Our Story

Evergreen Playhouse was established in 1959 by a group of area citizens with a strong commitment to the theatre arts. This group of people led to the first Board of Directors of The Evergreen Playhouse. Including President- Marilyn Crosta, Vice President- Joy Linder, Secretary- Lois Nordquist, Treasurer- Carol Swenson and members Robin Koenniger, Lois Crampton, Richard Linder, Anne Caldwell, and Phillip Wickstrom. It has operated continuously since that time, presenting a variety of live theatre experiences to the community and providing many opportunities for people to share their talents on stage and off. At its inception, Playhouse founders made a decision that the theatre group would not undertake any production without funds to cover production costs. This policy has been maintained throughout the sixty-plus years of Evergreen Playhouse’s existence. Unlike many theatre companies, professional as well as non-profit, Evergreen has never operated “in the red.”  Five dollar bonds were sold to finance its first play, Sabrina Fair, and were redeemed, as promised, following the production. Since that time, money to finance every play has been available before the play was produced.

At first, physical space to perform plays was donated to Evergreen Playhouse. The ballroom of the Lewis and Clark Hotel was the first “theatre” setting. Other locations were borrowed or rented until 1972, when the Playhouse received bank financing to purchase a building at 226 West Center Street, its present location. This facility has undergone several stages of adaptation and remodeling to make the most effective use of existing space. In 1989, the Playhouse made final mortgage payments and now holds a clear title to the Center Street building.

Past Productions

  • 1960

    SABRINA FAIR by Samuel Taylor, Director- Marilyn Crosta, January
    BELL, BOOK AND CANDLE by John Van Drutens, Director- Margret Oliver May
    12 ANGRY MEN by Reginald Rose, Director Margret Oliver, Phillip Wickstrom, October
    THE EMPORER AND THE CHINESE NIGHTENGALE by Merrie Virginia Fenton, Director- Marilyn Crosta, November

    1961

    CLAUDIA by Rose Franken, Director- Marilyn Crosta, February
    SEPARATE TABLES by Terence Rattigan, Director Frank Rosa, May
    BUS STOP by William Inge, Director-Margaret Oliver, Producer –Bob Mitten, October

    1962

    THE CRUCIBLE by Arthur Miller, Director- Phillip Wickstrom, Producer –Nancy Johnson, February
    THE SOLID GOLD CADILLAC by Howard Teichmann and George Kaufman, Director Frank Rosa, Producer- Ellen Peterson, May
    THE MAN IN THE DOG SUIT by Albert Beich and Wm Wright, Director- Ann Caldwell, producer Robin Kuenninger, October

    1963

    REBECCA by Daphne De Maurier, Director Margaret Oliver, Producer- Barbara Johnstone, February
    THE PHYSICIAN IN SPITE OF HIMSELF by Edward Albe, Director –Phillip Wickstrom, Producers- Richard Weatherford, Judy Simpson, May
    THE SANDBOX by Edward Albe, Edward Albe, Director –Phillip Wickstrom, Producers- Richard Weatherford, Judy Simpson, May
    COME BLOW YOUR HORN by Neil Simmon, Director- Ann Caldwell, Producer- Robin Loenninger, October

    1964

    THE HEIRESS by Ruth and Augustus Guetz, Director- Frank Rosa, Producer- Nancy Johnson, February
    MY THREE ANGELS by Sam and Bella Spewack, Director- Ellen Petersen, Producer- Elaine Hay, May
    AN EVENING WITH SHAKESPEARE- 5th anniversary of the Playhouse, selected readings by members.

