We’ve all experienced a strange mix of tragedy, comedy and drama in equal parts throughout our lives. We stumble and fall, but we get back up. We learn and we cry. And sometimes, all we can do is laugh. These are the universal themes that “Crimes of the Heart”...
Litefooter Audition Registration Form Rehearsal and Program Schedule Auditions for Disney’s Frozen JR.Presented by The Plaza TheatreMusic & lyrics by Kristen Anderson-Lopez & Robert LopezBook by Jennifer LeeBased on the Disney film written by Jennifer...
“Who done it?” is an expression frequently uttered when watching a murder mystery, but when watching “Clue: On Stage” at the Plaza Theatre you’ll also be laughing out loud just as frequently. We’re all familiar with “Clue” right? The famous Hasbro board...
The Plaza Theatre, on Monterey Square in Wharton, is proud to present Clue: On Stage, adapted from the Par-amount Pictures Motion Picture screenplay by Jonathan Lynn and the Hasbro board game. Directed by Reagan Wrench and Darin Mielke and presented by The Ya-Ya’s of...
A musical comedyBook by Michael StewartMusic & lyrics by Jerry HermanBased on the play “The Matchmaker” by Thornton WilderOriginal Production Directed and Choreographed by Gower ChampionProduced for the Broadway Stage by David Merrick and Champion Five,...
Auditions for Crimes of the Heart The Plaza Theatre proudly presents a comedy/drama by Beth Henley, Directed by Jami & Hughes & Mark Szafarz Presented though special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., New York Auditions & Registration: Feb 21...
🎬 🎥 🎭 CAST LIST ANNOUNCEMENT! We have chosen our cast for Clue: On Stage, and the positions have been filled as follows. Congratulations to everyone chosen! Director: Reagan Wrench Assistant Director: Darin Mielke Stage Manager: Quinn Wrench Wadsworth: Matthew Graff...
“You’ll shoot your eye out!” The casual recitation of this phrase alone brings to mind all the joy and laughs of the beloved film “A Christmas Story.” And now this classic tale takes the stage at the Plaza Theatre! If you’re not already familiar with the...
It’s been a trying year for most of us in America. Many of us have felt trapped, either by difficult situations or literal seclusion. So now more than ever, the themes of “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” really resonate with the audience. The play is a...
You may have heard of the movie called “Driving Miss Daisy” from 1989 starring Morgan Freeman, but did you know that it actually first appeared as a play? Written by American playwright Alfred Uhry, it debuted on the off-broadway stage in 1987. This powerful story set...
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