Chanticleer Community Theater presents
A Special Event!
Farewell 830

November 14-17
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday @ 7:30 pm
Sunday @ 2:00 pm

Single performance admission prices: Adults $25.00 | Seniors (60 and up): $20.00 | Children/Students: $15.00

Join us for an evening of celebration as Chanticleer looks back upon the past 67 years spent at 830 Franklin Avenue.  Surround yourself with the music, the stories and the people that made this address so special.  It’s one last chance to come together and honor the past while looking toward our new and exciting future at the Hoff Arts and Cultural Center.  As your community theater, we invite you to help us say “Farewell 830.”

Farewell 830 is directed by Dwayne Ibsen. Jerry Gray is the Music Director, Cheryl Langer is the accompanist and Kris Rutz is the sound designer.
The cast features Terry DeBenedictis, Steve Gillespie, Rose Glock, Garret Higginbotham, Peggy Holloway, Ariel Ibsen-Bauer, Boyd Littrell, Sarah Meyers, Glenn Prettyman, Shelly Rutz-Mendicino, Denise Putman, Julie Twohig and Janet Ratekin Williams

Reservations and Information: 712-323-9955 or chanticleertheater@gmail.com

Chanticleer moves January 1, 2020 to its’ new location at 1001 South 6th Street in the Hoff Arts and Cultural Center.
Watch for the Grand Opening Gala on February 22, 2020

The Union for Contemporary Art’s Performing Arts Collective (PAC) presents
Tell Martha Not to Moan

SHOWTIMES

November 8-24
Friday, November 8 @ 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 9 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 10 @ 4:00 pm
Friday, November 15 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 17 @ 4:00 pm
Sunday, November 17 @ 7:00 pm
Thursday, November 21 @ 7:00 pm
Friday, November 22 @ 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 23 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 24 @ 4:00 pm

Seating begins 20 minutes prior to showtime

General Admission: $20 | Purchase tickets here.

SYNOPSIS
The Union for Contemporary Art’s Performing Arts Collective presents: Tell Martha Not to Moan, a new play written by Clinnesha D. Sibley and directed by Kathy Tyree.

The play takes place in a family home in Detroit in 2007. As the presidential election campaign plays out on the national stage and the 40th commemoration of the Detroit Riot is marked, a series of memories takes us on a unique and personal journey with a devoted and desolate elderly couple. With compelling dialogue and complex relationships, Tell Martha Not to Moan is a glimpse into the changing world as viewed from one African American home. A reading of this play was presented on the mainstage at the 6th annual Great Plains Theatre Conference.

**Please enter through the doors on the northwest corner of The Union for refreshments before the performance.
**Due to the intimate size of The Union’s theater, and out of respect to both the actors and other theatre patrons, ticket-holders must be in their seat promptly at the showtime listed. No late seating will be allowed.

The Union is committed to bringing thought-provoking works to the North Omaha community and supporting the livelihood of all theatre professionals contributing their talent to this production. Your support through ticket sales helps make this possible.

Theatre patrons are also invited to show their support for live theatre in North Omaha by purchasing a ticket at one of the three donor levels listed below. This support helps The Union meet its commitment to financially supporting Omaha-area actors and theatre professionals working in this production. (The donated amount beyond the value of the ticket is 100% tax-deductible.) All donors will be listed as a supporter in the production playbill.

Contributing Level: $50 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $30 of support to the Performing Arts program.
Supporting Level: $75 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $55 of support to the Performing Arts program.
Sustaining Level: $100 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $80 of support to the Performing Arts program.

IN[HEIR]ITANCE PROJECT Presents
EXODUS: Resettlement
A new play inspired by the history of refugees in Omaha

Friday, November 15th @ 7:00 pm
St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
Tickets are $19.89 each
Tickets can be purchased here.

EXODUS: Resettlement has been created through a unique practice of open artistic process designed to spark a community conversation about refugee narratives, past and present, in Omaha. In[HEIR]itance Project artists have spent the year working with local artists in and out of the refugee community to devise an original play examining the intersections of refugee experiences, Omaha’s history, airport travel and the Book of Exodus.  There will be humor, grief, elation, music, dance, and you will be invited to check your baggage at the door.

*NOTE: All box office proceeds to go establish a new grant for refugee artists in Omaha in partnership with Lutheran Family Services

All show dates available:
Friday, November 15th, 7pm at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
Sunday, November 17th, 7pm at Beth El Synagogue
Monday, November 18th, 7pm at the Union for Contemporary Art
Tuesday, November 19th, 7pm at the Union for Contemporary Art
Saturday, November 23rd, 2pm at the Holland Center
Saturday, November 23rd, 7pm at the Holland Center

Grist Mill Theater presents
You Can’t Beat the House

November 15-17
Friday & Saturday @ 7:30 pm | Sunday @ 2:30 pm

Adults $20.00 | Students under 18 $5.00 | Grist Mill Members $15.00

Reservations – Phone 712-486-2216 and leave a message
Check seating availability at www.gristmillfinearts.com

Grist Mill McCready Theatre | 313 Main St, Macedonia, IA

The Rose Guild at The Rose Theater presents
Suspense on Stage

Friday, November 15 @ 7:30 pm

Tickets are $55
Includes 2 drink tickets, as well as light hors d’oeuvres and a decadent dessert bar.
Attendees must be age 21 and older.

Reservations required – call 402-345-4849 or click the “Purchase Tickets” button here: https://www.rosetheater.org/shows/suspense-on-stage/

You are invited to join The Rose Guild at the Rose Theater for an evening of “whodunnit” as we embark on a game of Clue live!
Invite your friends and form a group of six. (Individuals and groups smaller than six are welcome and will be assigned to a team.) Each team will be assigned a Clue character at a later date and group costumes are encouraged as the best dressed team will win an enviable prize!
Additional details will be emailed prior to the event.

Questions? Please email us at suspenseonstage@gmail.com.

Bellevue Little Theatre presents
Our Town

November 8-24, 2019
Friday/Saturday @ 7:30 pm | Sunday @ 2:00 pm

Adults $20 | Seniors $18 | Students $10
Reservations are recommended and may be made by calling 402-291-1554 Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm. Reservations are also accepted through the web site at www.bellevuelittletheatre.weebly.com

A classic play which recounts the story of the fictional American town of Grover’s Corners from 1901 to 1913 by following the lives of ordinary citizens. A timeless portrait of life in the mythical village of Grover’s Corners, Our Town has become an American classic with universal appeal. This beloved Pulitzer Prize winner has been produced throughout the world. A simple story of a love affair is constantly rediscovered because it asks timeless questions about the meaning of the circle of life.
“The play’s success across cultural borders around the world attests to its being something much greater than an American play: it is a play that captures the universal experience of being alive.”
–Playwright Donald Marguiles
Marya Lucca-Thyberg will direct the production, assisted by Steve Thyberg. Brian Callaghan is doing double duty as a member of the cast as well as serving as stage manager for the production. Costume designer is Nancy Buennemeyer, and lighting designer is Taelore Sterns.

Chanticleer Community Theater presents
A Special Event!
Farewell 830

November 14-17
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday @ 7:30 pm
Sunday @ 2:00 pm

Single performance admission prices: Adults $25.00 | Seniors (60 and up): $20.00 | Children/Students: $15.00

Join us for an evening of celebration as Chanticleer looks back upon the past 67 years spent at 830 Franklin Avenue.  Surround yourself with the music, the stories and the people that made this address so special.  It’s one last chance to come together and honor the past while looking toward our new and exciting future at the Hoff Arts and Cultural Center.  As your community theater, we invite you to help us say “Farewell 830.”

Farewell 830 is directed by Dwayne Ibsen. Jerry Gray is the Music Director, Cheryl Langer is the accompanist and Kris Rutz is the sound designer.
The cast features Terry DeBenedictis, Steve Gillespie, Rose Glock, Garret Higginbotham, Peggy Holloway, Ariel Ibsen-Bauer, Boyd Littrell, Sarah Meyers, Glenn Prettyman, Shelly Rutz-Mendicino, Denise Putman, Julie Twohig and Janet Ratekin Williams

Reservations and Information: 712-323-9955 or chanticleertheater@gmail.com

Chanticleer moves January 1, 2020 to its’ new location at 1001 South 6th Street in the Hoff Arts and Cultural Center.
Watch for the Grand Opening Gala on February 22, 2020

Omaha Community Playhouse presents
A Christmas Carol

November 15 – December 23, 2019
Weds. 7:00 p.m. | Thurs. – Sat. 7:30 p.m. | Sun. 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Monday, December 23 @ 7:30 pm
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theatre

Tickets are starting at $40 for adults and $26 for students, with ticket prices varying by performance.
Purchase tickets by phone at (402) 553-0800 or at TicketOmaha
Avoid handling fees by calling or visiting the OCP box office in person. Online fees will apply.

It just isn’t Christmas without A Christmas Carol! Experience Omaha’s favorite holiday tradition as Ebenezer Scrooge takes us on a life-changing journey to discover the true meaning of Christmas. Filled with stunning Victorian costumes, festive music and crisp, wintry sets, A Christmas Carol is a beautiful reminder of the power of redemption and the generosity that lies at the heart of the Christmas holiday.
By Charles Dickens | Adapted by Charles Jones | Musical orchestration by John J. Bennett

All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. No lap seats allowed. No one under the age of 3 will be permitted.

Big Bear Piddy Productions presents
The Book of Liz

November 8-17
Friday & Saturday @ 8:00 pm | Sunday @ 2:00 pm

Admission $20 – 100% of proceeds goes to benefit the Nebraska Wildlife Rehab, Inc.
Get tickets here

A Comedy by Amy and David Sedaris, directed by Lorie Obradovich for the benefit of Nebraska Wildlife Rehab, Inc.

Sister Elizabeth Donderstock is Squeamish, has been her whole life. She makes cheese balls (traditional and smoky) that sustain the existence of her entire religious community, Clusterhaven. However, she feels unappreciated among her Squeamish brethren, and she decides to try her luck in the outside world. Along the way, she meets a Cockney-speaking Ukrainian immigrant couple who find her a job waiting tables at Plymouth Crock, a family restaurant run almost entirely by recovering alcoholics. The alcoholics love her. The customers love her. Her Danderfrock fits right in. Things are going great for Liz, until she’s offered a promotion to manager. Unfortunately, Liz has a sweating problem, and to get the job, she’ll have to fix it. Meanwhile, back at Clusterhaven, Liz’s compatriots just can’t seem to duplicate her cheese ball recipe, and it’s going to cost them their quaint, cloistered lifestyle. They are panic-stricken and desperate, and sure she sabotaged the recipe. Does Liz go through with the operation? Can the Squeamish be saved? Will the cheese balls ever taste good again? The answers to these and so many other questions can be found in the new comedy from the Talent Family, David and Amy Sedaris.
Starring Deb Kelly, Wes Clowers, Lois Nemec, Gary Planck, David Sindelar, and Carrie Beth Stickrod.

Location: The Old Church New Events Hall, 1322 N 45th St, Omaha, NE

Kerfuffle presents
Firefly

November 9-17
Saturday and Sunday Shows at 10:30am
Before and after the performance, audience members are invited to participate in art-making activities.

All tickets $10.00 – Limited seating – Tickets are free for individuals younger than 1 year.
If you cannot afford the $10 ticket, let us know and we would be happy to provide a pay-what-you-can admission.

Join Park Ranger Glow on an adventure in the New England woods! Audiences will hear crickets, sit on moss, smell the pines, and be immersed in darkness so the fireflies can finally come out and play.
Firefly is a new play for children, featuring shadow puppetry and gentle moments of audience interaction. It is best enjoyed by children ages 2-5 years old with their families.

Written and Directed by Jessica Burrill Logue
Performed by Malik Fortner, Chloe Langford, Katie Otten
Costume design by Jessica Burrill-Logue
Poster design by Aedan Leahy and Jules Logue

About Kerfuffle:
Kerfuffle is devoted to creating work with and for children under 5 years old. Kerfuffle brings high quality, aesthetically pleasing and emotionally interesting theatre to very young audiences. Made up of an ensemble of artists who teach, write, design and perform, we create playful, multi-sensory theatre with and for preschool children. www.kerfuffletvy.com

This is part of the OutrSpaces Artist Collaborative Series.

Omaha Community Playhouse presents
A Christmas Carol

November 15 – December 23, 2019
Weds. 7:00 p.m. | Thurs. – Sat. 7:30 p.m. | Sun. 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Monday, December 23 @ 7:30 pm
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theatre

Tickets are starting at $40 for adults and $26 for students, with ticket prices varying by performance.
Purchase tickets by phone at (402) 553-0800 or at TicketOmaha
Avoid handling fees by calling or visiting the OCP box office in person. Online fees will apply.