    1965

    INHERIT THE WIND By Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee, Director- Margaret Oliver, Producer-Barbara Johnstone, February
    KIND SIR by Norma Kransna, Director- Anne Caldwell, May
    WHAT SHALL WE TELL CAROLINE/ DOCK BRIEF by John Mortimer, Directors Barbara Johnstone and Phillip Wickstrom,October

    1966

    THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennesse Williams, Director- Frank Rosa, Tech Director- Phillip Wickstrom, Producer- Betty Mackay,February
    THE LARK by Jean Anovilh, Director- Robert Williams, Producers- Nancy Johnson, Mary Kenady, May
    UNDER THE GASLIGHT by Augustin Daly, Director Margaret Oliver, Producers- Jennifer Williams, Hans Polk, October

    1967

    THE CHALK GARDEN by Enid Bagnold, Producer Larry Christomos,February
    THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST by Oscar Wilde, Director- Robert Williams, Producer-Frank Rosa, May
    A MAJORITY OF ONE by Leonard Spiegelglass, Director- Anne Caldwell, Producer- Betty Sieler, November

    1968

    AH! WILDERNESS by Eugene O’Neil, Director-Margaret Oliver, Producer-Rhoda Blacksma, February
    THE CRADLE SONG by Gregario and Martinez Sierra, Director- Frank Rosa, Producers- Jennifer Williams and Ann Rosa, May
    ALL MY SONS by Author Millers, Director- Sharon Creghton, Producer- Ann Jacobus, October

    1969

    FANTASTICS by Tom Jones, Director- Phillip Wickstrom, Producer- Anne Caldwell, Musical Director-Lyman Coppess, February
    JANUS by Carolyn Green, Director- Marc Burdick, Producer-Rhoda Blacksma, April
    THE LITTLE FOXES by Lillian Hellman, Director- Walter Jaroszynski,November

  • 1970

    1971

    HARVEY by Mary Chase, Director- Frank Rosa, Producer- Margaret Oliver, February
    DON’T DRINK THE WATER by Woody Allen, Director- Anne Caldwell, Producer-Ann Rosa, May1972
    OUR TOWN by Thornton Wilder, Director- Frank Rosa, Tech Director-Eric Hagberg, Producers- Jody Muyskers and Sue Zimmerman, November

    Evergreen Playhouse purchases Center Street location

    1973

    PLAZA SUITE by Neil Simon, Director- John Newman, Producer Opal Mohr, February
    A DOLL HOUSE by Hendrick Ibsen, Director- Betty Sieler, Producer- Jody Muyskens, May
    SNOW WHITE AND THE SEVEN DWARVES- Director- Miss Jo Kuder ,Producer-Anne Caldwell, Musical Director Melody Coleman,August
    READER’S THEATER/ THE MAGIC EGG Director- Bill Moeller, Producer- Jean Senk, December

    1974

    THE PLEASURE OF HIS COMPANY by Samuel Taylor, Director- Anne Caldwell, March
    THE ABSENCE OF A CELLO by Ira Wallach, Director- Ann Jocobus, Producer- Anne Wegant, May
    BUTTERFLIES ARE FREE by Leonard Gershe, Director- Florence Kennicott, Producer- Jody Muyskens, October

    1975

    THE TICKET-OF-LEAVE-MAN by Tom Taylor, Director-Margaret Oliver, February
    PORTAITS OF ARAN Directors- Marc and Pam Bridgham, March
    AN EVENING WITH MARK TWAIN by Bill Moeller, March
    ROYAL GAMBIT by Herman Gressieker, Director Marla Wheeler,May
    WIND IN THE WILLOWS by Kenneth Grahame, Director- L.S. Grice,June
    GODSPELL by J.M. Tebelack and S. Swuartz, Director Joan Kuder, assistant director J.C. Willis, August
    THOUSAND CLOWNS by Herb Gardener, Director- Jean Marie Wood, November

    1976

    LIFE WITH FATHER by Howard Lindsey and Russel Crouse, Director- Frank Rosa, February
    THE WOMEN by Clare Boothe Luce, Director- Anne Caldwell, May
    THE TAVERN by George M. Cohan, Director- Mike McGallard, August
    PLAY IT AGAIN SAM by Woody Allen, Director-Bill Moeller, Producer Jean Senk, Assistant director- Julie Shea, October

    1977

    WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION by Agatha Christie, Director- Margaret Oliver, December
    FINISHING TOUCHES by Jean Kerr, Director Anne Caldwell, Assistant Director- Majory McAuley, Producers- Metta Wickstrom and Frances Moeller
    LILIOM by Ferenc Molnars, Director- Mary Stough, Assistant Director- Joan Hinchmen, November

