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| | ANTIGONE
by Sophocles
Nov 2-3 7pm, Nov 4 2pm , Nov 8-10 7pm, Nov. 11 2pm
Wickstrom Studio Theatre
After a bloody civil war, a young woman defies the state by burying her slain brother and consequences are felt by all. This timeless Greek tragedy portrays the conflict between law and religion, establishment and rebellion, maturity and youth. Antigone strikes at the heart of what is correct... and what is right. | Buy tickets | |
| | SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE
by Marc Norman and Tom Stoppard
Feb 15-16 7pm Feb 17, 2pm, Feb 21-23 7pm Feb 24 2pm
Wickstrom Studio Theatre
A young William Shakespeare, early in his career, is suffering from writer’s block—until he meets the woman who will inspire him to pen the greatest love story of all time. This whimsical comedy—full of verbal wit and physical humor—is based on the screenplay by the same title. The Centralia College production recreates the allure of the Elizabethan era, transporting audiences to Shakespeare’s time and place by staging the comedy on a replica of the Globe Theatre. | Buy tickets | |
| | WEST SIDE STORY
by Arthur Laurents, Leonard Bernstein, and Stephen Sondheim.
May 10-11 7pm, May 12 2pm, May 17-18 7pm, May 19, 2pm
Corbet Theatre
Two rival gangs fight for control of the upper west side of New York City: the white American "Jets" and the Puerto Rican "Sharks". Their turf war becomes complicated when one gang member falls in love with his rival's sister. This musical theatre classic retells the story of Romeo and Juliet, re-envisioned for the 1950s on New York City streets. Leonard Bernstein’s award-winning score features the songs "Tonight", "I Feel Pretty" and the Puerto Rican-inspired “America”. | Buy tickets | |