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PO Box 2606

Blowing Rock, NC 28605 Phone 828-414-1844 or 828-919-6196

Upcoming Shows and events

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May 2011

Saturday Kids Theatre Series (May - August)

June thru September 2011 Mainstage Shows

Catfish Moon by Laddy Sartin (June 17 through July 3)

Dead Certain by Macus Lloyd (July 9 through July 19)

Pageant Play by Matthew Wilkas & Mark Setlock (July 29 through August 14)

Going to See the Elephant (August 26 through September 11)

by Karen Hensel and Elana Kent, Patti Johns, Patti Johns, Sylvia Meredith,

Elizabeth Shaw and Laura Toffenetti

Summer Theatre Camps

Informal Play Readings, Staged Play Readings

October 2011

Staged Radio Play

Scheduled for November 2011 and beyond;

ALL OF THE ABOVE AND MORE!

An hour long live theatre experience for kids featuring the Ensemble Stage Imagination Trunk, a live play performance, pre- and post- show games and the kids get a free activity package to take home.

The old fishing pier out on Cypress Lake was the favorite hangout for three best friends when they were kids. Now older, the pressures of life have eroded the closeness between them. On the pier, the weight of adulthood is lifted by laughter and their love of fishing and the men discover that life is too precious and short to let true friendship get away.

An out-of-work actor is hired by a reclusive, theater-obsessed former dancer to privately act out a play she has written. Is her play just an artistic endeavor or is it something far more sinister? Truth and fiction become almost inseparably entangled in a resulting game of ultimate revenge in this edge-of-your-seat thriller.

Welcome to the hilarious and surreal world of child beauty pageants. One mother will do anything to make sure her little angel wins but a newcomer to the pageant circuit shows up and starts grabbing all the glory. Witness the insane lengths mothers will go to ensure their own four year old daughter reigns supreme in the world of glitz, glamour, and really...really small teeth caps.

In the Kansas wilderness of 1878, four frontier women wrest a living from the stubborn soil. As they cope with wolf attacks, a constant fear of Indians, and the dismal isolation of the prairie, they talk of crossing the next hill to see what lies on the other side, or, "going to see the elephant." A story of strife, sacrifice, family and humor that reminds us the frontier was not tamed by men alone.