Box Office
540-887-7189
Weekdays 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Box Office opens Monday before the week of the show and stays open until Friday of show week.
Ticket reservations are available by phone with a credit card, or in person with cash, a check or a credit card.
Students, Senior Citizens, MBC Faculty and Staff ($5 in advance/at the door; $20 season tickets)
Other Adults ($10 in advance/at the door; $40 season tickets)
Current Season
All Shows run Wednesday-Saturday, 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, 2 p.m. in the Fletcher Collins Theatre, Deming Fine Arts Building.
September 30–October 4, 2009
Unnecessary Farce
by Paul Slade Smith
Directed by Terry Southerington
“Two cops, three crooks, eight doors, Go!” An embezzling mayor
is supposed to meet with his female accountant, while next door
two undercover cops wait to catch the meeting on tape. But
there’s some confusion as to who’s in what room, who’s being
taped, who’s taken the money, who’s hired the hit man … and
where is that bagpipe music coming from?
November 13–15, 18–22, 2009
The Pirates of Penzance
by Gilbert & Sullivan
Directed by Frank Southerington
Pirates, orphans, the major general’s family, and G&S’s version of
the Keystone Cops. This is one of Gilbert and Sullivan’s most popular productions with their classic blend of silly plots and beautiful music, including the rapid fire “I am the very model of a modern major general” and the lovely “Hail, poetry”.
February 17-21, 2010
The Servant of Two Masters
by Carlo Goldoni
Directed by Virginia R. Francisco
This wildly hilarious farce by Moliere's true heir spotlights the beloved zanies of Italian Commedia dell' arte and three pairs of lovers in a frothy concoction of disguises and mistaken identities, tricks and misunderstandings, slapstick and buffoonery, wisecracks,
puns, and (literally) a slapstick. You'll laugh yourself silly!
April 7-11, 2010
Macbeth, PhD
adapted from William Shakespeare
Directed by Clinton Johnston
Take Shakespeare’s grim tale of ambition and treachery and re-set it in an all-female world. Welcome to Dunsinane College for Women. It’s the same story, the same characters, the same
words ... with just the pronouns changed. Publish or perish?
Sometimes academic politics can be murder!
May 12-16, 2010
The Onion of Existence
by Jim Caputo
Directed by Nancy Kiracofe
A new play by former local Jim Caputo, who has won the Ashland Oregon Festival, The Palm Springs International Festival, The New York Public Television Competition, and many more. Is this a farcical comedy about two characters in search of a playwright, a playwright in search of two characters, or a playwright in search of his marriage?