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Live Theatre Live Theatre for our community, by our COMMUNITY Benefit from being a part of ourCOMMUNITY SEASON SERIES SUBSCRIPTIONS SHOW TIMES & SINGLE TICKETS Wednesday - Friday 7:30 PM MCT PREMIERE NIGHTS – 5 SHOWS Saturday 2:00 PM WITH CATERED RECEPTIONS 7:30 PM Includes a tax-deductible donation to the MCT Annual Fund. Sunday 2:00 PM First Thursday Evenings $600 6:30 PM TICKET PRICES 5 SHOW SUBSCRIPTION Main Floor & Balcony $25.00 $100.00 Seniors/Student/Child/Military $20.00 4 SHOW SUBSCRIPTION Small Groups (8-14) $18.00 $80.00 Large Groups (15+) $15.00 3 SHOW SUBSCRIPTION • No refunds $60.00 • Service charges may apply STUDENT FLEX SUBSCRIPTION 4 TICKETS FOR $60.00 Must have valid student ID to purchase Use tickets to shows of your choice BOX OFFICE Email: [email protected] Photos provided by Megan Brown with Downtown Brown Photography. www.MCTinc.org · (406) 728-7529 200 North Adams Street | Missoula, MT 59802 Open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM weekdays and one hour before each performance. Accessibility MCT is pleased to accommodate accessibility needs. Some accommodations may require advance notice. For additional information, call Matt Crawford at (406) 728-7529 or visit www.MCTinc.org/accessibility. October 20-30, 2016 December 1-18, 2016 Audition date: August 28, 2016 Audition date: October 2, 2016 Premiere Night: October 20, 2016 Premiere Night: December 1, 2016 Based on the Disney Film; Music and lyrics by Benj Pasek and Justin Paul; Music and lyrics by Phil Collins; Book by David Henry Hwang; Book by Joseph Robinette; Adapted from the story “Tarzan of the Apes” by Edgar Rice Based on the Warner Bros. motion picture A Christmas Story Burroughs; Originally produced on Broadway by Disney Theatrical Written by Jean Shepherd, Leigh Brown and Bob Clark and upon In God Productions; TARZAN ® owned by Edgar Rice Burroughs, Inc. We Trust: All Others Pay Cash Tarzan is an exciting story of “nature versus nurture” Mischievous Ralphie somehow managed to make it as Tarzan’s two worlds collide. Raised in the jungle by through childhood without “shooting his eye out.” Now a family of gorillas that does not trust humans, Tarzan an adult, he narrates the account of his most memorable meets Jane, a beautiful English naturalist from the Christmas—when his whole world as a 9-year-old revolved “civilized” world. Can what Tarzan knows and what he around convincing Santa to deliver a Red Ryder BB gun on feels co-exist? Based on the popular Disney film, the Christmas morning. An iconic family favorite in time for the soundtrack by Phil Collins includes “You’ll Be in My holidays, it brings back the familiar playground “triple dog Heart” and “Two Worlds”. The entire family will love dare”, the neighborhood bully, and even the leg lamp. This this action-packed, endearing musical. musical version received three Tony Award nominations in 2013, including Best Original Score. Produced by special arrangement with Music Theatre International Produced by special arrangement with THE DRAMATIC PUBLISHING COMPANY, INC., of Woodstock, IL. Sweeney Todd October 2015 January 19-29, 2017 March 9-19, 2017 Audition date: November 20, 2016 Audition date: January 29, 2017 Premiere Night: January 19, 2017 Premiere Night: March 9, 2017 Music and lyrics by Mark Hollmann; By Joe DiPietro Book and lyrics by Greg Kotis Nick, a young, single, Italian-American from New Imagine a world where a 20-year drought has made Jersey, has had dinner with his quirky and overbearing water so scarce that private bathrooms are banned grandparents every Sunday for the past 29 years. When by the government, public toilets are tightly regulated a dream job in marketing that would send him to Seattle and Megacorporation Urine Good Company charges threatens to upset this family tradition, his grandparents for “The Privilege to Pee.” What happens, though, if devise a scheme stuffed with homemade lasagna, guilt you can’t afford to pay? This satirical musical is full of tactics, and a beautiful woman, with hopes to keep their outrageous and contemporary “PeeG-13” humor, yet precious grandson close to home. This non-musical is a still tells a compelling story appropriate for high school family-friendly comedy by the same author of I Love You, ages and older. The Broadway production received You’re Perfect, Now Change. numerous accolades, including three Tony Awards. Produced by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc. Produced by special arrangement with Music Theatre International The Drowsy Chaperone January 2016 April 27-30 & May 3-14, 2017 Audition date: February 26, 2017 Premiere Night: April 27, 2017 Autism Spectrum Adapted Performance: May 9, 2017 By L. Frank Baum; Adapted by John Kane; Music and lyrics by Harold Arlen and E.Y. Harburg; Originally produced by Royal Shakespeare Company Just a few decades ago, this classic 1939 MGM movie aired on television only once a year. Now it can be streamed to electronic devices 24/7, but here’s your chance to meet all your old, familiar friends—live in person, in the merry old land of Oz! Will the Wizard grant them a brain, a heart, and the nerve, or will the Wicked Witch of the West have her way? We’re off to see the Wizard and we invite your entire family to experience this wonderful, musical journey over the rainbow along with Dorothy, Toto, and friends. Produced by special arrangement with Tams-Witmark Music Library, Inc. Mary Poppins May 2016.
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