March 28 - April 19

A wildly imaginative comedy, by Sarah Ruhl.

When a lonely woman named Jean discovers that a stranger has died next to her in a coffee shop, she can’t resist answering his constantly ringing cell home. She suddenly finds herself as comforter and confessor to the man’s grieving friends and family, and before she knows it, Jean is ensnarled in the dead man’s bizarre life. Dead Man’s Cell Phone is a wickedly funny satire on life and relationships in a technologically obsessed world.

YOU’LL ALWAY BE WITH ME WHEN I SING
100 years of Shirley

May 24, 7:30 pm

with Music Director Sami Scott and Surprise Guests

After several sold out shows, over 10 years, Russ returns continuing with the beautiful story of his parents.  This time, Russ celebrates 100 years of his mother,  Shirley.

 Two years ago, Russ celebrated his Dad, Carl with 100 years of TAILGUNNER CARL.

Please join Russ Goeltenbodt and his Musical Director Sami Scot with his Mom's beautiful story through music.

 Shirley's life included being the eldest of 5 children during the Depression with a lot of responsibility and becoming a matriarch at a very early age., falling in love that lasted 57 years, raising a family, working in retail,  and sharing her kindness.

This will be a special show will be filled with laughter, tears and surprise guests.

June 20 - 29

A musical comedy tribute to the harmonic Boy's bands of the early 50s and 60s. Forever Plaid is the story of four young guys, Sparky, Smudge, Jinx and Frankie, who have been practicing in the basement of Smudge’s family’s plumbing supply company, dreaming about success. On the way to their first big gig at the airport Hilton, they get into an unfortunate accident with a school bus. But they return to Earth to present their final concert and hopefully earn a place in the heavens forever.

Will they overcome asthma, ulcers, nerves, and forgotten lyrics? Will they find the perfect chord? With a warmth and cleverness, Forever Plaid is a delightful, mischievous, and unashamedly heartwarming homage to the sweet and innocent sounds of the ‘50s and the ‘60s and features popular hits such as “Three Coins in the Fountain,” “16 Tons,” and “Love Is a Many-Splendored Thing”.

Written and Originally Directed and Choreographed by Stuart Ross
Musical Continuity Supervision and Arrangements by James Raitt
Originally Produced by Gene Wolsk