    1978

    THE LION IN WINTER by James Goldman, Director- Anne Caldwell, Producer- Bob Zimmerman, February
    ARE WOMEN PEOPLE? by Charlotte Perkins, Director- Gina Blum and Lanita Grice, March
    ONCE MORE WITH FEELING by Harry Kurnitz, Director Howard Stuewe, Producers- Metta Wickstrom and Anne Caldwell, Assistant Director- Debbie Conrad, November
    THE PRIVATE EYE/THE PUBLIC EAR- a Seattle travelling theater group
    SANTA STEPS OUT (PONCHO)

    1979

    ARSENIC AND OLD LACE by Joseph Kresselring, Director- Bill Moeller, Producer- Susan Zimmerman, Assistant Director- Debbie Conrad, November
    BOOK REVUE TONIGHT Presented by Phillip Wickstrom, Music- Terry Todd
    PRIVATE LIVES by Noel Coward, Director- Anne Caldwell, November

  • 1980

    FANTASTICKS by Tom Jones, Director Phillip Wickstrom, Producers- Mike Helling and Anne Caldwell, February
    THE MOUSTRAP by Agatha Christi, Director Chuck Hatcher, May
    ABSURD PERSON SECULAR by Alan Aykbourn, Director- Tove Webster, Producer- Chuck Hatcher, May
    OREGON SHAKESPEAREAN FESTIVAL TOUR (sic) December

    1981

    ANY WEDNESDAY by Muriel Resnic, Director- Anne Caldwell,February
    LOVERS AND OTHER STRANGERS by Renee Taylor and Joseph Bologna’s, Director- Chuck Hatcher, May
    DOCK BRIEF/THE GREAT NEBULA IN ORION/BIRD BATH
    THE BIRDS by Aristophanes, Director-Tove Webster, August
    STAR-SPANGLED GIRL by Neil Simon, Director- Ed Jefferies,November
    OREGON SHAKESPEARE FESTIVAL July

    1982

    VERONICA’S ROOM by Ira Levin, Director- Chuck Hatcher, Producer-Michael Helling, February
    ANSWERS/CHAMBER MUSIC by Tom Topor, Director- Dan Hannan,May
    THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST by Oscar Wilde, Director- Chuck Hatcher, Production coordinator- Suzanne Sweetingham, February

    1983

    BORN YESTERDAY Garson Kanin, Director- Margaret E. Wood, Production Coordinator- Suzanne Sweetingham, April
    SUNSHINE BOYS by Neil Simon, Director- Anne Caldwell, April
    TEN LITTLE INDIANS by Agatha Christie, Director- Tove Webster, Assistant Director- Laura Geiger, November

    1984

    UNCLE FRED FLITS BY by Sir Pelham Grenville Wodehouse, Director- Jeff Noyes, March
    BAREFOOT IN THE PARK by Neil Simon, Director- Anne Caldwell, June
    ON GOLDEN POND by Earnest Thompson, Director- Bill Moeller, Assistant Director- Barbara Geist, November

    1985

    BUS STOP by William Inge, Director- Tove Webster, November
    COME BLOW YOUR HORN by Neil Simon, Director Anne Caldwell,May
    THE BUTLER DID IT by Peter Marks, Director- Todd Crawford,November

    1986

    DIRTY WORK AT THE CROSSROADS by Bill Johnson, director- Anne Caldwell, February
    HOBSON’S CHOICE by Harold Brighthouse, Director Tove Webster,May
    BULLSHOT CRUMMOND by Ron House, Diz White, ET. All, Director Bill Moeller

    1987

    THE MIRACLE WORKER by William Gibson, Director Phillip Wickstrom, February
    UNDER THE YUM YUM TREE by Lawrence Roman, Director- Anne Caldwell, May
    THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE STREET by Rudolf Besier, Director- Michael Helling, October

    1988

    6 RMS RIV U by Bob Randall, Director- John Panesko Jr., February
    MY THREE ANGELS by Sam and Bella Spewack, Director- Ed Jefferies, May
    THE ODD COUPLE (FEMALE VERSION) by Neil Simon, Director- Bill Moeller, Assistant Director- D. Douglas Lukascik, October
    THE PIMSOLL LINE written and directed by Kimberly Berns, August

