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| | The Drowsy Chaperone
When an avid theatre buff places an old record on his phonograph, his favorite 1928 Broadway show comes to life in his living room. A loving satire of old musicals, THE DROWSY CHAPERONE hilariously pulls one show-stopping production number after another out of – the refrigerator. A parade of zany characters spills onto the stage: the lovable movie star, and her besotted bridegroom, a bumbling best man, a desperate movie producer, ditsy hostess, wise-cracking butler, gangsters in disguise, a Latin Lothario, and an inebriated chaperone will all sing and dance their way into your heart.
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| | Chicken Wars: Raccoon Strikes Back
Edith, Erma, Ellie and Big Jake find their home invaded by outsiders who bring new strains of hilarity to the chicken yard. New alliances and old enemies test the strength of our fine feathered friends.
Children's Show
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| | Tom, Dick & Harry
In this hilarious story of three brothers, Tom and his wife are about to adopt a baby. His brothers are anxious to help make a good impression on the woman from the agency who has arrived to check on the home and lifestyle of the prospective parents. Unfortunately Dick, who has stashed boxes of smuggled brandy and cigarettes in the house, and Harry, who is in possession of a cadaver he is planning to sell illegally to a medical school, fail miserably. The adoption agency representative is aghast – and the stow-away immigrants who do not speak English are no help at all!
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| | The Emperor’s New Clothes
The famous vain Emperor is obsessed with the newest, the fanciest, the most beautiful clothes — but at what cost to his citizens and reputation? His hardworking maids narrate as the arrogant Emperor is conned by two hucksters into parading through town in his special “birthday suit.”
Children's Show
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| | Company Cabaret
These semi-annual events are fun evenings of music and comedy. Every member of the company gets a chance to perform their favorite contemporary or classic show tune.
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| | An Evening with Cheyenne Nelson
MRT Favorite (Patsy Cline, Miss Mona, Reno Sweeny) Cheyenne Nelson returns to the Royal Theatre for a night of musical fun. Jazz, Country, Gospel and Comedy all come natural to this entertaining performer. Cheyenne will welcome some special guests and be backed by a combo of talented musicians.
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| | Dearly Departed
This deliciously hilarious comedy deals with a group of small town southerners, trying to get through a family funeral without causing even more grief. When the Patriarch of the Turpin family keels over dead in the first scene, the struggle to get him buried involves the whole clan, including the not-so-grieving widow who wants to put “mean and surly” on the tombstone. Despite the comedic efforts of this family to pull themselves together for the funeral, their other problems keep overshadowing the solemn occasion: oldest son, Ray-Bud, drinks himself silly as the funeral bills mount, Junior, the younger son, is juggling financial ruin, a pack of unruly kids and a wife who suspects him of infidelity in the family car, and their unmarried sister, Delightful, continues to seek consolation by eating junk food. Amidst the chaos, the Turpin family turns to an eccentric community of misfits for comfort, and they just manage to pull everyone together through their hours of need.
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| | Junie B. Jones: The Musical
Junie B. Jones is one busy first-grader! Between new friends, getting glasses and not being allowed to play in the kickball tournament, she has a lot going on in this rollicking musical for the whole family.
Children's Show
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| | On Golden Pond
For forty-eight years, Norman Thayer and his energetic wife, Ethel, have been spending the summers at their lakeside home on Golden Pond, fishing and watching for loons. This year, their divorced daughter, Chelsea, her new fiancé and his thirteen year old son make an unexpected visit. When Norman develops an unlikely friendship with the boy, it reinvigorates the grumpy retired professor and highlights the rocky relationship between this father and his now middle-aged daughter. As the summer days grow short, there is still time for their family to heal, and to rediscover the joys in everyday life.
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| | Church Basement Ladies: Away in the Basement
Those charming Church Basement Ladies are back for the holidays with more of their musical comedy merriment. AWAY IN THE BASEMENT finds the gals in 1959, helping the kids get ready for their Sunday School Christmas program. As they discuss the politics of the pageant and mend old bathrobe costumes, little do the ladies know what surprises are in store for them, especially as the widowed pastor contemplates spending Christmas with someone new.
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| | Holiday Cabaret
These semi-annual events are fun evenings of music and comedy. Every member of the company gets a chance to perform their favorite contemporary or classic show and holiday tunes.
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