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All Shows 7:30PM,
Sunday Matinees 4:00PM with Occasional 2PM (see below)
Theatre Season Ticket: Adult Ticket: 7 performances for $100
Senior Ticket: 7 performances for $85
Student Ticket: 7 for $60
Ticket Prices include all fees
CLICK HERE FOR THEATRE SEATING CHART
CLICK HERE FOR AUDITORIUM SEATING CHART
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SEPTEMBER 18, 19
Whitefish Performing Arts Center |
TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD
by Christopher Sergel
The Montana Repertory Theatre presents one of America’s
best-loved books, celebrating Harper Lee's Pulitzer
Prize-winning novel’s fiftieth anniversary of its
publication. Christopher Sergel's stage adaptation of
Ms. Lee's classic story continues to compel and delight
viewers worldwide with its warmth, wit, and wisdom.
“Full houses, exceptional performances, and an
outstanding company. All get the highest marks” Rick
Shiller, Lufkin, Texas. |
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www.montanarep.org |
$20 ADULTS $18
SENIORS $6 STUDENTS
ALL SEATS RESERVED
APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AGES
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OCTOBER 16-18, 23-25 |
YOU
CAN'T TAKE IT WITH YOU
by Moss Hart
and George S. Kaufman
From two pioneers of classic American comedy, this is
the story of the wild and zany Sycamore family of
free-spirited artists and oddball entrepreneurs. This
1936 Pulitzer Prize winner is one of the most popular
and successful plays of modern times. “A classic play
infused with the joy of living” “The best comedy these
authors have written” New York Times. |
$15 ADULTS $12
SENIORS $8 STUDENTS
October 16-17,23-24 7:30pm
October 18,25 4pm
ALL SEATS RESERVED
APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AGES
Sneak Preview - October 15 7:30pm
$8 General Admission Tickets
(only sold at the door)
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OCTOBER 30 |
DRAGON ART STUDIO
This unique cultural presentation blends puppetry and
music with elegance, humor and special effects to create
a beautiful theatrical event. Chinese rod puppetry,
seldom seen here in America, is an ancient art form
revered throughout China. Dragon Art puppeteers Yuqin
Wang and Zhengli Xu were honored by the National
Endowment for the Arts, which presented them with the
2004 National Heritage Fellowship Award, the highest
honor our nation gives to folk and traditional artists.
While giving a special insight into Chinese folklore and
culture, this puppet show will delight and enthrall all
ages. |
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www.dragonartstudio.com |
$12 ADULTS $10
SENIORS $6 STUDENTS
ALL SEATS RESERVED
APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AGES
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DECEMBER 4, 5, 6, 11, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20 |
THE WIZARD OF OZ
by L. Frank
Baum, adapted by Frank Gabrielson
Join Dorothy and her friends on the yellow
brick road…to Oz. This musical holiday show will
transport you “beyond the rainbow.” Come join Dorothy,
the Scarecrow, the Tinman, and the Cowardly Lion as they
travel the universe of Dorothy’s imagination. From this
American classic, author Terry McMillan learned about
courage, about ``being afraid but doing whatever it was
you set out to do anyway” Chicago Sun Times. |
December 4-5, 11-12, 18-19 7:30pm
December 6, 13, 20 4pm
December 12 2pm
$18 ADULTS $16 SENIORS
$12 STUDENTS
ALL SEATS RESERVED
APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AGES
Sneak Preview - Dec. 3 7:30pm
$8 General Admission Tickets
(only sold at the door)
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MARCH 5-7, 12-14 |
THE CLEAN HOUSE
by Sarah Ruhl
Lane is a busy doctor with a Brazilian cleaning lady
named Matilde who doesn’t like to clean and dreams of
being a comedienne. The doctor’s sister is obsessed with
cleanliness and volunteers to clean for her. The
doctor’s husband leaves her for an older woman and . . .
The plot may sound like a bizarre soap opera, but this
modern work is a warm-hearted and whimsical look at
class, comedy and the nature of love. “As Ms. Ruhl’s
compassionate comedy argues, the best things in life — a
sublime joke, a fulfilling purpose, a soul mate, even a
satisfactory death — are infinitely worth waiting for”
The New York Times. |
$15 ADULTS $12
SENIORS $8 STUDENTS
March 5-6, 12-13 7:30pm
March 7, 14 4pm
ALL SEATS RESERVED
SUITABLE FOR OLDER STUDENTS AND ADULTS
Sneak Preview - March 4 7:30pm
$8 General Admission Tickets
(only sold at the door)
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APRIL 30 - MAY 1, MAY 7-8 |
WILLIE WONKA JR.
by Roald Dahl
Willy Wonka is a scrumdidilyumptious children’s musical
guaranteed to delight everyone’s sweet tooth. In this
delightful story, a poor boy Charlie Bucket is taken on
a tour of the chocolate factory, along with four
somewhat odious children. Here is where snozzberries
taste like, well, snozzberries, and every kid’s dream
comes true. In a troubled world looking for escape, let
Willy Wonka take you on a fantasy ride into the land of
pure imagination. |
$15 ADULTS $12
SENIORS $8 STUDENTS
April 30-May 1, May 7-8 7:30pm
May 2,9 4pm
ALL SEATS RESERVED
APPROPRIATE FOR ALL AGES
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JUNE 3-5, 10 -12 |
THE
MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP (a penny dreadful)
by Charles
Ludlum
This is a campy tribute to old style melodramas. Set in
an old Victorian mansion and an Egyptian tomb, this
side-splitting gothic spoof is performed by two actors
playing eight roles. “The script veers crazily from
Bronte to Bronte, borrows a bit of du Maurier’s Rebecca
and recycles Shakespeare. In this horror parody, even a
bouquet of wolfsbane could not keep laughter from the
door” The New York Times. |
$18 ADULTS $16
SENIORS and STUDENTS
Cabaret Theatre
Table or mezzanine seating with food and drink available
for purchase.
ALL SEATS RESERVED
SUITABLE FOR OLDER STUDENTS AND ADULTS
Sneak Preview - June 3 7:30pm
$8 General Admission Tickets
(only sold at the door)
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