    Evergreen Playhouse completes final mortgage payment on Center Street location

    1989

    THE CHALK GARDEN by Enid Bagnold, Director= Cheryl Hankinson,February
    WHEN WE WERE MARRIED by J.B. Priestly, Director- Michael Helling, Assistant Director- Barb Geist, May
    THE TAVERN by George M. Cohans, Director- Phillip Wickstrom,May
    BLITHE SPIRIT by Noel Goward, Director- Jim Werner, Assistant Director and Stage Manager- Doug Phelps, October

  • 1990

    CRIMES OF THE HEART by Beth Henly, Director William Moeller, Assistant Director and Stage Manager, – Barb Geist, Feb
    EVERYBODY LOVES OPAL by John Patrick, Director- Ed Jefferies, Assistant Director and Stage Manager- Tracey F. Keller, April
    THE WIZARD OF OZ adapted by Lynn Sharon Schwartz, Director Norma Gorham, June
    THE PRISONER OF SECOND AVENUE by Neil Simon, Director- Anne Caldwell, October

    1991

    THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams, Director- Jim Werner, February
    THE GIN GAME (DINNER THEATER) by D.L. Coburn, Directors- Bill Moeller and Harriet Rajala, March
    A MIDSUMMER’S NIGHT’S DREAM by Shakespeare, Director Juni Greenough, April
    CHARLOTTE’S WEB by Joseph Robinette, Director Norma Gorhan,June
    THE OWL AND THE PUSSYCAT by Bill Manhoff, Director- D. Douglas Lukascik, October
    ANGEL STREET (Greasepaint Guild)

    1992

    I NEVER SANG FOR MY FATHER by Robert Anderson, Director- Bill Moeller, February
    THE GAZEBO by Alec Coppel, Director- Ed Jefferies, April
    CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY Director – Norma Gorham, June
    RUMORS by Neil Simon, Director- D. Douglas Lukascik, October
    A CHRISTMAS CAROL (Greasepaint Guild) by Michael Paller, Director- Sean O’Skea, December

    1993

    THE MERRY WIVES OF WINSOR by Shakespeare, Director- Juni Greennough, February
    CAUGHT IN THE VILLIANS WEB by Herbert E. Swayne, Director –Scott Snow, May
    MARK TWAIN LIVES Presented by Bill Moeller, May
    THE CEMETERY CLUB by Ivan Menchell, Director- John Panesko

    1994

    THE FOREIGNER by Larry Schue, Director- Phillip Wickstrom, February
    USE OF THE HALL by Oliver Haily, Director- Bill Moeller, April
    AN EVENING OF FRIVOLITY (Hit and Run) May
    THE HONORABLE URASHIMA TARO by Coleman A. Jennings, Director- Norma Gorham, June
    THE BUTLER DID IT by Tim Kelly, Director - D. Douglas Lukascik, October
    A SEASON SAMPLER (Hit and Run) Phillip Wickstrom, December

    1995

    FANTASTICS by Tom Jones, Director- Michael Yannette, March
    THE TAMING OF THE SHREW by Shakespeare, Director- Juni Greenough, May
    ALADDIN Director- Norma Gorham, June
    THE SUBJECT WAS ROSES by Frank Gilroy, Director- Marty Makenzie, Assistant Director- Harriet Rajala, October

    1996

    YOU CAN’T TAKE IT WITH YOU by Moss Hart and Geo Kaufman, Director- Suzy Winter, March
    THE GOOD DOCTOR by Neil Simon, Director- Phillip Wickstrom,April
    ALICE IN WONDERLAND Director Norma Gorham, June
    ANY WEDNESDAY by Muriel Resnick, director- Linie Sherrod, August
    NO SEX PLEASE, WE’RE BRITISH by Anthony Marriot and Alisatair Foot, Director- John Pinsker, November

