
The winning entry of the 2012 McLaren Memorial Comedy Playwriting Competition will keep you on the edge of your seat with laughter. This charming show follows a newly engaged couple as they navigate perplexing relationships with extended family and the quirky nuances of a less-than-thrilled mother-in- law, a runaway sibling, and an impotent father. *Learn more about MCT memberships by clicking on the "Support" link above..

Magical Malevolence in Midland or You Wanna Pull a Rabbit Outta My What??!!?? The advance reservations are being taken now. Contact the Box Office if you need the reservation form. Kick-Off Party: April 21st starting at 3:00 p.m. at the Yucca Theatre (Downtown Midland) Auditions to follow.

This Pickwick Player’s summer musical is a satire on American society set in 1958. Inspired by the phenomenon of popular singer Elvis Presley, this captivating show follows rock and roll singer Conrad Birdie, who has been drafted to the army. As a farewell, the rock and roll star is scheduled to sing Albert Peterson’s “One Last Kiss” and kiss his biggest fan from Sweet Apple, Ohio live on the Ed Sullivan Show. However, Conrad’s hip thrusting makes more than one man in town uncomfortable. *Learn more about MCT memberships by clicking on the "Support" link above.

In this spoof on private-eye movies, the laughs are fast and furious as private eye Harry Monday investigates three murders at Peaceful Pines Sanitarium where he finds it tough going when he’s called to determine who killed an old sea captain, a ventriloquist and a tramp. Throw in an Indian, a Swedish gardener, and a disgruntled nurse and the confusion multiplies. This lightning-paced comedic murder mystery comes complete with its own lightning as a storm blows out all the fuses and the murders keep coming. *Learn more about MCT memberships by clicking on the "Support" link above.

Experience the rare combination of riotous farce and a touching love story as a man wakes up in the bridal suite on the morning of his wedding to find an attractive girl in bed beside him with his bride-to-be about to arrive any moment. As panic ensues to get the stranger dressed and out of the way, the bride arrives, the girl is trapped in the bathroom, the best man pretends the hidden girl is his girlfriend, his real girlfriend has to be kept ignorant of the fact, and the wedding party finds themselves in an uncomfortable predicament. *Learn more about MCT memberships by clicking on the "Support" link above.

If you loved Summer Mummers then this is the event for you! Our actors have spent the entire summer honing their improvisational skills. We can't hold them back much longer, so get a babysitter, gather all of yours friends, and join us for this night of side-splitting comedy. Not recommended for anyone under 16. The MCT Box Office is located at the Cole Theatre 2000 W Wadley. The performance will be held at the Yucca Theatre 208 N Colorado (Downtown Midland)

Set in Greenwich Village, this musical flashes back to the career of opera singer Florence Foster Jenkins, a wealthy socialite with a famously uncertain sense of pitch who is under the delusion that she was a great coloratura soprano when she was in fact incapable of producing two consecutive notes in tune. She uses her own wealth to produce off-key recitals that become the talk of New York, earning her cultish fame, and culminating in a sold-out performance in Carnegie Hall. This hilarious and poignant musical is sure to keep you entertained.

This well-known and much-loved musical, based on the Little Orphan Annie comic strip, is set in the municipal orphanage on the Lower East Side of New York in December of 1933 when America is deep in the midst of the Great Depression. The orphanage serves as the drab home of eleven-year-old Annie for all but the first two months until she is saved from the antics of the evil Miss Agatha Hannigan, the mean-tempered spinster who is in charge, when Annie is selected to spend time at the residence of the wealthy Oliver “Daddy” Warbucks. *Learn more about MCT memberships by clicking on the "Support" link above.