It just isn’t Christmas without A Christmas Carol! Experience Omaha’s favorite holiday tradition as Ebenezer Scrooge takes us on a life-changing journey to discover the true meaning of Christmas. Filled with stunning Victorian costumes, festive music and crisp, wintry sets, A Christmas Carol is a beautiful reminder of the power of redemption and the generosity that lies at the heart of the Christmas holiday.
By Charles Dickens | Adapted by Charles Jones | Musical orchestration by John J. Bennett

All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. No lap seats allowed. No one under the age of 3 will be permitted.

Grist Mill Theater presents
You Can’t Beat the House

November 15-17
Friday & Saturday @ 7:30 pm | Sunday @ 2:30 pm

Adults $20.00 | Students under 18 $5.00 | Grist Mill Members $15.00

Reservations – Phone 712-486-2216 and leave a message
Check seating availability at www.gristmillfinearts.com

Grist Mill McCready Theatre | 313 Main St, Macedonia, IA

Bellevue Little Theatre presents
Our Town

November 8-24, 2019
Friday/Saturday @ 7:30 pm | Sunday @ 2:00 pm

Adults $20 | Seniors $18 | Students $10
Reservations are recommended and may be made by calling 402-291-1554 Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm. Reservations are also accepted through the web site at www.bellevuelittletheatre.weebly.com

A classic play which recounts the story of the fictional American town of Grover’s Corners from 1901 to 1913 by following the lives of ordinary citizens. A timeless portrait of life in the mythical village of Grover’s Corners, Our Town has become an American classic with universal appeal. This beloved Pulitzer Prize winner has been produced throughout the world. A simple story of a love affair is constantly rediscovered because it asks timeless questions about the meaning of the circle of life.
“The play’s success across cultural borders around the world attests to its being something much greater than an American play: it is a play that captures the universal experience of being alive.”
–Playwright Donald Marguiles
Marya Lucca-Thyberg will direct the production, assisted by Steve Thyberg. Brian Callaghan is doing double duty as a member of the cast as well as serving as stage manager for the production. Costume designer is Nancy Buennemeyer, and lighting designer is Taelore Sterns.

Chanticleer Community Theater presents
A Special Event!
Farewell 830

November 14-17
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday @ 7:30 pm
Sunday @ 2:00 pm

Single performance admission prices: Adults $25.00 | Seniors (60 and up): $20.00 | Children/Students: $15.00

Join us for an evening of celebration as Chanticleer looks back upon the past 67 years spent at 830 Franklin Avenue.  Surround yourself with the music, the stories and the people that made this address so special.  It’s one last chance to come together and honor the past while looking toward our new and exciting future at the Hoff Arts and Cultural Center.  As your community theater, we invite you to help us say “Farewell 830.”

Farewell 830 is directed by Dwayne Ibsen. Jerry Gray is the Music Director, Cheryl Langer is the accompanist and Kris Rutz is the sound designer.
The cast features Terry DeBenedictis, Steve Gillespie, Rose Glock, Garret Higginbotham, Peggy Holloway, Ariel Ibsen-Bauer, Boyd Littrell, Sarah Meyers, Glenn Prettyman, Shelly Rutz-Mendicino, Denise Putman, Julie Twohig and Janet Ratekin Williams

Reservations and Information: 712-323-9955 or chanticleertheater@gmail.com

Chanticleer moves January 1, 2020 to its’ new location at 1001 South 6th Street in the Hoff Arts and Cultural Center.
Watch for the Grand Opening Gala on February 22, 2020

Big Bear Piddy Productions presents
The Book of Liz

November 8-17
Friday & Saturday @ 8:00 pm | Sunday @ 2:00 pm

Admission $20 – 100% of proceeds goes to benefit the Nebraska Wildlife Rehab, Inc.
Get tickets here

A Comedy by Amy and David Sedaris, directed by Lorie Obradovich for the benefit of Nebraska Wildlife Rehab, Inc.

Sister Elizabeth Donderstock is Squeamish, has been her whole life. She makes cheese balls (traditional and smoky) that sustain the existence of her entire religious community, Clusterhaven. However, she feels unappreciated among her Squeamish brethren, and she decides to try her luck in the outside world. Along the way, she meets a Cockney-speaking Ukrainian immigrant couple who find her a job waiting tables at Plymouth Crock, a family restaurant run almost entirely by recovering alcoholics. The alcoholics love her. The customers love her. Her Danderfrock fits right in. Things are going great for Liz, until she’s offered a promotion to manager. Unfortunately, Liz has a sweating problem, and to get the job, she’ll have to fix it. Meanwhile, back at Clusterhaven, Liz’s compatriots just can’t seem to duplicate her cheese ball recipe, and it’s going to cost them their quaint, cloistered lifestyle. They are panic-stricken and desperate, and sure she sabotaged the recipe. Does Liz go through with the operation? Can the Squeamish be saved? Will the cheese balls ever taste good again? The answers to these and so many other questions can be found in the new comedy from the Talent Family, David and Amy Sedaris.
Starring Deb Kelly, Wes Clowers, Lois Nemec, Gary Planck, David Sindelar, and Carrie Beth Stickrod.

Location: The Old Church New Events Hall, 1322 N 45th St, Omaha, NE

Kerfuffle presents
Firefly

November 9-17
Saturday and Sunday Shows at 10:30am
Before and after the performance, audience members are invited to participate in art-making activities.

All tickets $10.00 – Limited seating – Tickets are free for individuals younger than 1 year.
If you cannot afford the $10 ticket, let us know and we would be happy to provide a pay-what-you-can admission.

Join Park Ranger Glow on an adventure in the New England woods! Audiences will hear crickets, sit on moss, smell the pines, and be immersed in darkness so the fireflies can finally come out and play.
Firefly is a new play for children, featuring shadow puppetry and gentle moments of audience interaction. It is best enjoyed by children ages 2-5 years old with their families.

Written and Directed by Jessica Burrill Logue
Performed by Malik Fortner, Chloe Langford, Katie Otten
Costume design by Jessica Burrill-Logue
Poster design by Aedan Leahy and Jules Logue

About Kerfuffle:
Kerfuffle is devoted to creating work with and for children under 5 years old. Kerfuffle brings high quality, aesthetically pleasing and emotionally interesting theatre to very young audiences. Made up of an ensemble of artists who teach, write, design and perform, we create playful, multi-sensory theatre with and for preschool children. www.kerfuffletvy.com

This is part of the OutrSpaces Artist Collaborative Series.

Chanticleer Community Theater presents
A Special Event!
Farewell 830

November 14-17
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday @ 7:30 pm
Sunday @ 2:00 pm

Single performance admission prices: Adults $25.00 | Seniors (60 and up): $20.00 | Children/Students: $15.00

Join us for an evening of celebration as Chanticleer looks back upon the past 67 years spent at 830 Franklin Avenue.  Surround yourself with the music, the stories and the people that made this address so special.  It’s one last chance to come together and honor the past while looking toward our new and exciting future at the Hoff Arts and Cultural Center.  As your community theater, we invite you to help us say “Farewell 830.”

Farewell 830 is directed by Dwayne Ibsen. Jerry Gray is the Music Director, Cheryl Langer is the accompanist and Kris Rutz is the sound designer.
The cast features Terry DeBenedictis, Steve Gillespie, Rose Glock, Garret Higginbotham, Peggy Holloway, Ariel Ibsen-Bauer, Boyd Littrell, Sarah Meyers, Glenn Prettyman, Shelly Rutz-Mendicino, Denise Putman, Julie Twohig and Janet Ratekin Williams

Reservations and Information: 712-323-9955 or chanticleertheater@gmail.com

Chanticleer moves January 1, 2020 to its’ new location at 1001 South 6th Street in the Hoff Arts and Cultural Center.
Watch for the Grand Opening Gala on February 22, 2020

Omaha Community Playhouse presents
A Christmas Carol

November 15 – December 23, 2019
Weds. 7:00 p.m. | Thurs. – Sat. 7:30 p.m. | Sun. 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Monday, December 23 @ 7:30 pm
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theatre

Tickets are starting at $40 for adults and $26 for students, with ticket prices varying by performance.
Purchase tickets by phone at (402) 553-0800 or at TicketOmaha
Avoid handling fees by calling or visiting the OCP box office in person. Online fees will apply.

It just isn’t Christmas without A Christmas Carol! Experience Omaha’s favorite holiday tradition as Ebenezer Scrooge takes us on a life-changing journey to discover the true meaning of Christmas. Filled with stunning Victorian costumes, festive music and crisp, wintry sets, A Christmas Carol is a beautiful reminder of the power of redemption and the generosity that lies at the heart of the Christmas holiday.
By Charles Dickens | Adapted by Charles Jones | Musical orchestration by John J. Bennett

All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. No lap seats allowed. No one under the age of 3 will be permitted.

Bellevue Little Theatre presents
Our Town

November 8-24, 2019
Friday/Saturday @ 7:30 pm | Sunday @ 2:00 pm

Adults $20 | Seniors $18 | Students $10
Reservations are recommended and may be made by calling 402-291-1554 Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm. Reservations are also accepted through the web site at www.bellevuelittletheatre.weebly.com

A classic play which recounts the story of the fictional American town of Grover’s Corners from 1901 to 1913 by following the lives of ordinary citizens. A timeless portrait of life in the mythical village of Grover’s Corners, Our Town has become an American classic with universal appeal. This beloved Pulitzer Prize winner has been produced throughout the world. A simple story of a love affair is constantly rediscovered because it asks timeless questions about the meaning of the circle of life.
“The play’s success across cultural borders around the world attests to its being something much greater than an American play: it is a play that captures the universal experience of being alive.”
–Playwright Donald Marguiles
Marya Lucca-Thyberg will direct the production, assisted by Steve Thyberg. Brian Callaghan is doing double duty as a member of the cast as well as serving as stage manager for the production. Costume designer is Nancy Buennemeyer, and lighting designer is Taelore Sterns.

Big Bear Piddy Productions presents
The Book of Liz

November 8-17
Friday & Saturday @ 8:00 pm | Sunday @ 2:00 pm

Admission $20 – 100% of proceeds goes to benefit the Nebraska Wildlife Rehab, Inc.
Get tickets here

A Comedy by Amy and David Sedaris, directed by Lorie Obradovich for the benefit of Nebraska Wildlife Rehab, Inc.

Sister Elizabeth Donderstock is Squeamish, has been her whole life. She makes cheese balls (traditional and smoky) that sustain the existence of her entire religious community, Clusterhaven. However, she feels unappreciated among her Squeamish brethren, and she decides to try her luck in the outside world. Along the way, she meets a Cockney-speaking Ukrainian immigrant couple who find her a job waiting tables at Plymouth Crock, a family restaurant run almost entirely by recovering alcoholics. The alcoholics love her. The customers love her. Her Danderfrock fits right in. Things are going great for Liz, until she’s offered a promotion to manager. Unfortunately, Liz has a sweating problem, and to get the job, she’ll have to fix it. Meanwhile, back at Clusterhaven, Liz’s compatriots just can’t seem to duplicate her cheese ball recipe, and it’s going to cost them their quaint, cloistered lifestyle. They are panic-stricken and desperate, and sure she sabotaged the recipe. Does Liz go through with the operation? Can the Squeamish be saved? Will the cheese balls ever taste good again? The answers to these and so many other questions can be found in the new comedy from the Talent Family, David and Amy Sedaris.
Starring Deb Kelly, Wes Clowers, Lois Nemec, Gary Planck, David Sindelar, and Carrie Beth Stickrod.

Location: The Old Church New Events Hall, 1322 N 45th St, Omaha, NE

Grist Mill Theater presents
You Can’t Beat the House

November 15-17
Friday & Saturday @ 7:30 pm | Sunday @ 2:30 pm

Adults $20.00 | Students under 18 $5.00 | Grist Mill Members $15.00

Reservations – Phone 712-486-2216 and leave a message
Check seating availability at www.gristmillfinearts.com

Grist Mill McCready Theatre | 313 Main St, Macedonia, IA

The Union for Contemporary Art’s Performing Arts Collective (PAC) presents
Tell Martha Not to Moan

SHOWTIMES

November 8-24
Friday, November 8 @ 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 9 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 10 @ 4:00 pm
Friday, November 15 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 17 @ 4:00 pm
Sunday, November 17 @ 7:00 pm
Thursday, November 21 @ 7:00 pm
Friday, November 22 @ 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 23 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 24 @ 4:00 pm

Seating begins 20 minutes prior to showtime

General Admission: $20 | Purchase tickets here.

SYNOPSIS
The Union for Contemporary Art’s Performing Arts Collective presents: Tell Martha Not to Moan, a new play written by Clinnesha D. Sibley and directed by Kathy Tyree.