    1997

    WHOSE LIFE IS IT, ANYWAY? By Brian Clark, Director- Bill Moeller,February
    EXIT THE BODY by Fred Carmichael, Director- George McKee, May
    JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH by Rohald Dahl, Directors- Jeri Hess, Chery Haselwood, Wen Umberhaum, June
    THE SOAPY MURDER CASE by Tim Kelly, Director- Linnie Sherrod ,Assistant Director- Mandi Wilber, August
    ARESNIC AND OLD LACE by Joseph Kesseldring, Director-Dave Hendrick, November

    1998

    ARTICHOKE by Joanne M. Glass, Director- Track Jacobson, February
    LETTICE AND LOVAGE by Peter Shafter, Director- Deane Smith,March
    FOOLS by Neil Simon, Director- Marty Makenzie, May
    PRELUDE TO A KISS by Craig Lucas, Director Patti Jacka, November
    WINTER FROLIC December

    1999

    THE LAST OF THE RED HOT LOVERS by Neil Simon, Director- Olive Ouss, February
    THE MISS FIRECRACKER CONTEST by Beth Henley, Director- Tracy Jacobson and Steve Pearson, March
    STEEL MAGNOLIAS by Robert Harling, Director- D. Douglas Lukascik, July

  • 2000

    THE GOING SHOW
    PLAY ON by Rick Abbot, Director- Phillip Wickstrom, February
    JAKE’S WOMEN by Neil Simon, Director- Bill Moeller, April
    VOICES OF THE PRAIRIE by John Olive, Director Pug Bujeaud, May
    SOME AMERICANS ABROAD (Vest Pocket Company) November

    2001

    THE DIARIES OF ADAM AND EVE by Mark Twain, Director- John Panesko, February
    COMEBACK TO THE FIVE AND DIME, JIMMY DEAN, JIMMY DEAN by Ed Graczyki, Director- Linnie Sherrod, April
    HARVEY by Mary Chase, Director-Douglas Lukascik, Assistant Director- Amanda Wilber August
    I DO I DO by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt, Director- R.J. McKenzie Sullivan, October

    2002

    PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD by John Millgton Synge, Director- Phillip Wickstrom, February
    FRIDA UN RETABLO (Cirque de Mayo) May
    BORN YESTERDAY by Garson Kann, Director- Pug Bujeaud, June
    DEATHTRAP by Ira Levin, Director- Pug Bujeaud- October
    RECKLESS by Craig Lucas (Vest Pocket Travelling Theater) November

    2003

    GOD’S FAVORITE by Neil Simon, Director- D. Douglas Lukascik, January
    GREATER TUNA by Jaston Williams, Joe Sears and Ed Howard, Director- Isaac McKenzieSullivan, April
    ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD by Tom Sheppards, Director- Pug Bujeaud, July
    THE GREAT BIG DOORSTEP by Francis Goodrich and Albert Hacket, Director- Jack Connor, October
    CHAMBER MUSIC (TAO)

    2004

    NIGHT MUST FALL by Emlyn Williams, Director –Phillip Wickstrom, February
    SEVEN YEAR ITCH by George Axelrod, Director- D. Douglas Lukascik, April
    BOOK OF DAYS (TAO) by Lanford Wilsons, Director Pug Bujeaud, November
    GREAT BIG DOORSTEP, Director Jack Connor

    2005

    A DOLL’S HOUSE by Henrik Ibsen, Director- Phillip Wickstrom,February
    ACCIDENTALLY YOURS by Pauline Williams Snapps, Director-Jack Conner, April
    JUNGLE BOOK by Joseph Robinette, Director- Norma Gorham, June
    MACBETH (TAO) Pug Bujeaud, September
    THE CIRCLE by W. Semnersol Maughams, Director- Jack Conner,November

    2006

    SUNSHINE BOYS by Neil Simon, Director- D. Douglas Lukascik, November
    GUYS AND DOLLS, Director Alyccea Elder, May
    THE LION, THE WITCH, AND THE WARDROBE by C.S. Lewis

    2007

    SOLID GOLD CADILLAC by Howard Teichmann and George S. Kaufman, Director- D. Douglas Lukascik, October
    STATE OF THE UNION by Howard Lindsay and Russell Crouse, Director- D. Douglas Lukascik, April
    PLAZA SUITE by Neil Simon, Director Katy Schockman, June

