“This show is just a fun show. It is so light-hearted, there is nothing serious about it. I sit in rehearsal every night and smile until my face hurts because it’s so much fun to watch.”
The Sapulpa Community Theatre (124 S. Water Street) has sold its last ticket for the highly-anticipated Christmas play, “A Dickens’ Christmas Carol.”
This family-friendly comedy about a production of the traditional “Christmas Carol” going haywire is sure to draw a crowd.
Lovers of laughter will be glad to hear that the theatre is returning to its charm in Neil Simon’s “Rumors,” directed by Kim Rutherford in her directorial debut.
The new show about a mentally-disabled man who undergoes experimental brain surgery to increase his intelligence, is really making waves.
Something is happening to the world’s greatest authors—they’re dying in a way that seems…familiar. This star-studded cast is opening the 2022 season with a series of very memorable performances.
This made-for-Sapulpa production is undoubtedly one of the wackiest Christmas shows you’ll ever see!
The last chance to see “The Fate of Fairchild Farm” will be Saturday at 7:30pm. Get details on how to get tickets inside.
The new show will be played by two separate casts and will run two full weekends starting May 14th, and then will run every Saturday night through the end of June.
The cancellation means there will be no showing of “The Importance of Being Uncle Roscoe” this December.
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