Whoa. Kinda fell off the radar there for a wee bit. Sorry. Things have been, as always, busy. We closed Prelude to a Kiss and realized it was one of our best selling productions of all time. It’s amazing to see that each show we produce in our new space does so well, far surpassing the turnout we’ve had in the past. We’re beginning to wonder if we’re going to outgrow our space!

Rehearsals have started for Golden Boy and the design team has come up with some deliciously dark ideas for this film noir style, 1930’s play. The cast makes us giddy, they’re so awesome. Can’t wait for Opening Night on June 21, but you’ll have to if you don’t already have your tickets: we’re sold out.

We also have some exciting news about Shakespeare this year but are still working out the kinks. We can tell you that it’s not what you’re expecting but other than that, you get to sit and ponder what the heck we’re up to.

The offices are expanding as we try to find space for all the people we have working with us. We now have three desks in the main office and are carving out space in the conference room for the others. It’s thrilling to have some many artist working to help the theatre grow.

Upcoming is the Ensemble Retreat where our favorite actors will get together to work on their craft and talk about the future of the company, a topic that is in a lovely space of flux as new opportunities keep cropping up. Things just keep changing around here and all of it in a most excellent way. So far the only thing that hasn’t changed is the quality of the work. For that, we’re steady on.

We’d love to hear from you about your experience with the theatre. So far the only comments we’ve gotten on this here blog have been of the spam variety, but please drop in and say hi anytime. Just hit the comment link and tell us your thoughts. We hope to see you in the theatre soon!

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