    2008

    SLYVIA by A.R. Gurney, Director- Norma Rogers, April
    ODD COUPLE (Female Version) by Neil Simon, Director- D. Douglas Lukascik, October
    OSCAR AND FELIX by Neil Simon, Director- D. Douglas Lukascik,October
    INHERIT THE WIND by Jerome Lawrence, Director Pug Bujeaud, April

    2009

    LAUGHTER ON THE 23RD FLOOR by Neil Simon, Director- D. Douglas Lukascik, November
    VAGINA MONOLOGUES
    OKLAHOMA

  • 2010

    CATFISH MOON
    VAGINA MONOLOGUES
    OKLAHOMA
    GUYS AND DOLLS (Children’s Workshop)

    2011

    PROPOSALS by Neil Simon, Director- D. Douglas Lukascik, Assist Director- Katrina Wulff, November
    DR. HORRIBLE’S SING-ALONG-BLOG by Josh and Jeb Whedon, Director- Sean O’Neil, Assist Director- Katrina Wulff, December
    THE CEMETERY CLUB by Ivan Menchell, Directors- Norma Rogers, Melinda Brein, February
    THE VAGINA MONOLOUGES
    GYPSY by Jule Styne, Stephen Sondheim, Director Norma Rogers, May
    EDUCATING RITA by Willy Russell, Director- Norma Rogers, June
    ANNIE GET YOUR GUN Childrens Theater Workshop July/August

    2012

    45 SECONDS FROM BROADWAY by Neil Simon, Director - D. Douglas Lukascik, October
    LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS by Howard Ashman, Director - Erin Baker, December
    MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM by William Shakespeare, Director - Isaac Wulff, February
    WAIT UNTIL DARK by Frederick Knott, Director - Norma Rogers, April
    THE UNDERPANTS Director - Sean O'Neill, June

    2013

    THE TEMPEST by William Shakespeare, Director - Isaac Wuff, October
    THE BROTHERS GRIMM AND A SHOWGIRL Book/Lyrics by Bert Bernardi Music by Justin Rugg, Director - Erin Baker, February
    THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES
    THE UNINVITED by Tim Kelly, Director - Shane Rivers, April
    KNOCK 'EM DEAD by Tom Oldendick & Will Roberson, Director - Wendy Hendrickson, June

    2014

    I HATE HAMLET by Paul Rudnick, Director - Eric Mark, October
    ROBIN HOOD by Tim Kelly, Director - Danielle Kays, December
    THE DELICIOUS REVENGE OF PRINCESS RUBYSLIPPERS by Brendan Murray, Director - Katrina Wulff, February
    A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE by Tennessee Williams, Director - Shane Rivers, April
    COMEDY OF ERRORS by William Shakespeare, Director - Isaac Wulff, June

    2015

    THE MUSICAL COMEDY MURDERS OF 1940 by John Bishop, Director - Rich Garrett, October
    VINTAGE HITCHCOCK: A LIVE RADIO PLAY by Joe Landry, Director - Alene Stewart, October/November
    A CHRISTMAS CAROL by Michael Paller, Director - Danielle Kays, December
    LAURA INGALLS WILDER: VOICE OF THE PRAIRIE by Kathleen Schultz Miller, Director - Angela Wilcox, February
    DEATHTRAP by Ira Levin, Director - Amber Roal, April
    THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE by Finn, Sheinkin, Feldman, & Reiss, Director - Shane Rivers, June

    2016

    GREASE by Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey, Director - Shane Rivers, October
    IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE Adapted by James W. Rodgers, Directors Amber Roal and Alene Stewart - December
    A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS (popup show) by Charles M. Schultz, Director Eric Mark - December
    MOON OVER BUFFALO by Paul Rudnick, Director Jeff Kingsbury - February
    A FEW GOOD MEN by Aaron Sorkin, Director Matthew Osborne - March/April
    GODSPELL Music and Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, Director Rich Garrett - May
    BAREFOOT IN THE PARK by Neil Simon, Director Danielle Kays

