Community Players

Thanks to everyone who auditioned for our first show of the 94th season, Boeing Boeing! Gloria – Terri Whisenhunt Bernard – Dave Krostal Bertha – Jen Schuetz Robert – Josh McCauley Gabriella – Bridgette Richard Gretchen – Cristen Monson

We need to know what shows you want to see at Community Players! We will shortly begin deciding what shows will become a part of our very special 95th season, and we need your input! Take a few minutes and respond to our survey to let us know which shows you would like to see so your favorites can be added! CLICK HERE TO TAKE THE SURVEY Contact [email protected] with any questions.

Community Players Offers Beauty and the Beast as Summer Musical by Bob McLaughlin and John Lieder It may not be a tale as old as time—the most familiar versions are based on Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont’s mid-eighteenth-century telling—but it’s a tale that has resonated over the years. Community Players will tell this tale for the ages this July when it presents Disney’s Beauty and the Beast as its summer musical. The story is a simple one: for his arrogance and selfishness, a handsome prince is turned into a hideous beast; he can never be restored to himself until he is loved and learns to love in return. Enter Belle, a pretty and smart young woman whom the Beast imprisons. The castle’s servants, who are gradually turning into inanimate objects as part of the curse, hope for the impossible: that the mismatched pair may fall in love.

Community Players Offers Beauty and the Beast as Summer Musical by Bob McLaughlin and John Lieder It may not be a tale as old as time—the most familiar versions are based on Jeanne-Marie Leprince de Beaumont’s mid-eighteenth-century telling—but it’s a tale that has resonated over the years. Community Players will tell this tale for the ages this July when it presents Disney’s Beauty and the Beast as its summer musical. The story is a simple one: for his arrogance and selfishness, a handsome prince is turned into a hideous beast; he can never be restored to himself until he is loved and learns to love in return. Enter Belle, a pretty and smart young woman whom the Beast imprisons. The castle’s servants, who are gradually turning into inanimate objects as part of the curse, hope for the impossible: that the mismatched pair may fall in love.