Welcome to the Prospector Theater
The Prospector Theater is a 501(c)(3) non-profit dedicated to improving the quality of life for people with disabilities through meaningful employment. By operating a first-run movie theater we show the world that those of us with disabilities are capable of in-demand job skills. Employees of the Prospector, referred to as Prospects, are encouraged to sparkle, shine, and transform their passions into professions.
Poster for "Coyote vs. ACME," featuring Wile E. Coyote in the line of a wrecking ball with lettering of the film title displayed on it.
Spider-man written in red and outlined in blue on a black background, under it is Brand New Day written in yellow outlined in blue.
a young man in a white chef's jacket with curly hair, looking directly at the viewer amidst a busy kitchen scene. The title "TONY" appears at the bottom in bold red letters.
Movie poster for "Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie," featuring animated puppies in vibrant gear, a T-Rex, and colorful vehicles set in a prehistoric landscape.
poster for "Practical Magic," featuring profiles of Sandra Bullock and Nicole Kidman, along with a scene of two women in black dresses, candles, and a house in the background.
A sheep in a laboratory is holding a glowing pink orb while other sheep watch from behind him.
Animated poster showing two young people and a smiling furry wolf creature on a tropical island, with the title “Forgotten Island.”
A Evening with Deni Elliott. $30 general admission $50 with a signed book. Author presentation by Deni Elliott followed by an interactive Q&A panel then a live guide dog Demonstration and book signing. Photo © Kristine Paulsen Photography
overlapping faces of Anne Hathaway, Dakota Johnson, and Josh Hartnett, with the letter "A" formed by their outlines and a dramatic black background.
A character in a dark green cloak and armor stands in mist, with dramatic lighting highlighting their features.
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