February 5 – March 6, 2010

Twelve year old Dorothy Gale dreams of escaping the monotony of Kansas farm life for what lies over the rainbow. Following an accident with a twister, Dorothy finds herself in the magical land of Oz surrounded by a host of captivating characters including a heartless tin man, a brainless scarecrow and a cowardly lion. Together they follow the yellow brick road where Dorothy discovers there's no place like home and struggles to return to the life she once loathed.

Recommended for the whole family

Auditions: December 5-7, 2009

March 12 – April 3, 2010

Five unforgettable Southern women who met on their college swim team rekindle their relationships every summer at the same beach cottage on North Carolina's Outer Banks. Each year group leader Sheree, sweet Jeri Neal, overachiever Dinah, self-centered Lexie and chaotic Vernadette escape husbands, kids and jobs in order to provide each other with laughs and love in this hilarious and touching story about friendships that last forever.

Recommended for those 8 and up due to language and adult situations

Auditions: January 25-26, 2010

For her 13th birthday, Anne Frank is gifted a diary to record her thoughts and dreams. When her Jewish family is forced into hiding to escape German persecution, she writes intimately about coming of age as a victim of the Holocaust during World War II. In this gripping adaptation, newly discovered writings from The Diary of Anne Frank create a transcendently powerful first-hand account of the facts, fears and frustrations felt by Jewish populations under Nazi rule.

Recommended for the whole family.

Presented by the Pickwick Players

Virtually in Love is a whimsical journey to finding a full life in a complex world. How do you balance the advice of single friends, playing the field, the well-meaning interference of family and the demands of the workplace all while navigating the world wide web in a bid to find happiness that may be closer than you know??!!

Recommended for those 12 and up due to language and adult situations

Auditions: March 28-29, 2010

This powerful rock opera tells the story of Jesus Christ through a contemporary interpretation of parables taken from the Gospel of St. Matthew. When a group of ten young people struggles to find common ground, events such as the Baptism, the Last Supper and the Passion of Christ encourage them to shed differences and joyfully follow their leader to create a loving and supportive community. Modern music set to traditional
hymn lyrics completes this fascinating portrayal of the historical Jesus Christ.

Recommended for the whole family.

Presented by the Pickwick Players.

A hilarious tale of overachievers' angst, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee relays a story of the unlikeliest of heroes. Six quirky kids in the throes of puberty overseen by three equally quirky adults enter a spelling competition, vying for the title of a lifetime. This charming group of outsiders learn that winning isn’t everything and that losing doesn’t necessarily make you a loser.

Recommended to those 12 and up due to language and adult situations.

Auditions: July 25-26, 2010

October 1-16, 2010

At 43 years old, Reuben is the last member of the Soady clan never to bag a buck during the family's annual deer hunting pilgrimage to their ramschackle deer camp. Nicknamed the "Buckless Yooper", Reuben is desperate to escape his past misfortune and make this hunting season count. Encountering mystical powers and other strange escapades round out this hysterical journey set in Michigan's Upper Peninsula.

Recommended for those 12 and up due to language and adult situation

Auditions: August 15-16, 2010

October 22 – November 13, 2010

Mabee Theatre II

A harshly conservative nun suspects a nurturing priest has abused a male student at St. Nicholas Church School in the Bronx. Believing the boy wasn't his first victim and fearing he won't be the last, Sister Aloysius will take any necessary measures to protect the children she believes are in danger, even if that means escaping the laws of the church and facing excommunication. Set in 1964, the play exposes the dangers of certainty as
well as the virtues of doubt.

Recommended for those 12 and up due to language and adult situation

Auditions: August 29-30, 2010

November 19 – December 18, 2010

Davis Theatre I

Irving Berlin’s White Christmas tells the story of two showbiz buddies in their quest to find work during the frightening economic difficulties of the Second World War. When the two find love along with a prosperous show in a picturesque Vermont inn, nostalgic scenery and images capture universal ideals and will leave you merry and bright while longing for Christmas snowfall.

Recommended for the whole family.

Auditions: October 2-4, 2010

January 15 & 16 and October 9 

Are you missing Summer Mummers? Come join us at the Yucca Theatre for an eveining of laughter. This show in not recommended for children under 16.

June 11 – September 4, 2010 

The 61st edition of our summer fundraiser includes our melodrama and movie - come cheer the hero and boo the villain - and the world famous olio.

Recommended for 16 and up due to language and adult situations

Auditions: April 25-27, 2010

McLaren Festival

August 7, 2010

Mabee Theatre II

The internationally acclaimed McLaren Memorial Comedy Playwrighting Competition was established in 1989, and since its inception over 1,700 new works have been submitted.  Midland Community Theatre will present the finalists in a Reader’s Theatre format and allow audience members to help us select the winner of this year’s competition.

Auditions: July 2010

April 23 – May 1, 2010

Book, Music and Lyrics by Richard O’Brien

Recommended for adults due to language and adult situations

Auditions: February 28-March 1, 2010