The Silver Chair
In 2023 we revisited the land of Narnia, traveling from high mountain peaks to caverns deep underground where a witch held a league of lost souls under her sway. It took the work of owls, two children, and one lost prince to lead them to the above-world where they would finally see the sun.
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Into the Lion's Den
Our 2022 season featured Into the Lion's Den, the true story of 4 young men taken from their homeland and forced to forget everything they once knew, but who found faith and love in the midst of trials.
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The Hiding Place
Our 2021 production was the heartbreaking, awe-inspiring true story of Corrie Ten Boom who joined the Dutch Underground, saved hundreds of Jews from the Holocaust, and then was captured herself - but survived.
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In the Midst of the Garden
In 2020 we tried something new: a multimedia presentation made of intermingled live acting and short films. Audiences were struck by the new format and the story vignettes which painted a picture of life as it was long ago, way back at the start of time.
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The Field of Redemption
Everyone knows Bethlehem as the origin place of Christmas, but if you look further back you'll see other stories playing themselves out in the same fields, streets, and city gates. The Field of Redemption was the true tale of a misfit mother and daughter whose bond brought them hundreds of miles, through death and rejection, to newfound family and redeeming love.
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The Handpicked QueenIn 2018 we traveled back in time two and a half millennia to the empire of Persia, where a hot-headed king and his conniving henchman threatened the lives of a nation. The hero of our story was the humble yet courageous Esther whose words and deeds brought salvation to her people.
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Tales of the Kingdom
In 2017 we brought David and Karen Mains' beloved children's books to life in Tales of the Kingdom, a story about outcasts escaping the oppression of a dark city and finding their true home in the land of the king.
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The Silver Chair
In 2016 we returned to the land of Narnia to fly with owls, fend off giants, and travel deep underground to where those trapped in the witch's spell had forgotten that a lion named Aslan ever existed at all.
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The Princess and the Goblins
George McDonald, who inspired C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkein, was the author of The Princess and the Goblin on which our 2015 production was based. Follow to a place far above twisted caverns where the light shines and love has a name.
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The Lion, the Witch and the WardrobeAudiences entered the mysterious land of Narnia in The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe during the summer of 2014. C.S. Lewis's beloved story includes battles, betrayal, sacrifice, and forgiveness.
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Much Ado About Nothing
Fall of 2012 brought a new challenge with the production of Much Ado About Nothing. We took another trip, this time to Messina, Italy, to enjoy Shakespeare's tangled web of miscommunication, wit and wisdom, treachery and triumph, and the joy of sweet redemption.
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Pride and Prejudice"An Engaging Evening" in January 2012 included two one-act shows. Jane Austin's much-loved story of romance between Mr. Darcy and Elizabeth Bennett transported audiences to 18th-century England.
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An Irish Engagement
"An Engaging Evening" continued with another romantic and farcical story, An Irish Engagement.
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Peter PanOur 2011 production was J. M. Barrie's charming tale of the boy who wouldn't grow up. Peter Pan, filled with pirates and crocodiles and a sprinkle of fairy dust, was a huge hit with the cast and audience alike.
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