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  • 12 Angry Jurors

    12 Angry Jurors
    thru Sun. Jun 28th, 2009

    at Ripple Theater

    Destiny Theatre Company (who brought you hit stage plays like Bessie’s Blues, Black Nativity and Waiting To Be Invited)presents the Chattanooga premier of the acclaimed drama “12 ANGRY JURORS” a smash hit dramatic stage play adapted by Sherman Sergel based on the Emmy award-winning television movie 12 Angry Men by Reginald Rose. “12 ANGRY JURORS” is an...

  • Psycho Beach Party

    Psycho Beach Party
    thru Sat. Jul 18th, 2009

    at Chattanooga Theatre Centre

    Imagine “Gidget” crossed with “Sybil” and you’ve got an idea of the goings on in this circa '62 Malibu Beach spoof. Info and photo via theatrecenter.org.

  • Short Attention Span Theatre

    thru Sun. Jun 21st, 2009

    at Ensemble Theatre

    Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga presents our version of the value meal, short attention span theatre, "eight short plays. One low price." June 5th through 21st; Friday at 7:30 p.m., Saturday and Sunday at 3 p.m. Playwrights: Garry Lee Posey (Chattanooga), John E. Bromels (Cincinnati), Rob Smith and Derek Van Barham (Chicago), and Marco Ramirez (Miami/New...

  • 12 Angry Jurors

    12 Angry Jurors
    thru Sun. Jun 21st, 2009

    at Ripple Theater

    Destiny Theatre Company (who brought you hit stage plays like Bessie’s Blues, Black Nativity and Waiting To Be Invited)presents the Chattanooga premier of the acclaimed drama “12 ANGRY JURORS” a smash hit dramatic stage play adapted by Sherman Sergel based on the Emmy award-winning television movie 12 Angry Men by Reginald Rose. “12 ANGRY JURORS” is an...

  • Ring Round the Moon

    Ring Round the Moon
    thru Sun. Jul 12th, 2009

    at Chattanooga Theatre Centre

    A tangy satire of upper-class pretension and lower-class ambition, this beautiful play surprises with a fairy tale ending where nearly everything comes out better. Enhanced by thematic ballroom dancers, this will be a visual and literary feast. Info and photo via theatrecenter.org.

  • Auditions for Noises Off

    thru Mon. Jun 15th, 2009

    at Chattanooga Theatre Centre

    The Chattanooga Theatre Centre will hold auditions for the MainStage production of Noises Off June 14 and 15 at 7:30 p.m. This wildly hilarious romp has roles for four women and five men and will run July 31-August 16. Patrick Sweetman will direct. Noises Off, by Michael Frayn, is a farce of the first order, giving the audience a peek at the chaos that goes...

  • Short Attention Span Theatre

    thru Sun. Jun 14th, 2009

    at Ensemble Theatre

    Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga presents our version of the value meal, short attention span theatre, "eight short plays. One low price." June 5th through 21st; Friday at 7:30 p.m., Saturday and Sunday at 3 p.m. Playwrights: Garry Lee Posey (Chattanooga), John E. Bromels (Cincinnati), Rob Smith and Derek Van Barham (Chicago), and Marco Ramirez (Miami/New...

  • The Land of Royal Blood

    Tue. Jun 9th, 2009
    7pm – 9pm

    at St. Andrews Center Theatre

    Thematically, the play is about love, marriage, birth, death, family and nature. The entire play is set on a cliff which overlooks a winding river. The river separates this cliff from another cliff, which would be an exact mirror image were it not for a waterfall. The play opens in 1850 with Chief Eagle Watcher Ross (a half blood Native American) and...

  • Short Attention Span Theatre

    thru Sun. Jun 7th, 2009

    at Ensemble Theatre

    Ensemble Theatre of Chattanooga presents our version of the value meal, short attention span theatre, "eight short plays. One low price." June 5th through 21st; Friday at 7:30 p.m., Saturday and Sunday at 3 p.m. Playwrights: Garry Lee Posey (Chattanooga), John E. Bromels (Cincinnati), Rob Smith and Derek Van Barham (Chicago), and Marco Ramirez (Miami/New...

  • The Land of Royal Blood

    Tue. Jun 2nd, 2009
    7pm – 9pm

    at St. Andrews Center Theatre

    Thematically, the play is about love, marriage, birth, death, family and nature. The entire play is set on a cliff which overlooks a winding river. The river separates this cliff from another cliff, which would be an exact mirror image were it not for a waterfall. The play opens in 1850 with Chief Eagle Watcher Ross (a half blood Native American) and...

