Community Theater on the Lakeshore

Our 2022-2023 Season

Our 92nd Season is here!

A Christmas Story

Join Ralphie, Randy, Mother, and "The Old Man" in this classic Christmas story brought to life on stage.

Ralphie has set his sights on a Red Ryder BB gun in spite of everyone's advice - "You'll shoot your eye out!"

Over the River and Throug the Woods

Every Sunday, Nick crosses the river to visit his Italian American grandparents - both sets!

He's moving away and they aren't happy ... need we say more?

City of Angels

Winner of six Tony Awards including Best Musical ... this show is a must see.

Loaded with unforgetable music and effects -- City of Angels is a perfect way to end our 92nd season.

Sponsor Tickets

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During our pre-season ticket campaign you can become a sponsor and receive special benefits prior to all other tickets sales. Learn more about becoming one of our valued ticket sponsors today.

Season Tickets

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You can save 15% off the box office price of tickets for the entire season. For those who plan to attend all the shows this season it is a tremendous value. Get yours today, and be sure get plenty for your friends.

Show Tickets

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Tickets for all our shows may be purchased at the Capitol Civic Centre Box Office. Sponsor sales start in August, Season Ticket sales begin in September and general tickets for all shows can be purchased starting in October.

On Stage, Back Stage & Behind the Scenes

You can get all the details for each of the shows by clicking on MORE DETAILS. Each show page includes cast, crew, news and behind the scenes details as they happen.

Get the real scoop on each production right here. Be sure to check back regularly to see updates.

See you at the theater!

Season Selection

Selecting the shows for each season begins well over a year before the curtain rises on the first performance.

The Play Reading and Casting Committee is responsible for assembling a reading list and narrowing it down to six shows by the January Board of Directors Meeting. The Board reduces the list to three shows and recommends them to the membership in February. It is at that meeting that the membership chooses the shows for the following season either from the recommended list or from the original list of six shows.

During this process the Play Reading and Casting Committee accepts suggested titles from the members and adds them to their original list.

This process has served us well for many years and is responsible for the fantastic seasons we've had throughout our history.