    2017

    CLUE: THE MUSICAL Book by Peter DePietro, Music by Galen Blum, Wayne Barker, and Vinnie Martucci, Lyrics by Tom Chiodo, Director - Shane Rivers, October
    CHILDREN OF EDEN Lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, Book by John Caird, Director Danielle Kays - December
    REBEL WITHOUT A CAUSE Dramatized by James Fuller from the screenplay by Stewart Stern, Adaptation by Irving Shulman from a story by Nicholas Ray, Director Rich Garrett - February
    URINETOWN Music by Mark Hollmann, Lyrics by Mark Hollmann and Greg Kotis, and Book by Greg Kotis, Director Fiona Thornton - March/April
    AND THEN THERE WERE NONE by Agatha Christie, Director Michaela Hickey Caro - May
    THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST by Oscar Wilde, Director Angela Wilcox

    2018

    GUYS AND DOLLS Music and Lyrics by Frank Loesser Book by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows, Director Rich Garrett - October
    SCROOGE THE MUSICAL Book, Music, and Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse, Director Dave Marsh - December
    BLITHE SPIRIT by Noel Coward, Director Kevin McManus - February
    THE SECRET GARDEN Book and Lyrics by Marsha Norman, Music by Lucy Simon, Director Danielle Kays - March/April
    COME BACK TO THE 5 & DIME, JIMMY DEAN, JIMMY DEAN by Ed Graczyk, Director Michaela Hickey Caro - May
    STEEL MAGNOLIAS by Robert Harling, Director Matthew Michael - June

    2019

    PLAY ON! By Rick Abbott, Director Amber Roal - October
    SCROOGE THE MUSICAL Book, Music, and Lyrics by Leslie Bricusse, Director Danielle Kays - December
    DON’T DRESS FOR DINNER By Marc Camoletti and Robin Hawdon, Director Dave Marsh - January/February
    NEXT TO NORMAL Book and Lyrics by Brian Yorkey, Music by Tom Kitt, Director Matthew Michael - March (1st weekend Only - Canceled Due to COVID-19)
    ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST by Ken Kasey and Dale Wasserman, Director Pug Bujeaud - May (Canceled Due to COVID-19
    MAMMA MIA! Music & Lyrics by Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson, Book by Catherine Johnson, Director Rich Garrett - June (Canceled Due to COVID-19)

  • 2020

    Season Canceled due to COVID-19

    2021

    THE HOUND OF THE BASKERVILLES by Tim Kelly, Director Jordan Baker, October
    THE BEST CHRISTMAS PAGEANT EVER by Barbara Robinson, Director Dave and Heather Marsh, December
    NEXT TO NORMAL Book and Lyrics by Brian Yorkey, Music by Tom Kitt, Director Matthew Michael, February
    ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST By Dale Wasserman Director Rich Garrett, March/April
    MAMMA MIA! Music & Lyrics by Bjorn Ulvaeus and Benny Andersson, Book by Catherine Johnson, Director Emilie Brown, May

    2022

    A MURDER IS ANNOUNCED by Agatha Christie, Director Emilie Brown, October
    IRVING BERLIN’S WHITE CHRISTMAS Music and Lyrics by Irving Berlin, Book by David Ives and Paul Blake, Director Michelle Koenen, December
    THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK By Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett, Newly adapted by Wendy Kesselman, Director Danielle Kays, February
    LEND ME A TENOR By Ken Ludwig, Director Isaac McKenzieSullivan, March/April
    TUCK EVERLASTING Book by Claudia Shear and Tim Federle, Music by Chris Miller, Lyrics by Nathan Tysen, Director Matthew Michael, May

    2023

    MURDER ON THE ORIENT EXPRESS By Agatha Christie, Ken Ludwig, Directed by Nathan Crummett, October
    JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH Music and Lyrics by Benj Pasek & Justin Paul, Book by Timothy Allen McDonald, Directed by Andrea Gordon, December
    ALMOST, MAINE By John Cariani, Directed by Cass Manalastas, January
    NUNSENSE Book, Music, and Lyrics by Dan Goggin, Directed by Matthew Michael, March
    NOISES OFF By Michael Frayn, Directed by Emilie Brown, April
    THE ADDAMS FAMILY Book by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice, Music and Lyrics by Andrew Lippa, Directed by Michelle Koenen, June