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A play with traditional Christmas carols.
Performances: 7pm December 8 & 9

It’s ten days before Christmas, and 15-year-old Alex Norton is struggling. He’s always loved Christmas, but the shine has left his favorite holiday. He sees Christmas as nothing more than an over-hyped, greedy, present-grabbing time of year. Where is the peace in this season that’s suppose to be all about the Prince of Peace? Alex wants to believe in something... but what? Reluctantly, he participates in “Project Christmas” at his church, where members of his youth group are preparing items for the homeless. First, we get a glimpse of the younger children’s adorable Christmas pageant rehearsal, including a child in half a donkey costume (missing his better half!) and a herd of adorable sheep complaining about their itchy wool costumes. Still not warming up to the season, Alex is finally convinced by Angela, a young friend who Alex finds out is homeless, to realize that if you work to make this world a brighter and better place, the peace grows. Filled with warmth and laughter and brightened by traditional Christmas songs sung by the actors, a choir, or even your audience members, everyone touched by this play will find something in which they can truly... Believe!

A musical.
Performances: 7pm September 22 & 23

The story follows Cinderella, the daughter of a widowed aristocrat, who is forced to become a servant of her cruel stepmother and stepsisters, until Cinderella's fairy godmother grants her the chance to attend the royal ball and meet the prince. Complete with fun characters, fantastic music, and a minion of mice, Disney's Cinderella is a terrific show for youth of all ages.

A play.
Performances: 7pm October 27 & 28

Brady and his friends have been sponsoring a haunted house every year since high school, raising money for a good cause. This year they hit the jackpot when they got permission to use the old deserted mansion outside of town. As the play opens, their haunted house has just concluded a very successful run, but now it’s late and the ten of them are exhausted. They decide to go home and come back refreshed the next day to clean up. That is, if they can get home. In classic horror film fashion, the group discovers that the van won’t start, the phone line has been cut, there is no cell phone coverage, and a storm is moving in. Haunted house skeptic Ginger is certain she is the object of a practical joke. Then, after receiving a bump on the head, the imaginary thrills and chills of the haunted house become frighteningly real.