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Spartan Theatre

Spartan Theatre and Bigfoot Drama Present

Artwork for the SFCC Fall 2024 performance of Barbecue Apocalypse.
FALL 2024

"Barbecue Apocalypse" by Matt Lyle

AUDITIONS

  • Info Meeting/Read Through: Thus. September 19th 4-6:00pm
  • Auditions: Fri. September 20th, 4:00-6:00pm
  • Rehearsals Begin September 23rd 4:00-7:00pm Mondays/Tuesdays/Thursdays/Fridays

PERFORMANCES

  • November 15, 16 & 17; 22, 23, & 24
  • Friday and Saturday at 7:30pm
  • Sunday at 2pm

Tickets on sale October 10th

“Three couples gather on the back deck of a very modest suburban home for a mid-summer barbecue where the hosts, Mike and Deb, struggle with feelings of inadequacy about their home decor, their clothes, their careers, their culinary skills, and pretty much everything else. Ash is a successful yuppy with impeccable taste but annoys the hell out of his wife, Lulu, who likes to get very drunk, very quickly. Win mistakes his obnoxious confidence for charm, and his new girlfriend, Glory, is just too young and beautiful to be tolerated by other women. Throughout the first act feelings are hurt over the difference between “Organic” and “All Natural” beef, who’s pregnant and who’s just put on a little weight, and a nearly crippling iPhone addiction. The superficial, neuroses-laden interpersonal squabbles bubble over to a flash of inept violence when Win makes what we learn is just one in a series of passes at Deb. As the act closes, the group discovers that the rest of the world has been literally falling apart during their little, terrible barbecue. Act Two takes place on the same deck for another barbecue to celebrate their one-year post-apocalypsiversary. In a year where the only way to measure success is survival, roles have reversed, and we explore how each character’s basic nature has allowed them to adapt and thrive or has pushed them to the brink of extinction.”

BE ADVISED:

  • This play contains language, content, and depictions of violence that some would deem inappropriate for younger audience.
  • Parental caution is advised for anyone under 16.
  • Dark Comedy 100 minutes (with intermission)
Artwork for the SFCC Winter 2025 performance of Little Red Riding Hood (and the Power Mutants).
Winter 2025

"Little Red Riding Hood (and The Power Mutants)"
A comedy for the whole family by Ed Monk

AUDITIONS

  • Info Meeting/Read Through: December 3rd 4-6:00pm
  • Auditions: January 2nd 3:30-6:30pm
  • Callbacks: December 6th 3:30-6:30pm
  • Rehearsals Begin January 3rd

PUBLIC PERFORMANCES

  • February 28, March 1 & 2
  • Friday and Saturday at 7:00pm
  • Sunday at 2pm

Tickets on sale February1st:

“Little Red, of Little Red's Gourmet Catering and Home Delivery Service, is on a mission to deliver some goodies to Grandma's house. Unfortunately, Oswald The Big Bad Wolf, president and founder of Oswald's School for Wolves, is trying to teach his somewhat dim students how to steal baskets of goodies. Only The Power Mutants, a strange and mysterious group of mutant superheroes with rather silly powers, can help Little Red. Will the goodies get to Grandma's house on time?” (Full-length Play, Comedy, 60-75 minutes)

Artwork for the SFCC Spring 2025 performance of Reefer Madness the Musical.
Spring 2025

"Reefer Madness the Musical"
Music by Dan Studney
Book & Lyrics by Kevin Murphy

AUDITIONS

  • April 3 & 4 (times TDB)

MUSIC AUDITORIUM PUBLIC PERFORMANCES

  • May 29, 30,31
  • All performances at 7:30pm

Tickets on sale May 1st

Inspired by the original 1936 film of the same name, this raucous musical comedy takes a tongue-in-cheek look at the hysteria caused when clean-cut kids fall prey to marijuana, leading them on a hysterical downward spiral filled with evil jazz music, sex and violence.

You won’t be able to resist the spoofy fun of Reefer Madness. The addictive, clever musical numbers range from big Broadway-style showstoppers to swing tunes like “Down at the Ol’ Five and Dime” and the Vegas-style “Listen to Jesus, Jimmy,” featuring J.C. Himself leading a chorus of showgirl angels. Refeer Madness is a highly stylized and satirical political commentary that will leave you wanting more.

BE ADVISED: This play contains language, content, and depictions of violence that some would deem inappropriate for younger audience.