in Huntington.
TTG has produced more than 200 plays and musicals, featuring volunteer actors and volunteer backstage help. As a membership organization, TTG welcomes local citizens to participate in its productions or to join as members, subscribers or audience.
TTG is proud to be an active and vital part of Long Island's volunteer theatre community.