The play takes place in a family home in Detroit in 2007. As the presidential election campaign plays out on the national stage and the 40th commemoration of the Detroit Riot is marked, a series of memories takes us on a unique and personal journey with a devoted and desolate elderly couple. With compelling dialogue and complex relationships, Tell Martha Not to Moan is a glimpse into the changing world as viewed from one African American home. A reading of this play was presented on the mainstage at the 6th annual Great Plains Theatre Conference.

**Please enter through the doors on the northwest corner of The Union for refreshments before the performance.
**Due to the intimate size of The Union’s theater, and out of respect to both the actors and other theatre patrons, ticket-holders must be in their seat promptly at the showtime listed. No late seating will be allowed.

The Union is committed to bringing thought-provoking works to the North Omaha community and supporting the livelihood of all theatre professionals contributing their talent to this production. Your support through ticket sales helps make this possible.

Theatre patrons are also invited to show their support for live theatre in North Omaha by purchasing a ticket at one of the three donor levels listed below. This support helps The Union meet its commitment to financially supporting Omaha-area actors and theatre professionals working in this production. (The donated amount beyond the value of the ticket is 100% tax-deductible.) All donors will be listed as a supporter in the production playbill.

Contributing Level: $50 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $30 of support to the Performing Arts program.
Supporting Level: $75 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $55 of support to the Performing Arts program.
Sustaining Level: $100 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $80 of support to the Performing Arts program.

Omaha Community Playhouse presents
A Christmas Carol

November 15 – December 23, 2019
Weds. 7:00 p.m. | Thurs. – Sat. 7:30 p.m. | Sun. 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Monday, December 23 @ 7:30 pm
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theatre

Tickets are starting at $40 for adults and $26 for students, with ticket prices varying by performance.
Purchase tickets by phone at (402) 553-0800 or at TicketOmaha
Avoid handling fees by calling or visiting the OCP box office in person. Online fees will apply.

It just isn’t Christmas without A Christmas Carol! Experience Omaha’s favorite holiday tradition as Ebenezer Scrooge takes us on a life-changing journey to discover the true meaning of Christmas. Filled with stunning Victorian costumes, festive music and crisp, wintry sets, A Christmas Carol is a beautiful reminder of the power of redemption and the generosity that lies at the heart of the Christmas holiday.
By Charles Dickens | Adapted by Charles Jones | Musical orchestration by John J. Bennett

All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. No lap seats allowed. No one under the age of 3 will be permitted.

The Union for Contemporary Art’s Performing Arts Collective (PAC) presents
Tell Martha Not to Moan

SHOWTIMES

November 8-24
Friday, November 8 @ 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 9 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 10 @ 4:00 pm
Friday, November 15 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 17 @ 4:00 pm
Sunday, November 17 @ 7:00 pm
Thursday, November 21 @ 7:00 pm
Friday, November 22 @ 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 23 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 24 @ 4:00 pm

Seating begins 20 minutes prior to showtime

General Admission: $20 | Purchase tickets here.

SYNOPSIS
The Union for Contemporary Art’s Performing Arts Collective presents: Tell Martha Not to Moan, a new play written by Clinnesha D. Sibley and directed by Kathy Tyree.

The play takes place in a family home in Detroit in 2007. As the presidential election campaign plays out on the national stage and the 40th commemoration of the Detroit Riot is marked, a series of memories takes us on a unique and personal journey with a devoted and desolate elderly couple. With compelling dialogue and complex relationships, Tell Martha Not to Moan is a glimpse into the changing world as viewed from one African American home. A reading of this play was presented on the mainstage at the 6th annual Great Plains Theatre Conference.

**Please enter through the doors on the northwest corner of The Union for refreshments before the performance.
**Due to the intimate size of The Union’s theater, and out of respect to both the actors and other theatre patrons, ticket-holders must be in their seat promptly at the showtime listed. No late seating will be allowed.

The Union is committed to bringing thought-provoking works to the North Omaha community and supporting the livelihood of all theatre professionals contributing their talent to this production. Your support through ticket sales helps make this possible.

Theatre patrons are also invited to show their support for live theatre in North Omaha by purchasing a ticket at one of the three donor levels listed below. This support helps The Union meet its commitment to financially supporting Omaha-area actors and theatre professionals working in this production. (The donated amount beyond the value of the ticket is 100% tax-deductible.) All donors will be listed as a supporter in the production playbill.

Contributing Level: $50 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $30 of support to the Performing Arts program.
Supporting Level: $75 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $55 of support to the Performing Arts program.
Sustaining Level: $100 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $80 of support to the Performing Arts program.

IN[HEIR]ITANCE PROJECT Presents
EXODUS: Resettlement
A new play inspired by the history of refugees in Omaha

Sunday, November 17th @ 7:00 pm
Beth El Synagogue
Tickets are $19.89 each
Tickets can be purchased here.

EXODUS: Resettlement has been created through a unique practice of open artistic process designed to spark a community conversation about refugee narratives, past and present, in Omaha. In[HEIR]itance Project artists have spent the year working with local artists in and out of the refugee community to devise an original play examining the intersections of refugee experiences, Omaha’s history, airport travel and the Book of Exodus.  There will be humor, grief, elation, music, dance, and you will be invited to check your baggage at the door.

*NOTE: All box office proceeds to go establish a new grant for refugee artists in Omaha in partnership with Lutheran Family Services

All show dates available:
Friday, November 15th, 7pm at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
Sunday, November 17th, 7pm at Beth El Synagogue
Monday, November 18th, 7pm at the Union for Contemporary Art
Tuesday, November 19th, 7pm at the Union for Contemporary Art
Saturday, November 23rd, 2pm at the Holland Center
Saturday, November 23rd, 7pm at the Holland Center

IN[HEIR]ITANCE PROJECT Presents
EXODUS: Resettlement
A new play inspired by the history of refugees in Omaha

Monday, November 18th and Tuesday, November 19th @ 7:00 pm
Union for Contemporary Art
Tickets are $19.89 each
Tickets can be purchased here.

EXODUS: Resettlement has been created through a unique practice of open artistic process designed to spark a community conversation about refugee narratives, past and present, in Omaha. In[HEIR]itance Project artists have spent the year working with local artists in and out of the refugee community to devise an original play examining the intersections of refugee experiences, Omaha’s history, airport travel and the Book of Exodus.  There will be humor, grief, elation, music, dance, and you will be invited to check your baggage at the door.

*NOTE: All box office proceeds to go establish a new grant for refugee artists in Omaha in partnership with Lutheran Family Services

All show dates available:
Friday, November 15th, 7pm at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
Sunday, November 17th, 7pm at Beth El Synagogue
Monday, November 18th, 7pm at the Union for Contemporary Art
Tuesday, November 19th, 7pm at the Union for Contemporary Art
Saturday, November 23rd, 2pm at the Holland Center
Saturday, November 23rd, 7pm at the Holland Center

IN[HEIR]ITANCE PROJECT Presents
EXODUS: Resettlement
A new play inspired by the history of refugees in Omaha

Monday, November 18th and Tuesday, November 19th @ 7:00 pm
Union for Contemporary Art
Tickets are $19.89 each
Tickets can be purchased here.

EXODUS: Resettlement has been created through a unique practice of open artistic process designed to spark a community conversation about refugee narratives, past and present, in Omaha. In[HEIR]itance Project artists have spent the year working with local artists in and out of the refugee community to devise an original play examining the intersections of refugee experiences, Omaha’s history, airport travel and the Book of Exodus.  There will be humor, grief, elation, music, dance, and you will be invited to check your baggage at the door.

*NOTE: All box office proceeds to go establish a new grant for refugee artists in Omaha in partnership with Lutheran Family Services

All show dates available:
Friday, November 15th, 7pm at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
Sunday, November 17th, 7pm at Beth El Synagogue
Monday, November 18th, 7pm at the Union for Contemporary Art
Tuesday, November 19th, 7pm at the Union for Contemporary Art
Saturday, November 23rd, 2pm at the Holland Center
Saturday, November 23rd, 7pm at the Holland Center

University of Nebraska Omaha Theatre Department presents
Virginia Woolf’s Orlando

November 20-23 and December 4-7
Shows @ 7:30 pm

General Admission – $16
Preview Performances – $6
UNO students FREE with MavCARD

For tickets, visit www.unomaha.edu/unotheatre or call the box office at 402.554.PLAY. The UNO Theatre Box Office accepts all major credit cards.

A dreamy adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s famous tale
Orlando, a beautiful young nobleman goes on a magical and poetic journey between genders and across time. He begins as the favorite of Queen Elizabeth I before losing his heart to a Russian Princess. He wanders through Shakespeare’s London, the Great Frost, and Constantinople. After another love affair goes wrong, he sleeps for seven days and wakes to live again — as a woman. She must adapt her bold male demeanor to the expectations of feminine behavior in the changing world around her — from Victorian England to the busy department stores of the 20th century.
Adapted by Sarah Ruhl

The Union for Contemporary Art’s Performing Arts Collective (PAC) presents
Tell Martha Not to Moan

SHOWTIMES

November 8-24
Friday, November 8 @ 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 9 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 10 @ 4:00 pm
Friday, November 15 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 17 @ 4:00 pm
Sunday, November 17 @ 7:00 pm
Thursday, November 21 @ 7:00 pm
Friday, November 22 @ 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 23 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 24 @ 4:00 pm

Seating begins 20 minutes prior to showtime

General Admission: $20 | Purchase tickets here.

SYNOPSIS
The Union for Contemporary Art’s Performing Arts Collective presents: Tell Martha Not to Moan, a new play written by Clinnesha D. Sibley and directed by Kathy Tyree.

The play takes place in a family home in Detroit in 2007. As the presidential election campaign plays out on the national stage and the 40th commemoration of the Detroit Riot is marked, a series of memories takes us on a unique and personal journey with a devoted and desolate elderly couple. With compelling dialogue and complex relationships, Tell Martha Not to Moan is a glimpse into the changing world as viewed from one African American home. A reading of this play was presented on the mainstage at the 6th annual Great Plains Theatre Conference.

**Please enter through the doors on the northwest corner of The Union for refreshments before the performance.
**Due to the intimate size of The Union’s theater, and out of respect to both the actors and other theatre patrons, ticket-holders must be in their seat promptly at the showtime listed. No late seating will be allowed.

The Union is committed to bringing thought-provoking works to the North Omaha community and supporting the livelihood of all theatre professionals contributing their talent to this production. Your support through ticket sales helps make this possible.

Theatre patrons are also invited to show their support for live theatre in North Omaha by purchasing a ticket at one of the three donor levels listed below. This support helps The Union meet its commitment to financially supporting Omaha-area actors and theatre professionals working in this production. (The donated amount beyond the value of the ticket is 100% tax-deductible.) All donors will be listed as a supporter in the production playbill.

Contributing Level: $50 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $30 of support to the Performing Arts program.
Supporting Level: $75 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $55 of support to the Performing Arts program.
Sustaining Level: $100 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $80 of support to the Performing Arts program.

University of Nebraska Omaha Theatre Department presents
Virginia Woolf’s Orlando

November 20-23 and December 4-7
Shows @ 7:30 pm

General Admission – $16
Preview Performances – $6
UNO students FREE with MavCARD

For tickets, visit www.unomaha.edu/unotheatre or call the box office at 402.554.PLAY. The UNO Theatre Box Office accepts all major credit cards.

A dreamy adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s famous tale
Orlando, a beautiful young nobleman goes on a magical and poetic journey between genders and across time. He begins as the favorite of Queen Elizabeth I before losing his heart to a Russian Princess. He wanders through Shakespeare’s London, the Great Frost, and Constantinople. After another love affair goes wrong, he sleeps for seven days and wakes to live again — as a woman. She must adapt her bold male demeanor to the expectations of feminine behavior in the changing world around her — from Victorian England to the busy department stores of the 20th century.
Adapted by Sarah Ruhl

Omaha Community Playhouse presents
A Christmas Carol

November 15 – December 23, 2019
Weds. 7:00 p.m. | Thurs. – Sat. 7:30 p.m. | Sun. 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Monday, December 23 @ 7:30 pm
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theatre

Tickets are starting at $40 for adults and $26 for students, with ticket prices varying by performance.
Purchase tickets by phone at (402) 553-0800 or at TicketOmaha
Avoid handling fees by calling or visiting the OCP box office in person. Online fees will apply.

It just isn’t Christmas without A Christmas Carol! Experience Omaha’s favorite holiday tradition as Ebenezer Scrooge takes us on a life-changing journey to discover the true meaning of Christmas. Filled with stunning Victorian costumes, festive music and crisp, wintry sets, A Christmas Carol is a beautiful reminder of the power of redemption and the generosity that lies at the heart of the Christmas holiday.
By Charles Dickens | Adapted by Charles Jones | Musical orchestration by John J. Bennett

All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. No lap seats allowed. No one under the age of 3 will be permitted.

