Category: THEATRE
Dracula
Play by Steven Dietz, based on Bram Stoker’s novel of the same name Directed by David Ballantyne...
The Father
Play by Florian Zeller. Translation by Christopher Hampton. The Verona Studio This play delivers!...
The Savannah Sipping Society by Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope, Jamie Wooten
In this charming and surprisingly moving comedy, four women who need to escape from their lives,...
From Time to Time, by the new Trill Production Company
What happens when time stops and our child self meets our adult self? From Time to Time by Joseph...
Martine Out of Time
We all feel ‘out of place’, ‘out of time’ at some stage in our lives but Martine Small lives and...
1984: A Cautionary Tale by Robert Owens, Wilton E. Hall, Jr., William A. Miles, Jr.
We might be familiar with the term ‘Big Brother’ from the popular television series, but this term...
The Forgiveness Tree, by Kathleen Tomko, @ Theatre 33
‘Ah world peace, but maybe all peace starts on an intimate level’. The character of Nobuo Fujita...
Shout! The Mod Musical -A Swinging 60s Sensation
The music of the swinging sixties is brought to the stage in the Enlightened Theatrics version of...
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October 2018
Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street
October 10-November 4. Sweeney Todd has become a bloody, worldwide success since being awarded eight Tonys, (including Best Musical) for its Broadway premiere. Stephen Sondheim's and Hugh Wheeler's (A Little Night Music, Pacific Overtures) tasty, thrilling, theatrical treat has simultaneously shocked, awed and delighted audiences across the world.
Find out more »Improv Comedy Class 101 • Drop-ins welcome!
Learn to improvise! We'll put the "da" in fundamentals. Capitol City Theater’s trained improvisers pass down years of stage-earned experience during improvisational-comedy workshops. Fears about performing in public evaporate during two-hour classes as pupils invent scenes and play games that require them to act without scripts or the telepathic connection to William Shakespeare’s ghost that guides most actors. During workshops, students master the basic tenets of improvisational comedy such as saying “yes, and…” to everything, and take the first step…
Find out more »Improv Comedy Class 101
Learn to improvise! We'll put the "da" in fundamentals. Capitol City Theater’s trained improvisers pass down years of stage-earned experience during improvisational-comedy workshops. Fears about performing in public evaporate during two-hour classes as pupils invent scenes and play games that require them to act without scripts or the telepathic connection to William Shakespeare’s ghost that guides most actors. During workshops, students master the basic tenets of improvisational comedy such as saying “yes, and…” to everything, and take the first step…
Find out more »Dracula at Pentacle Theatre
Get in the Halloween spirit by joining local Salem alumni for a production of "Dracula" at Pentacle Theatre! Penned by veteran American playwright Steven Dietz, this adaptation of the Bram Stoker classic features a Dracula who is "a brilliant, seductive, fanged beast waiting to suck the blood from your throat." - Playbill We'll plan to meet as a group at Willamette and then carpool out to Pentacle for an informal pre-show reception at the venue. Meet us at the Hatfield…
Find out more »The Bullying Collection
Ranging from tragic to comedic, this collection reveals a new perspective on an –unfortunately- common problem.
Find out more »Comedy Open Mic Night
A traditional Comedy Open Mic Night every Thursday. Think you're hilarious? Prove it! Fun to watch and fun to participate. FREE ADMISSION with two item minimum (does not have to be alcohol). 18+ Only. Sign up at 7:30pm when doors open with the host at the end of the bar. Show starts at 8pm
Find out more »Auditions for Distracted at Pentacle Theatre
What: Open auditions for DISTRACTED, written by Lisa Loomer. Directed by Lucas Hill and Isaac Joyce-Shaw. When: 1 p.m., Saturday, Oct. 20. Where: Pentacle Theatre 324 52nd Ave. NW, off Highway 22 About 6 miles west of downtown Salem, Oregon Casting: Five adult females, two adult males, one teen girl, one boy age 9-12. Excellent roles for versatile character actors able to play multiple parts. Auditions: This play contains mature language and adult situations. Actors will read from the script,…
Find out more »Salem Famous Improv Comedy
Salem's longest running show is just getting more and more hilarious. Doors open at 7 - show starts at 7:30pm. Come laugh at local seasoned professional comedians as they present our flagship show that is driven by your suggestions! Think 'Whose Line Is It Anyway' but with comedians based in Salem. Tickets cost $10 online and $12 at the door for adults. All students, military, and seniors 65+ with ID pay only $9. Kids under 12 are $6.
Find out more »Improv Comedy Class 101 • Drop-ins welcome!
Learn to improvise! We'll put the "da" in fundamentals. Capitol City Theater’s trained improvisers pass down years of stage-earned experience during improvisational-comedy workshops. Fears about performing in public evaporate during two-hour classes as pupils invent scenes and play games that require them to act without scripts or the telepathic connection to William Shakespeare’s ghost that guides most actors. During workshops, students master the basic tenets of improvisational comedy such as saying “yes, and…” to everything, and take the first step…
Find out more »Comedy Open Mic Night
A traditional Comedy Open Mic Night every Thursday. Think you're hilarious? Prove it! Fun to watch and fun to participate. FREE ADMISSION with two item minimum (does not have to be alcohol). 18+ Only. Sign up at 7:30pm when doors open with the host at the end of the bar. Show starts at 8pm
Find out more »Salem Famous Improv Comedy
Salem's longest running show is just getting more and more hilarious. Doors open at 7 - show starts at 7:30pm. Come laugh at local seasoned professional comedians as they present our flagship show that is driven by your suggestions! Think 'Whose Line Is It Anyway' but with comedians based in Salem. Tickets cost $10 online and $12 at the door for adults. All students, military, and seniors 65+ with ID pay only $9. Kids under 12 are $6.
Find out more »Improv Comedy Class 101 • Drop-ins welcome!
Learn to improvise! We'll put the "da" in fundamentals. Capitol City Theater’s trained improvisers pass down years of stage-earned experience during improvisational-comedy workshops. Fears about performing in public evaporate during two-hour classes as pupils invent scenes and play games that require them to act without scripts or the telepathic connection to William Shakespeare’s ghost that guides most actors. During workshops, students master the basic tenets of improvisational comedy such as saying “yes, and…” to everything, and take the first step…
Find out more »November 2018
Comedy Open Mic Night
A traditional Comedy Open Mic Night every Thursday. Think you're hilarious? Prove it! Fun to watch and fun to participate. FREE ADMISSION with two item minimum (does not have to be alcohol). 18+ Only. Sign up at 7:30pm when doors open with the host at the end of the bar. Show starts at 8pm
Find out more »Salem Famous Improv Comedy
Salem's longest running show is just getting more and more hilarious. Doors open at 7 - show starts at 7:30pm. Come laugh at local seasoned professional comedians as they present our flagship show that is driven by your suggestions! Think 'Whose Line Is It Anyway' but with comedians based in Salem. Tickets cost $10 online and $12 at the door for adults. All students, military, and seniors 65+ with ID pay only $9. Kids under 12 are $6.
Find out more »Improv Comedy Class 101 • Drop-ins welcome!
Learn to improvise! We'll put the "da" in fundamentals. Capitol City Theater’s trained improvisers pass down years of stage-earned experience during improvisational-comedy workshops. Fears about performing in public evaporate during two-hour classes as pupils invent scenes and play games that require them to act without scripts or the telepathic connection to William Shakespeare’s ghost that guides most actors. During workshops, students master the basic tenets of improvisational comedy such as saying “yes, and…” to everything, and take the first step…
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