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Justin Carr, a Perry Players board member, said the production is the group’s first “100 percent capacity show since COVID.” Regular adult admission is $22 and there are discounts for seniors, military and students with ID.We are sorry, but your computer or network may be sending automated queries.
It’s based on the popular motion picture, “Ghosts,” and there will be 12 showings through July 25.
The Perry Players Community Theatre presents “Ghosts: The Musical” beginning next Thursday, July 8. with ticketing and information at and (478) 746-9485. Though the group has already dipped its toe in limited capacity live theatre, “Something Rotten” is the first full-fledged, in-house show. Richard Frazier and the Theatre Macon team quickly became experts at online, virtual presentations during COVID and featured many productions and community events. Happy the theater company has thus far survived COVID with the help of patrons, donors and grants, Haynie said there is the nagging question of whether or not the community will truly rally back into theaters.Īs far as other theater group’s July activities, Theater Macon’s medieval musical farce “Something Rotten!” is July 16-25 with showing it as strictly a live event. For instance, MLT had an outdoor presentation near the end of 2020 in conjunction with its Forsyth Road neighbor, the Museum of Arts and Sciences, and recently had successful live performances of “The Wizard of Oz” concluding its kid’s summer theater camp – but that was in the open space of the Stratford Academy gym. Most have been edging back toward live showings of some sort the last month or two and most have experimented or even become expert at alternative ways of presenting productions through live streams online. “I think this year the show is also a big ‘welcome back’ to our patrons and the community as well as performers who’ve really missed the chance to use their talents and be together,” he said.Īll the area theater groups and performers are fairly ecstatic about the month’s more sure-footed return to live performances. “This year, this is also our first chance at a full-capacity, in-house presentation July 3 and 4 and we decided to give the stage to younger performances who’ve graced our stage through the years.” “For years, Macon Little Theatre has had a concert this time of year celebrating the Fourth and offering sneak peeks at summer musicals and vocalists and shows ahead,” said JP Haynie, MLT’s producing director. MLT is celebrating the nation’s birth and freedoms, of course, but the concert also celebrates the fact that in July, MLT and three other Macon-Bibb and Houston County community theater groups have presentations marking returns to live, in-person and mostly full-capacity seating at performances. In 2015, Christopher Kurtz and Brent Jones appeared in Macon Little Theatre’s “Beauty and the Beast Jr.” This weekend, they’re part of MLT’s “child star” Fourth of July concert, a return to live presentation at the theater Saturday and Sunday.įourth of July celebrations abound this weekend with most Middle Georgia communities celebrating in some way but one event has gotten less attention: Macon Little Theatre’s patriotic musical presentation Saturday and Sunday featuring young people who’ve performed on the community theater’s stage in years past.
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