The Union for Contemporary Art’s Performing Arts Collective (PAC) presents
Tell Martha Not to Moan

SHOWTIMES

November 8-24
Friday, November 8 @ 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 9 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 10 @ 4:00 pm
Friday, November 15 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 17 @ 4:00 pm
Sunday, November 17 @ 7:00 pm
Thursday, November 21 @ 7:00 pm
Friday, November 22 @ 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 23 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 24 @ 4:00 pm

Seating begins 20 minutes prior to showtime

General Admission: $20 | Purchase tickets here.

SYNOPSIS
The Union for Contemporary Art’s Performing Arts Collective presents: Tell Martha Not to Moan, a new play written by Clinnesha D. Sibley and directed by Kathy Tyree.

The play takes place in a family home in Detroit in 2007. As the presidential election campaign plays out on the national stage and the 40th commemoration of the Detroit Riot is marked, a series of memories takes us on a unique and personal journey with a devoted and desolate elderly couple. With compelling dialogue and complex relationships, Tell Martha Not to Moan is a glimpse into the changing world as viewed from one African American home. A reading of this play was presented on the mainstage at the 6th annual Great Plains Theatre Conference.

**Please enter through the doors on the northwest corner of The Union for refreshments before the performance.
**Due to the intimate size of The Union’s theater, and out of respect to both the actors and other theatre patrons, ticket-holders must be in their seat promptly at the showtime listed. No late seating will be allowed.

The Union is committed to bringing thought-provoking works to the North Omaha community and supporting the livelihood of all theatre professionals contributing their talent to this production. Your support through ticket sales helps make this possible.

Theatre patrons are also invited to show their support for live theatre in North Omaha by purchasing a ticket at one of the three donor levels listed below. This support helps The Union meet its commitment to financially supporting Omaha-area actors and theatre professionals working in this production. (The donated amount beyond the value of the ticket is 100% tax-deductible.) All donors will be listed as a supporter in the production playbill.

Contributing Level: $50 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $30 of support to the Performing Arts program.
Supporting Level: $75 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $55 of support to the Performing Arts program.
Sustaining Level: $100 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $80 of support to the Performing Arts program.

Omaha Community Playhouse presents
A Christmas Carol

November 15 – December 23, 2019
Weds. 7:00 p.m. | Thurs. – Sat. 7:30 p.m. | Sun. 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Monday, December 23 @ 7:30 pm
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theatre

Tickets are starting at $40 for adults and $26 for students, with ticket prices varying by performance.
Purchase tickets by phone at (402) 553-0800 or at TicketOmaha
Avoid handling fees by calling or visiting the OCP box office in person. Online fees will apply.

It just isn’t Christmas without A Christmas Carol! Experience Omaha’s favorite holiday tradition as Ebenezer Scrooge takes us on a life-changing journey to discover the true meaning of Christmas. Filled with stunning Victorian costumes, festive music and crisp, wintry sets, A Christmas Carol is a beautiful reminder of the power of redemption and the generosity that lies at the heart of the Christmas holiday.
By Charles Dickens | Adapted by Charles Jones | Musical orchestration by John J. Bennett

All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. No lap seats allowed. No one under the age of 3 will be permitted.

University of Nebraska Omaha Theatre Department presents
Virginia Woolf’s Orlando

November 20-23 and December 4-7
Shows @ 7:30 pm

General Admission – $16
Preview Performances – $6
UNO students FREE with MavCARD

For tickets, visit www.unomaha.edu/unotheatre or call the box office at 402.554.PLAY. The UNO Theatre Box Office accepts all major credit cards.

A dreamy adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s famous tale
Orlando, a beautiful young nobleman goes on a magical and poetic journey between genders and across time. He begins as the favorite of Queen Elizabeth I before losing his heart to a Russian Princess. He wanders through Shakespeare’s London, the Great Frost, and Constantinople. After another love affair goes wrong, he sleeps for seven days and wakes to live again — as a woman. She must adapt her bold male demeanor to the expectations of feminine behavior in the changing world around her — from Victorian England to the busy department stores of the 20th century.
Adapted by Sarah Ruhl

Bellevue Little Theatre presents
Our Town

November 8-24, 2019
Friday/Saturday @ 7:30 pm | Sunday @ 2:00 pm

Adults $20 | Seniors $18 | Students $10
Reservations are recommended and may be made by calling 402-291-1554 Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm. Reservations are also accepted through the web site at www.bellevuelittletheatre.weebly.com

A classic play which recounts the story of the fictional American town of Grover’s Corners from 1901 to 1913 by following the lives of ordinary citizens. A timeless portrait of life in the mythical village of Grover’s Corners, Our Town has become an American classic with universal appeal. This beloved Pulitzer Prize winner has been produced throughout the world. A simple story of a love affair is constantly rediscovered because it asks timeless questions about the meaning of the circle of life.
“The play’s success across cultural borders around the world attests to its being something much greater than an American play: it is a play that captures the universal experience of being alive.”
–Playwright Donald Marguiles
Marya Lucca-Thyberg will direct the production, assisted by Steve Thyberg. Brian Callaghan is doing double duty as a member of the cast as well as serving as stage manager for the production. Costume designer is Nancy Buennemeyer, and lighting designer is Taelore Sterns.

IN[HEIR]ITANCE PROJECT Presents
EXODUS: Resettlement
A new play inspired by the history of refugees in Omaha

November 23 | 2:00 & 7:00 PM
Holland Center
Tickets are $20 each
They can be purchased at the box office or at https://ticketomaha.com

EXODUS: Resettlement has been created through a unique practice of open artistic process designed to spark a community conversation about refugee narratives, past and present, in Omaha. In[HEIR]itance Project artists have spent the year working with local artists in and out of the refugee community to devise an original play examining the intersections of refugee experiences, Omaha’s history, airport travel and the Book of Exodus.  There will be humor, grief, elation, music, dance, and you will be invited to check your baggage at the door.

*NOTE: All box office proceeds to go establish a new grant for refugee artists in Omaha in partnership with Lutheran Family Services

All show dates available:
Friday, November 15th, 7pm at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
Sunday, November 17th, 7pm at Beth El Synagogue
Monday, November 18th, 7pm at the Union for Contemporary Art
Tuesday, November 19th, 7pm at the Union for Contemporary Art
Saturday, November 23rd, 2pm at the Holland Center
Saturday, November 23rd, 7pm at the Holland Center
Tickets for other shows, can be purchased HERE.

Shelterbelt Theatre presents
A Shelterbelt Fundraiser
Scene/Seen

Saturday, November 23
6:00 pm – hors d’oeuvres & cash bar
7:00 pm – Show

Tickets $25/advance | $30/at the door | $50 VIP
Purchase tickets here

So, you haven’t seen Shelterbelt for awhile?
We invite you to join us for a fundraising evening in the fine tradition of what Shelterbelt does best: original monologues by our amazing local playwrights and performances by some of your favorite local actors… and maybe some surprises.

An after party with performances, hosted by Ron Preston, starts at 10pm at The Omaha Mining Company, 1715 Leavenworth.

IN[HEIR]ITANCE PROJECT Presents
EXODUS: Resettlement
A new play inspired by the history of refugees in Omaha

November 23 | 2:00 & 7:00 PM
Holland Center
Tickets are $20 each
They can be purchased at the box office or at https://ticketomaha.com

EXODUS: Resettlement has been created through a unique practice of open artistic process designed to spark a community conversation about refugee narratives, past and present, in Omaha. In[HEIR]itance Project artists have spent the year working with local artists in and out of the refugee community to devise an original play examining the intersections of refugee experiences, Omaha’s history, airport travel and the Book of Exodus.  There will be humor, grief, elation, music, dance, and you will be invited to check your baggage at the door.

*NOTE: All box office proceeds to go establish a new grant for refugee artists in Omaha in partnership with Lutheran Family Services

All show dates available:
Friday, November 15th, 7pm at St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
Sunday, November 17th, 7pm at Beth El Synagogue
Monday, November 18th, 7pm at the Union for Contemporary Art
Tuesday, November 19th, 7pm at the Union for Contemporary Art
Saturday, November 23rd, 2pm at the Holland Center
Saturday, November 23rd, 7pm at the Holland Center
Tickets for other shows, can be purchased HERE.

The Union for Contemporary Art’s Performing Arts Collective (PAC) presents
Tell Martha Not to Moan

SHOWTIMES

November 8-24
Friday, November 8 @ 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 9 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 10 @ 4:00 pm
Friday, November 15 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 17 @ 4:00 pm
Sunday, November 17 @ 7:00 pm
Thursday, November 21 @ 7:00 pm
Friday, November 22 @ 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 23 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 24 @ 4:00 pm

Seating begins 20 minutes prior to showtime

General Admission: $20 | Purchase tickets here.

SYNOPSIS
The Union for Contemporary Art’s Performing Arts Collective presents: Tell Martha Not to Moan, a new play written by Clinnesha D. Sibley and directed by Kathy Tyree.

The play takes place in a family home in Detroit in 2007. As the presidential election campaign plays out on the national stage and the 40th commemoration of the Detroit Riot is marked, a series of memories takes us on a unique and personal journey with a devoted and desolate elderly couple. With compelling dialogue and complex relationships, Tell Martha Not to Moan is a glimpse into the changing world as viewed from one African American home. A reading of this play was presented on the mainstage at the 6th annual Great Plains Theatre Conference.

**Please enter through the doors on the northwest corner of The Union for refreshments before the performance.
**Due to the intimate size of The Union’s theater, and out of respect to both the actors and other theatre patrons, ticket-holders must be in their seat promptly at the showtime listed. No late seating will be allowed.

The Union is committed to bringing thought-provoking works to the North Omaha community and supporting the livelihood of all theatre professionals contributing their talent to this production. Your support through ticket sales helps make this possible.

Theatre patrons are also invited to show their support for live theatre in North Omaha by purchasing a ticket at one of the three donor levels listed below. This support helps The Union meet its commitment to financially supporting Omaha-area actors and theatre professionals working in this production. (The donated amount beyond the value of the ticket is 100% tax-deductible.) All donors will be listed as a supporter in the production playbill.

Contributing Level: $50 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $30 of support to the Performing Arts program.
Supporting Level: $75 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $55 of support to the Performing Arts program.
Sustaining Level: $100 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $80 of support to the Performing Arts program.

University of Nebraska Omaha Theatre Department presents
Virginia Woolf’s Orlando

November 20-23 and December 4-7
Shows @ 7:30 pm

General Admission – $16
Preview Performances – $6
UNO students FREE with MavCARD

For tickets, visit www.unomaha.edu/unotheatre or call the box office at 402.554.PLAY. The UNO Theatre Box Office accepts all major credit cards.

A dreamy adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s famous tale
Orlando, a beautiful young nobleman goes on a magical and poetic journey between genders and across time. He begins as the favorite of Queen Elizabeth I before losing his heart to a Russian Princess. He wanders through Shakespeare’s London, the Great Frost, and Constantinople. After another love affair goes wrong, he sleeps for seven days and wakes to live again — as a woman. She must adapt her bold male demeanor to the expectations of feminine behavior in the changing world around her — from Victorian England to the busy department stores of the 20th century.
Adapted by Sarah Ruhl

Omaha Community Playhouse presents
A Christmas Carol

November 15 – December 23, 2019
Weds. 7:00 p.m. | Thurs. – Sat. 7:30 p.m. | Sun. 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Monday, December 23 @ 7:30 pm
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theatre

Tickets are starting at $40 for adults and $26 for students, with ticket prices varying by performance.
Purchase tickets by phone at (402) 553-0800 or at TicketOmaha
Avoid handling fees by calling or visiting the OCP box office in person. Online fees will apply.

It just isn’t Christmas without A Christmas Carol! Experience Omaha’s favorite holiday tradition as Ebenezer Scrooge takes us on a life-changing journey to discover the true meaning of Christmas. Filled with stunning Victorian costumes, festive music and crisp, wintry sets, A Christmas Carol is a beautiful reminder of the power of redemption and the generosity that lies at the heart of the Christmas holiday.
By Charles Dickens | Adapted by Charles Jones | Musical orchestration by John J. Bennett

All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. No lap seats allowed. No one under the age of 3 will be permitted.

