Written with humor and tenderness, "Victory Farm" is an uplifting tale of family, forgiveness, and the fruits of our labor set on a Door County cherry orchard during World War II. Vehicle sticker not required. $22/Adults. $11/Students. $6/Children 12 years old and under. $7/extra charge for reserved seats.

A witty and wacky satire of an operetta that takes the audience on a round-the-world romp of idealistic optimism as it clashes with a series of absurdly unfortunate events. $28/general admission. $12/students. $7/child (12 & under).

A charming “doo-woppin’, fish-boilin’ good-time” homage to Door County that highlights the quirkiness of a family run inn in the 1950s. Vehicle sticker not required. $22/Adults. $11/Students. $6/Children 12 years old and under. $7/extra charge for reserved seats.

A delightfully silly comedy chock full of muddled murder attempts. Based on the story by Oscar Wilde. $38-$44/tickets.

A retiring small town physician recruits his young big city nephew to take over his practice. A charming tribute to the nostalgic nature of innocent, small-town life in Door County, where residents reluctantly but humorously adapt to change. Vehicle sticker not required. $22/Adults. $11/Students. $6/Children 12 years old and under. $7/extra charge for reserved seats.

A witty and wacky satire of an operetta that takes the audience on a round-the-world romp of idealistic optimism as it clashes with a series of absurdly unfortunate events. $28/general admission. $12/students. $7/child (12 & under).

The death of Vaudeville and the birth of Realism in America occurs at the most peculiar time: the Great Depression. Richard Stone is one of Vaudeville's last great headliners and struggles to understand why anyone would want to see such drama at a time when America was barely hanging on. Written by Andrew James. Pay what you can. $20/suggested donation.

A delightfully silly comedy chock full of muddled murder attempts. Based on the story by Oscar Wilde. $38-$44/tickets.

Four burly lumberjacks live in a state of manly bliss at the Haywire Lumber Camp in Northern Wisconsin – until an encounter with a plucky mail order bride interrupts life as they know it. The result is big belly laughs and beautiful music. Vehicle sticker not required. $22/Adults. $11/Students. $6/Children 12 years old and under. $7/extra charge for reserved seats.

A witty and wacky satire of an operetta that takes the audience on a round-the-world romp of idealistic optimism as it clashes with a series of absurdly unfortunate events. $28/general admission. $12/students. $7/child (12 & under).

The death of Vaudeville and the birth of Realism in America occurs at the most peculiar time: the Great Depression. Richard Stone is one of Vaudeville's last great headliners and struggles to understand why anyone would want to see such drama at a time when America was barely hanging on. Written by Andrew James. Pay what you can. $20/suggested donation.

An exciting compilation of scenes and monologues covering a range of women's experiences in the second half of life. A staged reading performance. $10/adults. $5/students.

A charming “doo-woppin’, fish-boilin’ good-time” homage to Door County that highlights the quirkiness of a family run inn in the 1950s. Vehicle sticker not required. $22/Adults. $11/Students. $6/Children 12 years old and under. $7/extra charge for reserved seats.

A delightfully silly comedy chock full of muddled murder attempts. Based on the story by Oscar Wilde. $38-$44/tickets.

2pm & 7:30pm. The death of Vaudeville and the birth of Realism in America occurs at the most peculiar time: the Great Depression. Richard Stone is one of Vaudeville's last great headliners and struggles to understand why anyone would want to see such drama at a time when America was barely hanging on. Written by Andrew James. Pay what you can. $20/suggested donation.

Open to anyone in the area who is interested and has written a play (or film script) of any length, including works in progress. This is an open-ended, process-oriented group; have the opportunity to hear work read aloud within the group and gain from feedback and insights. To sit in on the group is free. If you wish to hear your own work read aloud, there is a $10 membership contribution per calendar year, $5 for high school students 18…

A witty and wacky satire of an operetta that takes the audience on a round-the-world romp of idealistic optimism as it clashes with a series of absurdly unfortunate events. $28/general admission. $12/students. $7/child (12 & under).

An exciting compilation of scenes and monologues covering a range of women's experiences in the second half of life. A staged reading performance. $10/adults. $5/students.