Posts Tagged ‘Theatre’
Summer Camp: The Blockbuster Picture Show: From Screen to Stage
Lights. Camera. Action… live. In The Blockbuster Picture Show: From Screen to Stage, campers ages 8–18 recreate iconic movie moments, songs, and scenes in a one-week cinematic stage spectacular. Camp runs Monday, August 3 through Friday, August 7, from 10:00 AM–3:00 PM daily
Read MoreBackwards
What happens when Broadway’s casting rules get turned completely upside down? Backwards Broadway is a one-night-only cabaret featuring performers singing the songs they were never meant to sing—but have always dreamed of performing. From age-defying anthems to roles traditionally cast for a different gender, voice type, or character, this is a celebration of musical theatre…
Read MoreCanterbury Tales Auditions
Journey back to the Middle Ages and step into the lively, hilarious, and unforgettable world of The Canterbury Tales! The Performing Arts Community Center is holding auditions for our upcoming theatrical production of this classic collection of stories, filled with colorful characters, clever humor, romance, adventure, and timeless tales told by a band of travelers…
Read MoreCreative Arts Camp
Mission Waco’s Creative Arts Programs are hosting a theater-art camp this Summer July 6-10th from 10:00-3:00!! Kids ages 8-18 will get to write, produce, direct, and develop set design for their own play!! It will be a super fun time where kids get to channel their creativity!
Read MoreA Chorus Line
One of the most celebrated musicals ever written: raw, thrilling, and filled with the kind of honesty that hits you right in the chest. Set on a bare Broadway stage, it begins with a simple premise: a group of dancers auditioning for a place in the chorus. But what unfolds is something far more powerful. One…
Read MoreBarefoot in the Park
One of the greatest romantic comedies ever written: warm, sparkling, and just honest enough to know that love is never quite as tidy as the wedding promised. Neil Simon’s classic follows newlyweds Corie and Paul Bratter as they move into their first New York apartment, a fifth-floor walk-up with too many problems, too little space,…
Read MoreMel Brooks’ The Producers
When down-on-his-luck producer Max Bialystock and his nervous accountant Leo Bloom realize they could make more money from a flop than a hit, they set out to create the worst musical in Broadway history. The problem is that their guaranteed disaster becomes a sensation, and suddenly the scam of the century turns into a full-scale…
Read MoreAnnie
One of the most beloved musicals of all time, a joyful, funny, and deeply uplifting story about hope refusing to quit. Winner of 7 Tony Awards including Best Musical, this Broadway classic has charmed generations with its irresistible humor, big heart, and unforgettable score. The New York Times called it “An exhilarating, heartwarming show.” Set in 1930s New…
Read MoreWait Until Dark
This is the kind of thriller that gets you in the mood for Halloween by turning an ordinary New York apartment into a place of pure dread. Frederick Knott’s classic suspense play follows Susy Hendrix, a woman who has recently lost her sight and suddenly finds herself trapped in a deadly game with con men…
Read MoreCome From Away
Few days are more important in America’s 250 years than September 11, 2001, and Come From Away does something remarkable with that history. It asks us to witness the humanity that rose in response. Set in the days after 9/11, the musical tells the true story of 7,000 airline passengers unexpectedly grounded in Gander, Newfoundland,…
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