Bellevue Little Theatre presents
Our Town

November 8-24, 2019
Friday/Saturday @ 7:30 pm | Sunday @ 2:00 pm

Adults $20 | Seniors $18 | Students $10
Reservations are recommended and may be made by calling 402-291-1554 Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm. Reservations are also accepted through the web site at www.bellevuelittletheatre.weebly.com

A classic play which recounts the story of the fictional American town of Grover’s Corners from 1901 to 1913 by following the lives of ordinary citizens. A timeless portrait of life in the mythical village of Grover’s Corners, Our Town has become an American classic with universal appeal. This beloved Pulitzer Prize winner has been produced throughout the world. A simple story of a love affair is constantly rediscovered because it asks timeless questions about the meaning of the circle of life.
“The play’s success across cultural borders around the world attests to its being something much greater than an American play: it is a play that captures the universal experience of being alive.”
–Playwright Donald Marguiles
Marya Lucca-Thyberg will direct the production, assisted by Steve Thyberg. Brian Callaghan is doing double duty as a member of the cast as well as serving as stage manager for the production. Costume designer is Nancy Buennemeyer, and lighting designer is Taelore Sterns.

Omaha Community Playhouse presents
A Christmas Carol

November 15 – December 23, 2019
Weds. 7:00 p.m. | Thurs. – Sat. 7:30 p.m. | Sun. 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Monday, December 23 @ 7:30 pm
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theatre

Tickets are starting at $40 for adults and $26 for students, with ticket prices varying by performance.
Purchase tickets by phone at (402) 553-0800 or at TicketOmaha
Avoid handling fees by calling or visiting the OCP box office in person. Online fees will apply.

It just isn’t Christmas without A Christmas Carol! Experience Omaha’s favorite holiday tradition as Ebenezer Scrooge takes us on a life-changing journey to discover the true meaning of Christmas. Filled with stunning Victorian costumes, festive music and crisp, wintry sets, A Christmas Carol is a beautiful reminder of the power of redemption and the generosity that lies at the heart of the Christmas holiday.
By Charles Dickens | Adapted by Charles Jones | Musical orchestration by John J. Bennett

All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. No lap seats allowed. No one under the age of 3 will be permitted.

Bellevue Little Theatre presents
Our Town

November 8-24, 2019
Friday/Saturday @ 7:30 pm | Sunday @ 2:00 pm

Adults $20 | Seniors $18 | Students $10
Reservations are recommended and may be made by calling 402-291-1554 Monday through Saturday from 10 am to 4 pm. Reservations are also accepted through the web site at www.bellevuelittletheatre.weebly.com

A classic play which recounts the story of the fictional American town of Grover’s Corners from 1901 to 1913 by following the lives of ordinary citizens. A timeless portrait of life in the mythical village of Grover’s Corners, Our Town has become an American classic with universal appeal. This beloved Pulitzer Prize winner has been produced throughout the world. A simple story of a love affair is constantly rediscovered because it asks timeless questions about the meaning of the circle of life.
“The play’s success across cultural borders around the world attests to its being something much greater than an American play: it is a play that captures the universal experience of being alive.”
–Playwright Donald Marguiles
Marya Lucca-Thyberg will direct the production, assisted by Steve Thyberg. Brian Callaghan is doing double duty as a member of the cast as well as serving as stage manager for the production. Costume designer is Nancy Buennemeyer, and lighting designer is Taelore Sterns.

The Union for Contemporary Art’s Performing Arts Collective (PAC) presents
Tell Martha Not to Moan

SHOWTIMES

November 8-24
Friday, November 8 @ 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 9 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 10 @ 4:00 pm
Friday, November 15 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 17 @ 4:00 pm
Sunday, November 17 @ 7:00 pm
Thursday, November 21 @ 7:00 pm
Friday, November 22 @ 7:00 pm
Saturday, November 23 @ 7:00 pm
Sunday, November 24 @ 4:00 pm

Seating begins 20 minutes prior to showtime

General Admission: $20 | Purchase tickets here.

SYNOPSIS
The Union for Contemporary Art’s Performing Arts Collective presents: Tell Martha Not to Moan, a new play written by Clinnesha D. Sibley and directed by Kathy Tyree.

The play takes place in a family home in Detroit in 2007. As the presidential election campaign plays out on the national stage and the 40th commemoration of the Detroit Riot is marked, a series of memories takes us on a unique and personal journey with a devoted and desolate elderly couple. With compelling dialogue and complex relationships, Tell Martha Not to Moan is a glimpse into the changing world as viewed from one African American home. A reading of this play was presented on the mainstage at the 6th annual Great Plains Theatre Conference.

**Please enter through the doors on the northwest corner of The Union for refreshments before the performance.
**Due to the intimate size of The Union’s theater, and out of respect to both the actors and other theatre patrons, ticket-holders must be in their seat promptly at the showtime listed. No late seating will be allowed.

The Union is committed to bringing thought-provoking works to the North Omaha community and supporting the livelihood of all theatre professionals contributing their talent to this production. Your support through ticket sales helps make this possible.

Theatre patrons are also invited to show their support for live theatre in North Omaha by purchasing a ticket at one of the three donor levels listed below. This support helps The Union meet its commitment to financially supporting Omaha-area actors and theatre professionals working in this production. (The donated amount beyond the value of the ticket is 100% tax-deductible.) All donors will be listed as a supporter in the production playbill.

Contributing Level: $50 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $30 of support to the Performing Arts program.
Supporting Level: $75 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $55 of support to the Performing Arts program.
Sustaining Level: $100 = Secure one General Admission ticket and provide $80 of support to the Performing Arts program.

Omaha Community Playhouse presents
A Christmas Carol

November 15 – December 23, 2019
Weds. 7:00 p.m. | Thurs. – Sat. 7:30 p.m. | Sun. 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Monday, December 23 @ 7:30 pm
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theatre

Tickets are starting at $40 for adults and $26 for students, with ticket prices varying by performance.
Purchase tickets by phone at (402) 553-0800 or at TicketOmaha
Avoid handling fees by calling or visiting the OCP box office in person. Online fees will apply.

It just isn’t Christmas without A Christmas Carol! Experience Omaha’s favorite holiday tradition as Ebenezer Scrooge takes us on a life-changing journey to discover the true meaning of Christmas. Filled with stunning Victorian costumes, festive music and crisp, wintry sets, A Christmas Carol is a beautiful reminder of the power of redemption and the generosity that lies at the heart of the Christmas holiday.
By Charles Dickens | Adapted by Charles Jones | Musical orchestration by John J. Bennett

All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. No lap seats allowed. No one under the age of 3 will be permitted.

BLUEBARN Theatre presents the Regional Premiere of
A Very Die Hard Christmas

Please join us for a TAG Night Out on Wednesday, November 27
Curtain time is 7:30 p.m.
A 5.00 donation for the TAG Scholarship is suggested.

November 29 – December 22
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday performances at 7:30 pm
Sundays, December 1 & 8 at 6:00 pm
Sundays, December 8 & 22 at 2:00 pm

$35.00 for General Admission

A VERY DIE HARD CHRISTMAS
by Jeff Schell and the Habit

Yippee-Ki-Yay! An outrageous take on the Most. Beloved. Christmas Movie. Of. All Time. We cordially invite you to our company Christmas party at Nakatomi Plaza! All NYPD’s John McClane wants is to come to the coast, get together with his estranged wife, and have some laughs. But when a team of well-choreographed, vaguely European terrorists start taking hostages as part of their nefarious plot to…who cares! Join us for 40 floors of sheer adventure!

Featuring: Hughston Walkinshaw, Theresa Sindelar, Josh Peyton, Jonathan Purcell, Diane Watson, Raydell Cordell III, Dave Wingert, Nicole Callahan, Todd Brooks, Kerron Stark, Don Harris, Therese Rennels, Mike Markey, and Katie Becker-Colón.
Director:  Susan Clement-Toberer
Dramaturg: Barry Carman. Sound and Projection Design by Bill Kirby. Properties by Amy Reiner. Set Design by Bob Donlan. Lighting Design by Josh Mullady. Costume Design by Jenny Pool. Choreography by Melanie Walters. Fight Direction by Ezra Colón.

BLUEBARN Theatre presents the Regional Premiere of
A Very Die Hard Christmas

November 29 – December 22
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday performances at 7:30 pm
Sundays, December 1 & 8 at 6:00 pm
Sundays, December 8 & 22 at 2:00 pm

$35.00 for General Admission

A VERY DIE HARD CHRISTMAS
by Jeff Schell and the Habit

Yippee-Ki-Yay! An outrageous take on the Most. Beloved. Christmas Movie. Of. All Time. We cordially invite you to our company Christmas party at Nakatomi Plaza! All NYPD’s John McClane wants is to come to the coast, get together with his estranged wife, and have some laughs. But when a team of well-choreographed, vaguely European terrorists start taking hostages as part of their nefarious plot to…who cares! Join us for 40 floors of sheer adventure!

Featuring: Hughston Walkinshaw, Theresa Sindelar, Josh Peyton, Jonathan Purcell, Diane Watson, Raydell Cordell III, Dave Wingert, Nicole Callahan, Todd Brooks, Kerron Stark, Don Harris, Therese Rennels, Mike Markey, and Katie Becker-Colón.
Director:  Susan Clement-Toberer
Dramaturg: Barry Carman. Sound and Projection Design by Bill Kirby. Properties by Amy Reiner. Set Design by Bob Donlan. Lighting Design by Josh Mullady. Costume Design by Jenny Pool. Choreography by Melanie Walters. Fight Direction by Ezra Colón.

The Rose Theater presents
Elf The Musical

November 29 – December 22
Fridays/Saturdays @ 7:00 pm | Matinees on Saturdays and Sundays @ 2:00 pm

Tickets are $27 for Main Floor and $22 for Balcony
Members of The Rose receive discounted tickets to the production.
Reservations required – call 402-345-4849 or click the “Purchase Tickets” button here: https://www.rosetheater.org/shows/elf19/

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
Dan Chevalier reprises his role as Buddy the Elf in the show that proved to be 2018’s hottest holiday ticket!
Buddy the Elf has always been a little different. Even among his professionally festive Christmas coworkers Buddy really stands…TALL! But when Buddy learns from Santa that he’s a human, the enormous former elf embarks on a quest to the sparkling city of New York during the holidays to find his father. His unusually upbeat, childlike cheer has a powerful effect on everyone he encounters—with sometimes disastrous results! But will Buddy be able to charm his stressed-out dad who long ago lost his seasonal spirit and wants nothing to do with a son he didn’t know he had? This fun-filled musical adaptation of the favorite holiday film that became an instant classic is a stuffed stocking full of song and dance that your family will most definitely want on your Christmas Wish List!
Book by Thomas Meehan and Bob Martin. | Music by Matthew Sklar. Lyrics by Chad Beguelin.

Appropriate Ages: All ages
Duration: 2 hours with an intermission

Join Our Post-Performance Q&A Session! A few minutes after the performance, our actors will conduct a Question & Answer session from the stage. It’s a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the scenery, costumes, special effects, and other aspects of the production. The actors may even have a question or two for you about the story.

Meet the Cast & Get an Autograph! Some performers will be available after the show to say hello, pose in pictures, and sign their autographs for you. You can meet them on the mezzanine level right outside the entrance to our balcony level seats.

The 2 pm show on Sat, Dec 14 provides ASL interpretation for the deaf and hard of hearing and audio description services for the blind.
Contact The Rose Box Office at (402) 345-4849 for more information.

The Apollon presents
Holiday at Hogwarts

November 29 – December 21
Performances are Thursdays-Saturdays at 7:00pm.
Doors open at 7:00 pm, Dinner show at 7:30 pm

General Admission – $35 | VIP Admission – $60
For tickets: https://www.apollonomaha.com/new-events/holidayathogwarts19

Be transported to the Wizarding World for a Happy Holiday Feast at Hogwarts School. During your magical stay, you will receive lessons taught by the Hogwarts Professors and Wizards, visit Diagon Alley for wands and other necessary wizarding supplies and gifts, and enjoy a grand Feast.

General Admission Ticket includes all the wonderful interactive entertainment, a wizarding wand, and a delicious meal.

VIP Ticket includes everything in the base admission ticket plus:
* Hogwarts Acceptance Letter (mailed to the address provided)
* 1 Non-Alcoholic Butter Beer
* Deluxe Wand
* Hogwarts Art Print or Special Handcrafted Item only available to VIPs

All admissions include dinner and performance. Cash bar is available during performances. No physical ticket is required for admission once you have completed your purchase via the website or at the box office. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are non-refundable.

Brigit Saint Brigit presents
The Monsters are Due on Maple Street

November 29 – December 15
Friday/Saturday @ 7:30 pm | Sunday @ 2:00 pm

COST:
$30 General Admission
$25 Student/65+/Military
Purchase tickets at https://www.bsbtheatre.com/monstersonmaplestreet

Omaha Community Playhouse presents
A Christmas Carol

November 15 – December 23, 2019
Weds. 7:00 p.m. | Thurs. – Sat. 7:30 p.m. | Sun. 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Monday, December 23 @ 7:30 pm
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theatre

Tickets are starting at $40 for adults and $26 for students, with ticket prices varying by performance.
Purchase tickets by phone at (402) 553-0800 or at TicketOmaha
Avoid handling fees by calling or visiting the OCP box office in person. Online fees will apply.

