MainStage

Current Season

BINGO

Bingo! The Musical
Sep. 3 - Sep. 20
Written by Michael Heitzman, Ilene Reid, and David Holcenberg

It’s not just for bingo players or grandparents, so get ready to shout BINGO! A splashy and fun new musical comedy about a colorful group of die-hard Bingo players and friends, Vern, Honey and Patsy, whose lives are thrown into a tizzy when a young stranger blows through their bingo hall and makes them confront their past. Starring Patrick Sullivan and Peggy Taphorn.


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Stones

Stones In His Pockets
Oct. 15 - Nov. 1
By Marie Jones

2 Men, 15 Characters, 200 Laughs - When Hollywood descends on small Irish village, everyone wants their five minutes of fame. Stones In His Pockets is a ‘sad, hilarious and irresistible’ two-man show about the filming of a Hollywood epic in rural Ireland. Touching and inspiring, this comedic tale explores what moves us and becomes our purpose in life.

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A Christmas Carol
Nov. 27 - Dec. 20
Book by Charles Dickens; New Adaptation by Michael Hoagland and Jeff Stockberger

An original production created especially for Temple featuring the traditional story of Scrooge, ghosts, and life-changing decisions with traditional Christmas songs as Carol of The Bells, Silent Night and God Rest Ye Merry Gentleman.

BLOOD DONE SIGN MY NAME

Blood Done Sign My Name
Jan. 29 - Feb. 7
Book by Timothy Tyson; Adaptation by and starring Mike Wiley

Tim Tyson, son of Rev. Vernon Tyson former pastor at St. Luke Methodist and Jonesboro Methodist Churches, wrote this true story in about a 1970 racially-motivated murder in Oxford, N.C. of a 23-yr-old U.S. Army veteran and subsequent social upheaval: riots, boycotts, marches, and the burning of two tobacco warehouses.

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Jason Petty’s “El Paso”
Mar. 11-Mar. 28
Created by and starring Jason Petty

Jason Petty brought Temple "Hank & His Honky Tonk Heroes” in 2007. Now he details the performing life of Marty Robbins and pays tribute to Robbins’ heroes such as Gene Autrey and Hank Williams, Sr.

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South Pacific
Apr. 29-May 16
by Rodgers & Hammerstein

South Pacific has captivated audience since its original Broadway opening in 1949. It is generally considered to be one of the greatest musicals of all time.




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