OUR 49th SEASON Continues!
Feb. 28 - Mar. 23
Fri. & Sat. 7:30 pm
Sundays 2 pm
Chaos erupts in Winters, Texas when good Christian woman Peggy trips over her lover's wooden legs, hits her head and bleeds to death in a motel room. In this ‘coming out’ story, the hilarious, sad, trashy truth about their lives runs amuck as three generations of her family prepare for Peggy's funeral. Fast, funny and, strangely enough, often very moving.
Rated R for Language and Adult Situations.
Rated H for Hilarity
Mar. 8, 15, 22
You know that saying, "You are your own worst enemy". Well that is the case here, quite literally. Alina finds out the multiverse is real with the completion of Lena's newest invention, television. During Lena's initial broadcast, Alganthier is attacked by evil versions of Alina, Lena, & Myron. Will our trio be able to win against evil versions of themselves? Stay tuned for the exciting conclusion to the Fire Queen series.
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VOLUNTEER!
One of the most important factors in the success of Chautauqua Playhouse is our volunteers. We appreciate everything that is done by these unseen heroes, but there is always room to expand our volunteer base. Do you have a skill that your would like to share with us? Have you always wanted to be in "Show Biz" but not necessarily on the stage?
Please take a moment to click the button and fill out a brief survey for us. We would be happy and grateful for any help you would like to provide!
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Next Live Radio Show
Saturday Mar 29 at 2 and 7 pm
Sunday Mar. 30 at 2 pm
Who’s on First?
Inner Sanctum: The Dead Laugh
The Adventures of Philip Marlowe: The Medium Was Rare
Auditions!
Strange Bedfellows (a new musical)
March 2 and 3at 6:30 pm
Tales of Hans Christian Andersen
March 16 and 17 at 6 pm
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Slideshow Vol. 1
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to see our
Slideshow Vol. 2
PLEASE DONATE
Theatres all over the nation, including Chautauqua Playhouse have suffered a great loss of income because of closure during the pandemic. Now that we are reopened, the attendance has fallen by about 40% since pre-pandemic and you know what has happened to prices for everything. We thank all who have donated to help keep our theatre afloat, but we are still in need of more income to keep our doors open. Won't you please consider donating to Chautauqua Playhouse? Any amount is appreciated and your donation is deductible to the extent of IRS regulations. We have teamed with Paypal in order to make it easier for you to donate online.