S'truth Linda this gets right up my nose!
I'd like to follow the others & offer any help!
One big hiccup is I'm too far away, it would tahe a lot more than a cut lunch & water bag to get there.
Having sat on the bench at court for a number of years, even if these drongos are brought to book, they will end up with a slap on the wrist & possibly a homily? Which only invites them to be heros to thier mates & do it all again.
At best they might get community service &/or a fine. which dosen't help your theatre, as the CS is usualy on some mind numbing work,  of value to only a Local Council or other. Not at your theatre or if the court gave the fines to your group would help.
Me I'd force the twirps to make good the damage themselves, but the blrrding hearts in society would scuffer that idea - Pillary the waly's!
I only hope your insurance pays out the full loss claim, which is a ridiculous, I would imagine by the time you get any benefit, the valvue of the payout, would have deminished anyway.

Linda, If you would please post the web address of your playhouse.  I found it with a simple search but didn't think it was my place to post it.  The pictures of the damage made my blood boil and eyes water, but the picture of the scouts scrubbing the floor made my heart sing.

Hi Linda, I have chatted with you in the past but didn't realize you were in Standish, Maine! 

I have to say, I about died when I read that they threw your LIGHT AND SOUND BOARDS off a ten foot drop.

I take it you had to borrow new ones? That's just awful. Not that the rest of it isn't awful, but light boards are *expensive*. Who would just destroy something like a theater?

I really hope you guys manage to have an awesome opening night, though, with a massive audience. I'm sure you'll absolutely dazzling.

Sorry there's not anything I can offer- I'm down South ):

(PS- If I ever found the vandals, I'd probably hit them repeatedly with the heaviest prop/ smallest flat/ biggest paint bucket I found. Perhaps all three.)

Linda:  I have been trying to put on a play about a location called Shenandoah and instead I have been pre-occupied by a playhouse in a location call Standish, Maine.  I am not a professional, not do I have a background in theatre, however, my heart goes out to you and I feel I now have a better appreciation of what your loss is. what is it that makes man's inhumanity to man cause him to destroy beauty.  Is it because he cannot create such beauty and, therefore, must destory it to validate his existance?  And what does it say about our society that will just give a slap on the wrist because they cannot quantify the monetary value of what was destroyed?