It just isn’t Christmas without A Christmas Carol! Experience Omaha’s favorite holiday tradition as Ebenezer Scrooge takes us on a life-changing journey to discover the true meaning of Christmas. Filled with stunning Victorian costumes, festive music and crisp, wintry sets, A Christmas Carol is a beautiful reminder of the power of redemption and the generosity that lies at the heart of the Christmas holiday.
By Charles Dickens | Adapted by Charles Jones | Musical orchestration by John J. Bennett

All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. No lap seats allowed. No one under the age of 3 will be permitted.

BLUEBARN Theatre presents the Regional Premiere of
A Very Die Hard Christmas

November 29 – December 22
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday performances at 7:30 pm
Sundays, December 1 & 8 at 6:00 pm
Sundays, December 8 & 22 at 2:00 pm

$35.00 for General Admission

A VERY DIE HARD CHRISTMAS
by Jeff Schell and the Habit

Yippee-Ki-Yay! An outrageous take on the Most. Beloved. Christmas Movie. Of. All Time. We cordially invite you to our company Christmas party at Nakatomi Plaza! All NYPD’s John McClane wants is to come to the coast, get together with his estranged wife, and have some laughs. But when a team of well-choreographed, vaguely European terrorists start taking hostages as part of their nefarious plot to…who cares! Join us for 40 floors of sheer adventure!

Featuring: Hughston Walkinshaw, Theresa Sindelar, Josh Peyton, Jonathan Purcell, Diane Watson, Raydell Cordell III, Dave Wingert, Nicole Callahan, Todd Brooks, Kerron Stark, Don Harris, Therese Rennels, Mike Markey, and Katie Becker-Colón.
Director:  Susan Clement-Toberer
Dramaturg: Barry Carman. Sound and Projection Design by Bill Kirby. Properties by Amy Reiner. Set Design by Bob Donlan. Lighting Design by Josh Mullady. Costume Design by Jenny Pool. Choreography by Melanie Walters. Fight Direction by Ezra Colón.

The Rose Theater presents
Elf The Musical

November 29 – December 22
Fridays/Saturdays @ 7:00 pm | Matinees on Saturdays and Sundays @ 2:00 pm

Tickets are $27 for Main Floor and $22 for Balcony
Members of The Rose receive discounted tickets to the production.
Reservations required – call 402-345-4849 or click the “Purchase Tickets” button here: https://www.rosetheater.org/shows/elf19/

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
Dan Chevalier reprises his role as Buddy the Elf in the show that proved to be 2018’s hottest holiday ticket!
Buddy the Elf has always been a little different. Even among his professionally festive Christmas coworkers Buddy really stands…TALL! But when Buddy learns from Santa that he’s a human, the enormous former elf embarks on a quest to the sparkling city of New York during the holidays to find his father. His unusually upbeat, childlike cheer has a powerful effect on everyone he encounters—with sometimes disastrous results! But will Buddy be able to charm his stressed-out dad who long ago lost his seasonal spirit and wants nothing to do with a son he didn’t know he had? This fun-filled musical adaptation of the favorite holiday film that became an instant classic is a stuffed stocking full of song and dance that your family will most definitely want on your Christmas Wish List!
Book by Thomas Meehan and Bob Martin. | Music by Matthew Sklar. Lyrics by Chad Beguelin.

Appropriate Ages: All ages
Duration: 2 hours with an intermission

Join Our Post-Performance Q&A Session! A few minutes after the performance, our actors will conduct a Question & Answer session from the stage. It’s a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the scenery, costumes, special effects, and other aspects of the production. The actors may even have a question or two for you about the story.

Meet the Cast & Get an Autograph! Some performers will be available after the show to say hello, pose in pictures, and sign their autographs for you. You can meet them on the mezzanine level right outside the entrance to our balcony level seats.

The 2 pm show on Sat, Dec 14 provides ASL interpretation for the deaf and hard of hearing and audio description services for the blind.
Contact The Rose Box Office at (402) 345-4849 for more information.

The Apollon presents
Holiday at Hogwarts

November 29 – December 21
Performances are Thursdays-Saturdays at 7:00pm.
Doors open at 7:00 pm, Dinner show at 7:30 pm

General Admission – $35 | VIP Admission – $60
For tickets: https://www.apollonomaha.com/new-events/holidayathogwarts19

Be transported to the Wizarding World for a Happy Holiday Feast at Hogwarts School. During your magical stay, you will receive lessons taught by the Hogwarts Professors and Wizards, visit Diagon Alley for wands and other necessary wizarding supplies and gifts, and enjoy a grand Feast.

General Admission Ticket includes all the wonderful interactive entertainment, a wizarding wand, and a delicious meal.

VIP Ticket includes everything in the base admission ticket plus:
* Hogwarts Acceptance Letter (mailed to the address provided)
* 1 Non-Alcoholic Butter Beer
* Deluxe Wand
* Hogwarts Art Print or Special Handcrafted Item only available to VIPs

All admissions include dinner and performance. Cash bar is available during performances. No physical ticket is required for admission once you have completed your purchase via the website or at the box office. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are non-refundable.

Omaha Community Playhouse presents
A Christmas Carol

November 15 – December 23, 2019
Weds. 7:00 p.m. | Thurs. – Sat. 7:30 p.m. | Sun. 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Monday, December 23 @ 7:30 pm
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theatre

Tickets are starting at $40 for adults and $26 for students, with ticket prices varying by performance.
Purchase tickets by phone at (402) 553-0800 or at TicketOmaha
Avoid handling fees by calling or visiting the OCP box office in person. Online fees will apply.

It just isn’t Christmas without A Christmas Carol! Experience Omaha’s favorite holiday tradition as Ebenezer Scrooge takes us on a life-changing journey to discover the true meaning of Christmas. Filled with stunning Victorian costumes, festive music and crisp, wintry sets, A Christmas Carol is a beautiful reminder of the power of redemption and the generosity that lies at the heart of the Christmas holiday.
By Charles Dickens | Adapted by Charles Jones | Musical orchestration by John J. Bennett

All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. No lap seats allowed. No one under the age of 3 will be permitted.

Brigit Saint Brigit presents
The Monsters are Due on Maple Street

November 29 – December 15
Friday/Saturday @ 7:30 pm | Sunday @ 2:00 pm

COST:
$30 General Admission
$25 Student/65+/Military
Purchase tickets at https://www.bsbtheatre.com/monstersonmaplestreet

The Rose Theater presents
Elf The Musical

November 29 – December 22
Fridays/Saturdays @ 7:00 pm | Matinees on Saturdays and Sundays @ 2:00 pm

Tickets are $27 for Main Floor and $22 for Balcony
Members of The Rose receive discounted tickets to the production.
Reservations required – call 402-345-4849 or click the “Purchase Tickets” button here: https://www.rosetheater.org/shows/elf19/

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
Dan Chevalier reprises his role as Buddy the Elf in the show that proved to be 2018’s hottest holiday ticket!
Buddy the Elf has always been a little different. Even among his professionally festive Christmas coworkers Buddy really stands…TALL! But when Buddy learns from Santa that he’s a human, the enormous former elf embarks on a quest to the sparkling city of New York during the holidays to find his father. His unusually upbeat, childlike cheer has a powerful effect on everyone he encounters—with sometimes disastrous results! But will Buddy be able to charm his stressed-out dad who long ago lost his seasonal spirit and wants nothing to do with a son he didn’t know he had? This fun-filled musical adaptation of the favorite holiday film that became an instant classic is a stuffed stocking full of song and dance that your family will most definitely want on your Christmas Wish List!
Book by Thomas Meehan and Bob Martin. | Music by Matthew Sklar. Lyrics by Chad Beguelin.

Appropriate Ages: All ages
Duration: 2 hours with an intermission

Join Our Post-Performance Q&A Session! A few minutes after the performance, our actors will conduct a Question & Answer session from the stage. It’s a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the scenery, costumes, special effects, and other aspects of the production. The actors may even have a question or two for you about the story.

Meet the Cast & Get an Autograph! Some performers will be available after the show to say hello, pose in pictures, and sign their autographs for you. You can meet them on the mezzanine level right outside the entrance to our balcony level seats.

The 2 pm show on Sat, Dec 14 provides ASL interpretation for the deaf and hard of hearing and audio description services for the blind.
Contact The Rose Box Office at (402) 345-4849 for more information.

Brigit Saint Brigit presents
The Monsters are Due on Maple Street

November 29 – December 15
Friday/Saturday @ 7:30 pm | Sunday @ 2:00 pm

COST:
$30 General Admission
$25 Student/65+/Military
Purchase tickets at https://www.bsbtheatre.com/monstersonmaplestreet

Omaha Community Playhouse presents
A Christmas Carol

November 15 – December 23, 2019
Weds. 7:00 p.m. | Thurs. – Sat. 7:30 p.m. | Sun. 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Monday, December 23 @ 7:30 pm
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theatre

Tickets are starting at $40 for adults and $26 for students, with ticket prices varying by performance.
Purchase tickets by phone at (402) 553-0800 or at TicketOmaha
Avoid handling fees by calling or visiting the OCP box office in person. Online fees will apply.

It just isn’t Christmas without A Christmas Carol! Experience Omaha’s favorite holiday tradition as Ebenezer Scrooge takes us on a life-changing journey to discover the true meaning of Christmas. Filled with stunning Victorian costumes, festive music and crisp, wintry sets, A Christmas Carol is a beautiful reminder of the power of redemption and the generosity that lies at the heart of the Christmas holiday.
By Charles Dickens | Adapted by Charles Jones | Musical orchestration by John J. Bennett

All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. No lap seats allowed. No one under the age of 3 will be permitted.

BLUEBARN Theatre presents the Regional Premiere of
A Very Die Hard Christmas

November 29 – December 22
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday performances at 7:30 pm
Sundays, December 1 & 8 at 6:00 pm
Sundays, December 8 & 22 at 2:00 pm

$35.00 for General Admission

A VERY DIE HARD CHRISTMAS
by Jeff Schell and the Habit

Yippee-Ki-Yay! An outrageous take on the Most. Beloved. Christmas Movie. Of. All Time. We cordially invite you to our company Christmas party at Nakatomi Plaza! All NYPD’s John McClane wants is to come to the coast, get together with his estranged wife, and have some laughs. But when a team of well-choreographed, vaguely European terrorists start taking hostages as part of their nefarious plot to…who cares! Join us for 40 floors of sheer adventure!

Featuring: Hughston Walkinshaw, Theresa Sindelar, Josh Peyton, Jonathan Purcell, Diane Watson, Raydell Cordell III, Dave Wingert, Nicole Callahan, Todd Brooks, Kerron Stark, Don Harris, Therese Rennels, Mike Markey, and Katie Becker-Colón.
Director:  Susan Clement-Toberer
Dramaturg: Barry Carman. Sound and Projection Design by Bill Kirby. Properties by Amy Reiner. Set Design by Bob Donlan. Lighting Design by Josh Mullady. Costume Design by Jenny Pool. Choreography by Melanie Walters. Fight Direction by Ezra Colón.

Omaha Community Playhouse presents
A Christmas Carol

November 15 – December 23, 2019
Weds. 7:00 p.m. | Thurs. – Sat. 7:30 p.m. | Sun. 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Monday, December 23 @ 7:30 pm
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theatre

Tickets are starting at $40 for adults and $26 for students, with ticket prices varying by performance.
Purchase tickets by phone at (402) 553-0800 or at TicketOmaha
Avoid handling fees by calling or visiting the OCP box office in person. Online fees will apply.

It just isn’t Christmas without A Christmas Carol! Experience Omaha’s favorite holiday tradition as Ebenezer Scrooge takes us on a life-changing journey to discover the true meaning of Christmas. Filled with stunning Victorian costumes, festive music and crisp, wintry sets, A Christmas Carol is a beautiful reminder of the power of redemption and the generosity that lies at the heart of the Christmas holiday.
By Charles Dickens | Adapted by Charles Jones | Musical orchestration by John J. Bennett

All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. No lap seats allowed. No one under the age of 3 will be permitted.

IBSEN COSTUME GALLERY Presents
The Madrigal Christmasse Feaste

December 4- 7
Cocktails and pre-performance entertainment begin at 6:00 pm and the multi-course feasted begins at 7:00 pm. The production concludes at 9:20 pm.

