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A fishing lodge in rural Georgia provides a much-needed holiday for Charlie, a painfully shy British gentleman. However, his plan for solitude turns hilariously awry when his friend introduces him as an exotic foreigner who doesn't understand any English. Soon, Charlie is in over his head as he unwittingly becomes the focal point of Southern hospitality and silent witness to an outrageous group of characters revealing mysterious schemes and scandals with hysterical and unexpected results.
Upcoming Shows
May 29 - June 15
An irreverent spoof of cliché detective B-movies, this hilarious comedy ambitiously stages wild thrills and spills traditionally reserved for the screen: plane crashes, car chases, icy mountain cliff hangers, sword fights, and even a naval sea battle. The story follows the kidnapping of an eccentric Professor and his synthetic diamond formula by evil German masterminds. To track down her missing father, the Professor’s daughter engages the services of ace detective and dashing hero Hugh ‘Bullshot’ Crummond – unaware that he is a dim-witted, blundering idiot.
July 24 - Aug 10
In a miracle among the total devastation of the Camp Fire to our community on November 8, 2018, our beloved little playhouse still stood. By way of celebration, we brought a very special installment of our popular Radioland shows to kick off our 2019 Season and be the first show back in the theatre after the fire. Opening on Valentine’s Day 2019, we lovingly titled it “A Love Letter to Paradise.” We gathered talented friends to put the show together under Jerry Miller’s masterful creative mind and in the process mended our broken hearts as we opened the doors to our friends and neighbors to share the music, the joy, the laughs, and the promise of the future as Paradise began to rise from the ashes. We’re thrilled to share this very special show again!
Sep 11 - Sep 28
It’s 1932 in Niagara Falls, Canada, where the rum-running business is at its peak. In the aftermath of the Crash, Irving Bubbalowe and his daughter, Honey, have risked everything they have to open a new gourmet restaurant. When their star - the renowned singing chef François LaPlouffe - fails to appear, tonight’s grand opening is suddenly placed in jeopardy. However, when unemployed chef Frank Plunkett wanders in looking for work, Honey persuades him to masquerade as the missing chef.
Together, we can create a theatre that not only entertains but also enlightens, challenges, and inspires. We invite you to join us in our journey towards a more inclusive and equitable artistic community.
