It's our 33rd Consecutive Season & we're truly excited to offer these wonderful productions!  There's something for EVERYONE in this season! We look forward to seeing you at the shows & THANK YOU for supporting Creative Arts Theatre & School !!

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Tale of the West Texas Marsupial Girl
by Lisa D'Amour, playwright; Sxip Shirey, composer

March 23-April 1, 2012
Directed by Melanie Mason

One day, somewhere in West Texas, a girl is born. She’s got beautiful toes, a beautiful nose, all her tiny fingers and all her tiny toes but, holy puppy on a peach tree, she is something else! Something a bit like a kangaroo!! This girl is about 95% girl and about 5% marsupial. In other words, she’s got a pouch. It might seem that a built in pocket would come in handy, but it doesn’t always work that way.  This is the regional premiere of this delightfully original, quirky play with music, and it’s destined to become an audience favorite!

Madeline and the Gypsies

by Ludwig Bemelmans, author; Barry Kornhauser, playwright; Michael Koerner, composer

January 27-February 12, 2012

This musical adaptation captures all the magic of Ludwig Bemelmans’ beloved 1959 book.   When the irrepressible Madeline and her friend, Pepito, get lost during a visit to the carnival and end up being carried away by carnival folk, their rousing adventures with a traveling circus begin! Click here for the production archive.

The Twelve Daze of Christmas
by Jeff Lovett

December 2-December 18, 2011
Directed by Stacy Schronk

It's Christmas-time and all Alice wants to do is just sing one of her favorite holiday songs, "The Twelve Days of Christmas." But after just a few words, Alice realizes that when she sings, the characters in the popular holiday tune begin to come to life!  CATS celebrates the holidays with this cheery, captivating and clever romp! Click here for the production archive.

The Miracle Worker
by William Gibson

October 7-October 23, 2011 
Directed by Sharon Veselic

Playwright William Gibson’s gripping story of Annie Sullivan's struggle to teach the blind and deaf Helen Keller how to communicate will be brought to life on the CATS stage for the first time. This play is a journey from darkness to light on many levels, and not just for Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan, but also for the cast and audience. Click here for the production archive.

*Productions, dates, times & information subject to change.