Regency Marriott Ballroom | 10220 Regency Circle | Omaha, NE

The Lord and Lady of Essex invite you to join them for feasting music and merriment, madrigal style. At this unique and original form of “dinner theatre” you will return with us to the Renaissance years for a festive holiday evening at an old English Castle.
IBSEN COSTUME GALLERY presents a yearly Christmas production, now is its 28th year! Written, directed and costumed by IBSEN COSTUME GALLERY, the event has become a mid-west seasonal event and over 10,000 people have enjoyed the inspirational evening!
Announced by fanfares and accompanied by music, mirth and traditions, the multi-course meal is designed to delight you and to celebrate Christmas. Every person – from your table server to the kingdom’s favorite performer – is dedicated to making this an unforgettable event.
From the rousing Wassail Toasts to the last spoonful of bread pudding and the final fading melody of the Madrigal Syngers’ performance, you will be enchanted and filled with the spirit of Christmas.

MENU
Spiced Holiday Wassail
Holiday Salad and Vinaigrette Dressing
Cream of Broccoli Soup
Carved Sirloin with Bordelaise Sauce
Yorkshire Pudding
Parslied Potatoes
Baby Carrots with Green Bean Amandine
Rolls and Butter
Bread Pudding and Rum Sauce
Coffee or Tea

Cash Bar Available

RESERVATIONS
Ticket prices are $62 per person, $55 groups of 10 or more

Tickets are available at IBSEN COSTUME GALLERY, 4981 Hamilton Street, Omaha, NE 68132 or call 402-556-1400. We accept personal or company check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. All ticket sales are final.

For group reservations, call Cheri or Dwayne at 402-556-1400. To prevent any errors in seating, please make group reservations in one name only.

Ticket price includes dinner, show, dessert, coffee and tea and gratuity!

Inquire about special Marriott hotel rates during the event.

Omaha Community Playhouse presents
A Christmas Carol

November 15 – December 23, 2019
Weds. 7:00 p.m. | Thurs. – Sat. 7:30 p.m. | Sun. 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Monday, December 23 @ 7:30 pm
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theatre

Tickets are starting at $40 for adults and $26 for students, with ticket prices varying by performance.
Purchase tickets by phone at (402) 553-0800 or at TicketOmaha
Avoid handling fees by calling or visiting the OCP box office in person. Online fees will apply.

It just isn’t Christmas without A Christmas Carol! Experience Omaha’s favorite holiday tradition as Ebenezer Scrooge takes us on a life-changing journey to discover the true meaning of Christmas. Filled with stunning Victorian costumes, festive music and crisp, wintry sets, A Christmas Carol is a beautiful reminder of the power of redemption and the generosity that lies at the heart of the Christmas holiday.
By Charles Dickens | Adapted by Charles Jones | Musical orchestration by John J. Bennett

All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. No lap seats allowed. No one under the age of 3 will be permitted.

University of Nebraska Omaha Theatre Department presents
Virginia Woolf’s Orlando

November 20-23 and December 4-7
Shows @ 7:30 pm

General Admission – $16
Preview Performances – $6
UNO students FREE with MavCARD

For tickets, visit www.unomaha.edu/unotheatre or call the box office at 402.554.PLAY. The UNO Theatre Box Office accepts all major credit cards.

A dreamy adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s famous tale
Orlando, a beautiful young nobleman goes on a magical and poetic journey between genders and across time. He begins as the favorite of Queen Elizabeth I before losing his heart to a Russian Princess. He wanders through Shakespeare’s London, the Great Frost, and Constantinople. After another love affair goes wrong, he sleeps for seven days and wakes to live again — as a woman. She must adapt her bold male demeanor to the expectations of feminine behavior in the changing world around her — from Victorian England to the busy department stores of the 20th century.
Adapted by Sarah Ruhl

Creighton University Theatre Department presents
The Nutcracker

December 4-8
Weds/Thurs/Fri/Sat @ 7:30 pm | Sun @ 2:00 pm

Adult: $18 | Senior: $15 | Student/CU Faculty & Staff: $5

Location: Lied Education Center for the Arts Mainstage  (located the northeast corner of 24^th and Cass Streets)

Tickets can be purchased online at boxoffice.creighton.edu, over the phone at 402.280.1448, or in person at the Box Office in the Lied Education Center for the Arts (check the website for business hours).

The story of a young German girl who dreams of a Nutcracker Prince and his fierce battle against a Mouse King with seven heads. It is Christmas Eve 1830, in the home of a European city official, President Stahlbaum. He and his wife and children, Clara and Fritz, welcome their guests to the annual Christmas party.

BLUEBARN Theatre presents the Regional Premiere of
A Very Die Hard Christmas

November 29 – December 22
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday performances at 7:30 pm
Sundays, December 1 & 8 at 6:00 pm
Sundays, December 8 & 22 at 2:00 pm

$35.00 for General Admission

A VERY DIE HARD CHRISTMAS
by Jeff Schell and the Habit

Yippee-Ki-Yay! An outrageous take on the Most. Beloved. Christmas Movie. Of. All Time. We cordially invite you to our company Christmas party at Nakatomi Plaza! All NYPD’s John McClane wants is to come to the coast, get together with his estranged wife, and have some laughs. But when a team of well-choreographed, vaguely European terrorists start taking hostages as part of their nefarious plot to…who cares! Join us for 40 floors of sheer adventure!

Featuring: Hughston Walkinshaw, Theresa Sindelar, Josh Peyton, Jonathan Purcell, Diane Watson, Raydell Cordell III, Dave Wingert, Nicole Callahan, Todd Brooks, Kerron Stark, Don Harris, Therese Rennels, Mike Markey, and Katie Becker-Colón.
Director:  Susan Clement-Toberer
Dramaturg: Barry Carman. Sound and Projection Design by Bill Kirby. Properties by Amy Reiner. Set Design by Bob Donlan. Lighting Design by Josh Mullady. Costume Design by Jenny Pool. Choreography by Melanie Walters. Fight Direction by Ezra Colón.

IBSEN COSTUME GALLERY Presents
The Madrigal Christmasse Feaste

December 4- 7
Cocktails and pre-performance entertainment begin at 6:00 pm and the multi-course feasted begins at 7:00 pm. The production concludes at 9:20 pm.

Regency Marriott Ballroom | 10220 Regency Circle | Omaha, NE

The Lord and Lady of Essex invite you to join them for feasting music and merriment, madrigal style. At this unique and original form of “dinner theatre” you will return with us to the Renaissance years for a festive holiday evening at an old English Castle.
IBSEN COSTUME GALLERY presents a yearly Christmas production, now is its 28th year! Written, directed and costumed by IBSEN COSTUME GALLERY, the event has become a mid-west seasonal event and over 10,000 people have enjoyed the inspirational evening!
Announced by fanfares and accompanied by music, mirth and traditions, the multi-course meal is designed to delight you and to celebrate Christmas. Every person – from your table server to the kingdom’s favorite performer – is dedicated to making this an unforgettable event.
From the rousing Wassail Toasts to the last spoonful of bread pudding and the final fading melody of the Madrigal Syngers’ performance, you will be enchanted and filled with the spirit of Christmas.

MENU
Spiced Holiday Wassail
Holiday Salad and Vinaigrette Dressing
Cream of Broccoli Soup
Carved Sirloin with Bordelaise Sauce
Yorkshire Pudding
Parslied Potatoes
Baby Carrots with Green Bean Amandine
Rolls and Butter
Bread Pudding and Rum Sauce
Coffee or Tea

Cash Bar Available

RESERVATIONS
Ticket prices are $62 per person, $55 groups of 10 or more

Tickets are available at IBSEN COSTUME GALLERY, 4981 Hamilton Street, Omaha, NE 68132 or call 402-556-1400. We accept personal or company check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. All ticket sales are final.

For group reservations, call Cheri or Dwayne at 402-556-1400. To prevent any errors in seating, please make group reservations in one name only.

Ticket price includes dinner, show, dessert, coffee and tea and gratuity!

Inquire about special Marriott hotel rates during the event.

The Apollon presents
Holiday at Hogwarts

November 29 – December 21
Performances are Thursdays-Saturdays at 7:00pm.
Doors open at 7:00 pm, Dinner show at 7:30 pm

General Admission – $35 | VIP Admission – $60
For tickets: https://www.apollonomaha.com/new-events/holidayathogwarts19

Be transported to the Wizarding World for a Happy Holiday Feast at Hogwarts School. During your magical stay, you will receive lessons taught by the Hogwarts Professors and Wizards, visit Diagon Alley for wands and other necessary wizarding supplies and gifts, and enjoy a grand Feast.

General Admission Ticket includes all the wonderful interactive entertainment, a wizarding wand, and a delicious meal.

VIP Ticket includes everything in the base admission ticket plus:
* Hogwarts Acceptance Letter (mailed to the address provided)
* 1 Non-Alcoholic Butter Beer
* Deluxe Wand
* Hogwarts Art Print or Special Handcrafted Item only available to VIPs

All admissions include dinner and performance. Cash bar is available during performances. No physical ticket is required for admission once you have completed your purchase via the website or at the box office. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are non-refundable.

Creighton University Theatre Department presents
The Nutcracker

December 4-8
Weds/Thurs/Fri/Sat @ 7:30 pm | Sun @ 2:00 pm

Adult: $18 | Senior: $15 | Student/CU Faculty & Staff: $5

Location: Lied Education Center for the Arts Mainstage  (located the northeast corner of 24^th and Cass Streets)

Tickets can be purchased online at boxoffice.creighton.edu, over the phone at 402.280.1448, or in person at the Box Office in the Lied Education Center for the Arts (check the website for business hours).

The story of a young German girl who dreams of a Nutcracker Prince and his fierce battle against a Mouse King with seven heads. It is Christmas Eve 1830, in the home of a European city official, President Stahlbaum. He and his wife and children, Clara and Fritz, welcome their guests to the annual Christmas party.

Omaha Community Playhouse presents
A Christmas Carol

November 15 – December 23, 2019
Weds. 7:00 p.m. | Thurs. – Sat. 7:30 p.m. | Sun. 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Monday, December 23 @ 7:30 pm
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theatre

Tickets are starting at $40 for adults and $26 for students, with ticket prices varying by performance.
Purchase tickets by phone at (402) 553-0800 or at TicketOmaha
Avoid handling fees by calling or visiting the OCP box office in person. Online fees will apply.

It just isn’t Christmas without A Christmas Carol! Experience Omaha’s favorite holiday tradition as Ebenezer Scrooge takes us on a life-changing journey to discover the true meaning of Christmas. Filled with stunning Victorian costumes, festive music and crisp, wintry sets, A Christmas Carol is a beautiful reminder of the power of redemption and the generosity that lies at the heart of the Christmas holiday.
By Charles Dickens | Adapted by Charles Jones | Musical orchestration by John J. Bennett

All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. No lap seats allowed. No one under the age of 3 will be permitted.

University of Nebraska Omaha Theatre Department presents
Virginia Woolf’s Orlando

November 20-23 and December 4-7
Shows @ 7:30 pm

General Admission – $16
Preview Performances – $6
UNO students FREE with MavCARD

For tickets, visit www.unomaha.edu/unotheatre or call the box office at 402.554.PLAY. The UNO Theatre Box Office accepts all major credit cards.

A dreamy adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s famous tale
Orlando, a beautiful young nobleman goes on a magical and poetic journey between genders and across time. He begins as the favorite of Queen Elizabeth I before losing his heart to a Russian Princess. He wanders through Shakespeare’s London, the Great Frost, and Constantinople. After another love affair goes wrong, he sleeps for seven days and wakes to live again — as a woman. She must adapt her bold male demeanor to the expectations of feminine behavior in the changing world around her — from Victorian England to the busy department stores of the 20th century.
Adapted by Sarah Ruhl

BLUEBARN Theatre presents the Regional Premiere of
A Very Die Hard Christmas

November 29 – December 22
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday performances at 7:30 pm
Sundays, December 1 & 8 at 6:00 pm
Sundays, December 8 & 22 at 2:00 pm

$35.00 for General Admission

A VERY DIE HARD CHRISTMAS
by Jeff Schell and the Habit

Yippee-Ki-Yay! An outrageous take on the Most. Beloved. Christmas Movie. Of. All Time. We cordially invite you to our company Christmas party at Nakatomi Plaza! All NYPD’s John McClane wants is to come to the coast, get together with his estranged wife, and have some laughs. But when a team of well-choreographed, vaguely European terrorists start taking hostages as part of their nefarious plot to…who cares! Join us for 40 floors of sheer adventure!

