Step into a world of magic, knights, and adventure with this playful parody of King Arthur. When a mysterious sword appears stuck in a stone, no one can pull it free-until a young boy named Arthur does the impossible. Arthur teams up with the Wizard Merlin and a quirky group of knights for adventure and mayhem. Filled with quick wit and pure silliness, this timeless tale invites children to discover the legend of King Arthur and the (Almost) Round Table.



FALL BREAK CAMP | A PLAY IN A WEEK!

Join Emily Kees for a fun-filled week of theatre, creativity, and performance during Fall Break, October 12–16!

Ages 7–10 | 9:00 AM–12:00 PM
King Arthur and the Almost Round Table

The Play is from the Drama Notebook and will be rehearsed and brought to life in just ONE WEEK!

Camp Reminders:
• Wear shoes you can move in — no flip flops.
• Bring a water bottle.
• Drop-off and pick-up are at the 8th Street Doors.
• Please do not arrive more than 15 minutes before camp.

Come ready to play, create, collaborate, and make some theatre magic!

A Midsummer Camp’s Dream is a very modern adaptation of the Shakespeare classic, written in free verse with almost 100% new dialogue. Deep in the Catskill mountains, Camps Bluster and Hill-a-Wee are set into chaos as Theseus arrives to announce that he’s bought the land and must close one of the camps to make way for his new wife’s mansion and horse farm. His son Demetrius and fellow camper Lysander must now lead the boys in a winner take all talent show against the girls, led by Hermia and Helena, to determine which camp must be demolished at sunrise by Bottom and his comic crew of workers. All the while, King Oberon is vexed by his queen and sets his trusty aid, Puck, to scatter magic, confusion, and a good dose of laughs across the forest.

FALL BREAK CAMP | A PLAY IN A WEEK!

Join Emily Kees for a fun-filled week of theatre, creativity, and performance during Fall Break, October 12–16!

Ages 11–14 | 1:00–4:00 PM

A Midsummer Camp’s Dream (Shakespeare)

The play is from Drama Notebook and will be rehearsed and brought to life in just ONE WEEK!

Camp Reminders:

• Wear shoes you can move in — no flip flops.

• Bring a water bottle.

• Drop-off and pick-up are at the 8th Street Doors.

• Please do not arrive more than 15 minutes before camp.

Come ready to play, create, collaborate, and make some theatre magic!

Explore the craft of acting for today’s stage and screen in Adult Acting: Modern and Contemporary, taught by Dr. Jack Wann. This class focuses on contemporary texts, helping adult actors develop authentic performances, strong character choices, and emotional depth. Through scene work, exercises, and feedback, students will build confidence, refine technique, and learn how to connect with modern audiences, Perfect for beginners and experienced actors alike, this class offers practical tools to elevate your performance skills. Classes will meet Wednesdays at 7:00 pm at SCCT unless otherwise stated.

Step into a world of magic, mystery, and unexpected romance with The Scarecrow, Percy MacKaye’s celebrated tragicomedy inspired by Nathaniel Hawthorne’s classic short story Feathertop. Set against the backdrop of Puritan New England, this enchanting tale follows a humble scarecrow brought to life by a witch and transformed into a gentleman to carry out a daring deception.

But when he falls in love, his journey becomes one of self-discovery, forcing him to confront questions of identity, truth, and what it truly means to be human. Filled with wit, heart, and timeless themes, The Scarecrow remains one of the most imaginative and moving plays ever to grace the stage. A major theatrical success that premiered on Broadway in 1911, this beloved classic continues to captivate audiences more than a century later.

Don’t miss your chance to experience this unforgettable story live. Tickets go on sale to the public on October 2. Secure your seats and discover why The Scarecrow has enchanted theatergoers for generations.

TICKETS GO ON SALE TO THE PUBLIC NOVEMBER 12TH. UNTIL THEN ONLY FLEX PASS PATRONS CAN ACCESS RESERVATIONS WITH A COUPON CODE.

Celebrate the magic of the holiday season with the timeless story of It’s a Wonderful Life, a heartwarming tale that has inspired generations with its message of hope, friendship, and the extraordinary impact of an ordinary life.

Follow George Bailey, a man who has spent his life helping others, as he faces his greatest challenge and begins to wonder if his life has truly mattered. In his darkest hour, an angel named Clarence arrives to show George just how many lives he has touched and how different the world would be without him. Along the way, George discovers a powerful truth: the greatest measure of a life is not wealth or success, but the people we love and the lives we change.

Filled with warmth, humor, and unforgettable moments, this beloved Christmas classic is a perfect holiday tradition for families, friends, and theater lovers of all ages. Its uplifting message reminds us that every life has value and that, as Clarence wisely writes, “No man is a failure who has friends.”

Make this inspiring story part of your holiday season and experience the joy, laughter, and heartfelt emotion that have made It’s a Wonderful Life a cherished favorite for generations.

Tickets go on sale to the public November 12. Mark your calendar and secure your seats for this unforgettable holiday event!

YOU MUST PURCHASE THE DINNER TICKET TO RESERVE SEATS IN SECTION A FOR THE SHOW AND DINNER ON DECEMBER 4TH. Unpurchased tickets in section A will be released on November 27th. Thank you!

The dinner is a traditional holiday dinner with Turkey, Smashed Potatoes, Green Beans, Bread Pudding, Salad, and a signature cocktail! The dinner is catered by Linda Aldridge and The All the Way Shoppe!

One-hour Personal Acting Coaching Sessions with instructor Clint Gill and flexible session times. Whether you are preparing to audition, working on a specific role, or simply want to improve as an actor, take advantage of this opportunity for one-on-one coaching and education tailored to your specific goals and schedule. The cost is $60 per hour or $300 for a 6-session package.

Peter Shaffer’s Amadeus is a reimagining of the lives of Antonio Salieri and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. The play, brought to life with the music of Mozart, is a tale of jealousy and betrayal…and perhaps even murder. Tickets go on sale to the public January 8.

Orphaned James is forced to live with cruel aunts, but a magical potion grows a giant peach, which he enters to find human-sized, talking insects (Grasshopper, Spider, Centipede, etc.). They escape by rolling the peach into the ocean, then travel the world facing sharks and challenges, using teamwork and creativity (and seagulls!) to survive. Youth production. Tickets go on sale to the public February 19.

Twelfth Night is a Shakespearean romantic comedy about love, mistaken identity, and disguise. Viola, separated from her twin Sebastian, dresses as a boy and works for the Duke Orsino, whom she falls in love with. Orsino is in love with the Countess Olivia, and sends Viola to court her for him, but Olivia falls for Viola instead. Sebastian arrives, causing a flood of mistaken identity. "If music be the fruit of love, play on" - Duke Orsino.