
2022-2023 Season
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Summer Family Show
July 22, 23 - at Valley Center Stage
Directed by Julie Lester
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October 7th- 23rd
Directed by Bob Callaghan
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December 2nd - 18th
Directed by Dustin Trabert
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February 3rd - 19th
Directed by Robin Walbeck-Forrest
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April 14th -30th
Directed by Brenden & Wynter Elwood
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June 2nd - 18th
Directed by Wanda Boe and April Davis
Staged Readings
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Written by Sarah Ruhl
Directed by Robin Walbeck-Forrest
An incessantly ringing cell phone in a quiet cafe; a stranger at the next table who has had enough; and a dead man–with a lot of loose ends. An imaginative, oddball comedy!
May 27th - 7:30pm
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Written by Neil Simon
Directed by Jim Snyder
August 27th, 2022
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Written by Washington Irving
Directed and Performed by Ryan Hartwell
It's the classic tale by Washington Irving presented on stage by one storyteller. It's the story of School Teacher, Ichabod Crane, going through Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, as he runs into the Headless Horseman. Costumes are encouraged.
October 29th - 7:30pm
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Written by Larissa FastHorse
Directed by Robin Walbeck-Forrest
Good intentions collide with absurd assumptions in this wickedly funny satire about teaching artists who try to create a pageant that celebrates both Turkey Day and Native American Heritage Month.
November 26th - 7:30
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Written by Christopher Durang
Directed by Apri Davis
An comedic wink to “Christmas Carol’, that asks “What if Dickens' Mrs. Cratchit wasn't so goody-goody, but instead was an angry, stressed-out modern-day American woman.
CANCELLED
December 11th - 7:30pm
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Written by Sean Walbeck
Directed by Robin Walbeck-Forrest
Two short award-winning plays about how military service affects families fundamentally.
NEW: January 7 - 2:00pm
Original: December 23rd - 7:30pm
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Written by Eve Ensler
Directed by Shawn Fuller
Lovely, moving, and funny monologues about women and their vaginas.
February 25th - 7:30pm
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Written by Jeffrey Hatcher
Directed by René Schuchter
Perceived roles and identities in 17th century England are in turmoil when King Charles II of England grants women legal permission to act on public stages.
March 11th - 7:30
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Written by Carl Sternheim & Steve Martin
Directed by Melissa Carter
A woman's underpants drop to her ankles in the middle of the day, on a crowded street. A comedy that answers the question...who noticed?
April 8th - 7:30pm
Valley Center Stage believes in the power of the arts through live performances and seeks to bring out and put forth stories about all topics with the intention to make one laugh, cry, reflect or ponder. We condemn any viewpoints that support racism, prejudice, or discrimination. We hope that in telling stories, we can aid in improving awareness of all elements of life, and hope that our efforts steer us to a better engagement of mankind.