A.L.T.A. Theatre show history
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January/February, 2011 Spitfire Grill A Musical Music & Book by James Valcq/Lyrics & Book by Fred Alley Based on a film by Lee David Zlotoff A young woman chooses Gilead, Wisconsin, to begin life anew after serving a five-year prison term. What she doesn’t know is that the townspeople need a rebirth of hope just as much as she does. Authentic renewal of life unfolds through incredible music and characterization! click here to view slide show |
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February 2010 The Foreigner by Larry Shue A comedy where an unusually shy man is introduced as a foreigner who knows not a word of English. He learns family secrets from his hosts in a fishing lodge, as well as uncovering a plot against them. Charlie, the "foreigner," moves from wondering what it would be like to have a vibrant personality to discovering his potential and bring others to know themselves better, as well. click here to view slide show |
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February 2009 Trip to Bountiful by Horton Foote An older lady struggles to regain her dignity by returning to her home in the country. click here to view slide show |
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February 2008 Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap Agatha Christie's classic Whodunit. Five unique guests, one detective and one murderer. A young couple struggles to make a go at running a guest house only to find themselves trying to keep everyone happy and stay alive in the process. clcik here to view slide show |
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February 2007 Step on a Crack by Suzan Zeder A ten-year old struggles to accept her new step-mom. |
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February 2006 The Curious Savage by John Patrick Comedy - A wealthy widow is committed to a home for the mentally challenged because her step-children don't like what she's doing with "their" money. click here to view slide show |
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February 2005 Over the River and Through the Woods by Joe DiPietro Comedy - Italian grandparents will do anything to stop their grandson from moving away from Familia--even to inviting a young lady to dinner as a surprise! |
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February 2004 Androcles and the Lion by Aurand Harris The classic tale about kindness rewarded |
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August 2002 Pahom's Land written by Sean Gaffney Based on the short story "How Much Land Does a Man Need?" by Leo Tolstoy In the end, a man needs about six feet. |
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August 2001 It's Cold in Them Thar Hills by La Roma Rosa Comedy - A hillbilly papa has to marry off his eldest daughter first, even though she prefers playing with her pet hog, Hubert! click here to view slide show |