Featuring: Hughston Walkinshaw, Theresa Sindelar, Josh Peyton, Jonathan Purcell, Diane Watson, Raydell Cordell III, Dave Wingert, Nicole Callahan, Todd Brooks, Kerron Stark, Don Harris, Therese Rennels, Mike Markey, and Katie Becker-Colón.
Director:  Susan Clement-Toberer
Dramaturg: Barry Carman. Sound and Projection Design by Bill Kirby. Properties by Amy Reiner. Set Design by Bob Donlan. Lighting Design by Josh Mullady. Costume Design by Jenny Pool. Choreography by Melanie Walters. Fight Direction by Ezra Colón.

IBSEN COSTUME GALLERY Presents
The Madrigal Christmasse Feaste

December 4- 7
Cocktails and pre-performance entertainment begin at 6:00 pm and the multi-course feasted begins at 7:00 pm. The production concludes at 9:20 pm.

Regency Marriott Ballroom | 10220 Regency Circle | Omaha, NE

The Lord and Lady of Essex invite you to join them for feasting music and merriment, madrigal style. At this unique and original form of “dinner theatre” you will return with us to the Renaissance years for a festive holiday evening at an old English Castle.
IBSEN COSTUME GALLERY presents a yearly Christmas production, now is its 28th year! Written, directed and costumed by IBSEN COSTUME GALLERY, the event has become a mid-west seasonal event and over 10,000 people have enjoyed the inspirational evening!
Announced by fanfares and accompanied by music, mirth and traditions, the multi-course meal is designed to delight you and to celebrate Christmas. Every person – from your table server to the kingdom’s favorite performer – is dedicated to making this an unforgettable event.
From the rousing Wassail Toasts to the last spoonful of bread pudding and the final fading melody of the Madrigal Syngers’ performance, you will be enchanted and filled with the spirit of Christmas.

MENU
Spiced Holiday Wassail
Holiday Salad and Vinaigrette Dressing
Cream of Broccoli Soup
Carved Sirloin with Bordelaise Sauce
Yorkshire Pudding
Parslied Potatoes
Baby Carrots with Green Bean Amandine
Rolls and Butter
Bread Pudding and Rum Sauce
Coffee or Tea

Cash Bar Available

RESERVATIONS
Ticket prices are $62 per person, $55 groups of 10 or more

Tickets are available at IBSEN COSTUME GALLERY, 4981 Hamilton Street, Omaha, NE 68132 or call 402-556-1400. We accept personal or company check, Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express. All ticket sales are final.

For group reservations, call Cheri or Dwayne at 402-556-1400. To prevent any errors in seating, please make group reservations in one name only.

Ticket price includes dinner, show, dessert, coffee and tea and gratuity!

Inquire about special Marriott hotel rates during the event.

Performing Artists Repertory Theatre (PART) Presents
FOREVER PLAID: PLAID TIDINGS

Performances are December 6-15
Thursday/Fridays/Saturdays @ 7:00 pm | Saturdays/Sundays @ 2:00 pm

Ticket prices: $35 Regular Admission | $30 Seniors (60+ ) | $25.00 Students
Tickets are only available by calling our box office: 402-706-0778.

Doors open 45-minutes before curtain.
For more information on the PART Theatre at the Crossroads, 7400 Dodge Street, Omaha, Nebraska 68114 visit www.performingartistsrepertorytheatre.org

Plaid Tidings is a show that offers the best of Forever Plaid tied-up in a nifty package with a big Christmas bow at the top! Filled with Christmas standards that have all been “Plaid-erized,” all four boys are back to do their Christmas Special. At first they aren’t sure why they’ve returned, but a phone call from the heavenly Rosemary Clooney lets them know that they’re needed to put a little harmony into a discordant world. Sprinkled among the Christmas offerings are audience favorites like the riotous three minute and eleven second version of “The Ed Sullivan Show” – this time featuring the Rockettes, the Chipmunks and the Vienna Boys Choir, and a Plaid Caribbean Christmas which puts the “Day-O” in excelsis! This is one holiday treat that is truly “heavenly-sent!” Some songs in the show include: It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas,The Dreidel Song, The Christmas Song, Cool Yule, Carol of the Bells, Let It Snow, Mele Kalikimaka, Stranger in Paradise, Hey There, Jingle Bells and We Wish You a Perry Christmas just to mention a few.
Cast is Roger Bunnell, Josh Dewberry, Justin Dehmer and Jon Hickerson. Musical Direction by Peggy Holloway. Stage Direction by Gordon Cantiello.

The Apollon presents
Holiday at Hogwarts

November 29 – December 21
Performances are Thursdays-Saturdays at 7:00pm.
Doors open at 7:00 pm, Dinner show at 7:30 pm

General Admission – $35 | VIP Admission – $60
For tickets: https://www.apollonomaha.com/new-events/holidayathogwarts19

Be transported to the Wizarding World for a Happy Holiday Feast at Hogwarts School. During your magical stay, you will receive lessons taught by the Hogwarts Professors and Wizards, visit Diagon Alley for wands and other necessary wizarding supplies and gifts, and enjoy a grand Feast.

General Admission Ticket includes all the wonderful interactive entertainment, a wizarding wand, and a delicious meal.

VIP Ticket includes everything in the base admission ticket plus:
* Hogwarts Acceptance Letter (mailed to the address provided)
* 1 Non-Alcoholic Butter Beer
* Deluxe Wand
* Hogwarts Art Print or Special Handcrafted Item only available to VIPs

All admissions include dinner and performance. Cash bar is available during performances. No physical ticket is required for admission once you have completed your purchase via the website or at the box office. Tickets must be purchased in advance and are non-refundable.

The Rose Theater presents
Elf The Musical

November 29 – December 22
Fridays/Saturdays @ 7:00 pm | Matinees on Saturdays and Sundays @ 2:00 pm

Tickets are $27 for Main Floor and $22 for Balcony
Members of The Rose receive discounted tickets to the production.
Reservations required – call 402-345-4849 or click the “Purchase Tickets” button here: https://www.rosetheater.org/shows/elf19/

BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND!
Dan Chevalier reprises his role as Buddy the Elf in the show that proved to be 2018’s hottest holiday ticket!
Buddy the Elf has always been a little different. Even among his professionally festive Christmas coworkers Buddy really stands…TALL! But when Buddy learns from Santa that he’s a human, the enormous former elf embarks on a quest to the sparkling city of New York during the holidays to find his father. His unusually upbeat, childlike cheer has a powerful effect on everyone he encounters—with sometimes disastrous results! But will Buddy be able to charm his stressed-out dad who long ago lost his seasonal spirit and wants nothing to do with a son he didn’t know he had? This fun-filled musical adaptation of the favorite holiday film that became an instant classic is a stuffed stocking full of song and dance that your family will most definitely want on your Christmas Wish List!
Book by Thomas Meehan and Bob Martin. | Music by Matthew Sklar. Lyrics by Chad Beguelin.

Appropriate Ages: All ages
Duration: 2 hours with an intermission

Join Our Post-Performance Q&A Session! A few minutes after the performance, our actors will conduct a Question & Answer session from the stage. It’s a wonderful opportunity to learn more about the scenery, costumes, special effects, and other aspects of the production. The actors may even have a question or two for you about the story.

Meet the Cast & Get an Autograph! Some performers will be available after the show to say hello, pose in pictures, and sign their autographs for you. You can meet them on the mezzanine level right outside the entrance to our balcony level seats.

The 2 pm show on Sat, Dec 14 provides ASL interpretation for the deaf and hard of hearing and audio description services for the blind.
Contact The Rose Box Office at (402) 345-4849 for more information.

The Mills Masquers at the Barton Theater proudly presents
A Charlie Brown Christmas

Adults $15; Students / Sr. Citizens $10; Children 12 and younger $8
Tickets are available at Glenwood State Bank. Reservations may be made by calling 712-527-3600 and leaving a message, or online at www.millsmasquers.org.

For more information please visit our Mills Masquers Facebook page or call 712-527-3600

Synopsis: When Charlie Brown complains about the overwhelming materialism he sees among everyone during the Christmas season, Lucy suggests that he become director of the school Christmas pageant. Charlie Brown accepts, but this proves to be a frustrating endeavor. When an attempt to restore the proper holiday spirit with a forlorn little Christmas fir tree fails, he needs Linus’ help to discover the real meaning of Christmas.

The Barton-Rowe Theater is north of Glenwood on 221st Street. We look forward to seeing you at the show!

Brigit Saint Brigit presents
The Monsters are Due on Maple Street

November 29 – December 15
Friday/Saturday @ 7:30 pm | Sunday @ 2:00 pm

COST:
$30 General Admission
$25 Student/65+/Military
Purchase tickets at https://www.bsbtheatre.com/monstersonmaplestreet

Omaha Community Playhouse presents
A Christmas Carol

November 15 – December 23, 2019
Weds. 7:00 p.m. | Thurs. – Sat. 7:30 p.m. | Sun. 2:00 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. | Monday, December 23 @ 7:30 pm
Howard and Rhonda Hawks Mainstage Theatre

Tickets are starting at $40 for adults and $26 for students, with ticket prices varying by performance.
Purchase tickets by phone at (402) 553-0800 or at TicketOmaha
Avoid handling fees by calling or visiting the OCP box office in person. Online fees will apply.

It just isn’t Christmas without A Christmas Carol! Experience Omaha’s favorite holiday tradition as Ebenezer Scrooge takes us on a life-changing journey to discover the true meaning of Christmas. Filled with stunning Victorian costumes, festive music and crisp, wintry sets, A Christmas Carol is a beautiful reminder of the power of redemption and the generosity that lies at the heart of the Christmas holiday.
By Charles Dickens | Adapted by Charles Jones | Musical orchestration by John J. Bennett

All patrons, regardless of age, must have a ticket. No lap seats allowed. No one under the age of 3 will be permitted.

University of Nebraska Omaha Theatre Department presents
Virginia Woolf’s Orlando

November 20-23 and December 4-7
Shows @ 7:30 pm

General Admission – $16
Preview Performances – $6
UNO students FREE with MavCARD

For tickets, visit www.unomaha.edu/unotheatre or call the box office at 402.554.PLAY. The UNO Theatre Box Office accepts all major credit cards.

A dreamy adaptation of Virginia Woolf’s famous tale
Orlando, a beautiful young nobleman goes on a magical and poetic journey between genders and across time. He begins as the favorite of Queen Elizabeth I before losing his heart to a Russian Princess. He wanders through Shakespeare’s London, the Great Frost, and Constantinople. After another love affair goes wrong, he sleeps for seven days and wakes to live again — as a woman. She must adapt her bold male demeanor to the expectations of feminine behavior in the changing world around her — from Victorian England to the busy department stores of the 20th century.
Adapted by Sarah Ruhl

Creighton University Theatre Department presents
The Nutcracker

December 4-8
Weds/Thurs/Fri/Sat @ 7:30 pm | Sun @ 2:00 pm

Adult: $18 | Senior: $15 | Student/CU Faculty & Staff: $5

Location: Lied Education Center for the Arts Mainstage  (located the northeast corner of 24^th and Cass Streets)

Tickets can be purchased online at boxoffice.creighton.edu, over the phone at 402.280.1448, or in person at the Box Office in the Lied Education Center for the Arts (check the website for business hours).

The story of a young German girl who dreams of a Nutcracker Prince and his fierce battle against a Mouse King with seven heads. It is Christmas Eve 1830, in the home of a European city official, President Stahlbaum. He and his wife and children, Clara and Fritz, welcome their guests to the annual Christmas party.

BLUEBARN Theatre presents the Regional Premiere of
A Very Die Hard Christmas

November 29 – December 22
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday performances at 7:30 pm
Sundays, December 1 & 8 at 6:00 pm
Sundays, December 8 & 22 at 2:00 pm

$35.00 for General Admission

A VERY DIE HARD CHRISTMAS
by Jeff Schell and the Habit

Yippee-Ki-Yay! An outrageous take on the Most. Beloved. Christmas Movie. Of. All Time. We cordially invite you to our company Christmas party at Nakatomi Plaza! All NYPD’s John McClane wants is to come to the coast, get together with his estranged wife, and have some laughs. But when a team of well-choreographed, vaguely European terrorists start taking hostages as part of their nefarious plot to…who cares! Join us for 40 floors of sheer adventure!

Featuring: Hughston Walkinshaw, Theresa Sindelar, Josh Peyton, Jonathan Purcell, Diane Watson, Raydell Cordell III, Dave Wingert, Nicole Callahan, Todd Brooks, Kerron Stark, Don Harris, Therese Rennels, Mike Markey, and Katie Becker-Colón.
Director:  Susan Clement-Toberer
Dramaturg: Barry Carman. Sound and Projection Design by Bill Kirby. Properties by Amy Reiner. Set Design by Bob Donlan. Lighting Design by Josh Mullady. Costume Design by Jenny Pool. Choreography by Melanie Walters. Fight Direction by Ezra Colón.