Following "The Wizard of Oz," the next production was "Peter Pan" in April of 1997, the classic story of Wendy, Michael, John, Peter Pan, Tinker Bell and Captain Hook, and their adventures in NeverLand.

The next production was "Cinderella" in November of 1998.   The timeless story of a a young girl and her prince.

In fall of 1999, "Oliver" graced the stage.  Based on the novel by Charles Dickens, Oliver learned the art of survival in the streets of London from the Artful Dodger.

"Oklahoma!" followed in the fall of 2000, with such classic songs as "Oh, What a Beautiful Morning" and "Surrey With The Fringe On Top."

"Joseph and The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" arrived on the stage in November of 2001. Joseph survived slavery  and rises in the Pharoh's Court. Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Lyrics by Tim Rice.

"Grease" came roaring on the stage in the fall of 2002, complete with poodle skirts, sock hops and dragsters.

"Annie Get Your Gun" entertained the audiences in November of 2003 with black light dancing, songs and a lively rendition of "There's No Business Like Show Business." 

"South Pacific" graced the stage in November of  2004, with beautiful songs like "Bali Ha'i," "Happy Talk," and "Gonna Wash That Man Right Of My Hair."

 In December 2005, "Annie" sang and danced her way into our hearts with songs such as "Hard Knock Life" and "Tomorrow."

Fall 2006 presented "The Wizard of Oz,"  the classic tale of Dorothy Gale, carried away to the Land of Oz where she meets Tin Man, Scarecrow and Cowardly Lion who prove that true friends are in places one doesn't expect and there is No Place Like Home. 

Our Fall 2007 show was the enchanting story of "Peter Pan," a boy who "Won't Grow Up."  Wendy, Michael and John joined Peter Pan, and his faithful companion, Tinker Bell, on many adventures with Captain Hook and Tiger Lily.  

Fall of 2008 was the contemporary and exciting show of "High School Musical," complete with Brainiacs, Thespians, and the very popular Troy and Gabriella!