  • The Pirates of Penzance

    thru Sun. May 31st, 2009

    at Ripple Theater

    Due to the overwhelming success of Chattanooga State's spring production of The Pirates of Penzance, Ripple Productions and CSRT have decided to offer this show to the community again. This production is ideal for musical theater and Gilbert and Sullivan fans, as well as families looking to expose their children to classical theater and music. Not to...

  • Humble Swan Auditions

    thru Tue. May 19th, 2009

    at Tivoli Theatre

    Humble Swan Productions is proud to announce it will open its 2009-2010 season at the Tivoli with Rodgers & Hammerstein’s CINDERELLA. Open auditions will be held May 18-19, 2009 at the Tivoli Theater. You must be at least 15 years of age to audition for the show. Everyone wishing to audition should be prepared to sing a 45-second musical selection that best...

  • Passion Flower: An Exploration of Healing

    Passion Flower: An Exploration of Healing
    Sat. May 9th, 2009
    8pm – 10pm

    at Barking Legs Theater

    Passion Flower, a multi-media performance event at Barking Legs Theater, will be held on Saturday, May 9, 2009, at 8:00 pm. Tickets are $15 at the door or by advance purchase at www.barkinglegs.org. A year ago, Ann Law first performed Passion Flower, an exploration of alternative approaches to healing after being diagnosed with breast cancer. Now she...

  • Streetcar Named Desire

    Streetcar Named Desire
    thru Sun. May 24th, 2009

    at Chattanooga Theatre Centre

    We are proud to bring to the CTC MainStage the source of some of America’s most enduring dramatic icons in a tale that will be new to an entire generation of our audience. Info and photo via theatrecenter.org.

  • The 'A' Play

    thru Sat. May 16th, 2009

    at Chattanooga Theatre Centre

    The ‘A’ Play, an original work created by the cast especially for pre-schoolers presented on the CircleStage. The 'A' Play, a fun-filled look at the letter 'A', will be performed on three consecutive Saturday mornings in May: May 2, 9, and 16, at 10:30 a.m. at the Chattanooga Theatre Centre. The production was created and is performed by TheatreQuest - young...

  • Sangria on the Southside

    Fri. May 1st, 2009
    7pm – 10pm

    at Decosimo & Rogers Art Studio

    On Friday, May 1, from 7 to 10 pm, the walls of the Decosimo-Rogers Studio will echo with the rhythmic sounds of tapping shoes and the dramatic groans of the flamenco voice in La Paz de Dios’ first ever Sangria on the Southside fundraising event, presented by Chambliss, Bahner & Stophel, P.C. Through Sangria on the Southside, La Paz seeks to display the...

  • The Big Friendly Giant

    thru Sun. May 17th, 2009

    at Chattanooga Theatre Centre

    The Big Friendly Giant, by Roald Dahl, adapted for the stage by David Wood A children’s favorite, the well known story about a twenty four foot high giant and a little girl is recreated faithfully for the stage. Appropriate grades: Pre-K – 5th. Date(s) of event: Friday May 1, 7:30 p.m. (Opening Night Reception) Saturday May 2, 2:30 p.m. ...

  • "Ring Round the Moon" Auditions

    thru Mon. Apr 20th, 2009

    at Chattanooga Theatre Centre

    Auditions for "Ring Round the Moon" will be held Monday & Tuesday, April 19 & 20, at 7:30 at the Chattanooga Theatre Centre. Roles are available for six men and six women, ages 20 and older. The MainStage production will be staged June 19 - July 12. Scott Dunlap will direct. "Ring Round the Moon" written by Jean Anouilh and adapted by Christopher Frye. A tangy...

  • Little Shop of Horrors

    thru Sat. Apr 4th, 2009

    at UTC Fine Arts Center

    Book & lyrics by Howard Ashman Music by Alan Mencken Based on the cult classic B- movie, this hilarious American musical follows the antics of a skid-row florist shop and its prized carnivorous plant, Audrey II. Seemingly overnight the quirky florist, Seymour, goes from a rejected amateur botanist to the toast of the town. As the plant grows and thrives so...

  • "Last Train to Nibroc"

    thru Sun. Apr 5th, 2009

    at Ripple Theater

    Last Train to Nibroc is a humorous romance, set in the 1940s. It tells the story of two strangers, May and Raleigh, who meet by chance on a cross-country train and discover they are from neighboring eastern Kentucky towns. Sparks fly as May, a goody-two-shoes teacher with aspirations of becoming a missionary, encounters Raleigh, a blunt yet charming soldier...

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