Welcome to Center Stage Online. The stage is dark, the lights have been taken down, the set has been struck. CSCT is off for the holidays. We want to wish you and yours the best wishes during this holiday break. Our next production will be in March. Check out the calendar for details on the whole season and thanks for making Center Stage Lebanon's Cultural Gem.

On Stage Now!!! "The Glass Menagerie"

Center Stage Community Theatre is about to embark on its 2008 season with the classic Tennessee Williams play The Glass Menagerie. This "memory play" which shares with the audience the Wingfield family's internal and external struggles during the 1930's is an essestial part of the American theater heritage. Amanda, the mother, played by Sherry Mason of Whitestown, is a fading southern beauty trying to deal with the end of the gracious world wherein she grew up while pushing her disfunctional children toward success in the troubled world of the Great Depression. She tries endlessly to embue her son Tom with her values all the while pushing him further away by her nagging. Tom, the most autobiographical of all Tennessee Williams characters,played by Carey Woodings, II, of Lebanon, both narrates the play and is a character in it. Laura, Tom's lovely, but crippled sister, played by Kristina McKenzie of Broad Ripple, is too fragile for the real world into which her mother tries to thrust her. The gentleman caller, the realistic and optimistic breath of fresh air, is played by Aaron Alberts of Indianapolis. As do all classics, this play, directed by Sally Dunlap, will strike a familiar chord with all people who have known family problems and also will show the humor that lies in the human condition. This is the third season Center Stage has been in its own building at 604 Powell Street, Lebanon, IN, although the veteran group has been presenting quality theater in Lebanon for thirteen years. The play will be presented Fridays and Saturdays, March 28 through April 12, at 7:30 pm and Sundays, March 30 through April 13, at 2:30 pm. Tickets can be reserved by calling their cell phone: 765-894-5587 and can be paid for at the door on the performance night. Tickets are priced at $12.00 for regular tickets and $10.00 for students and seniors 60 years and older. The theater is handicapped accessible

CSCT CHANGES TICKET PRICES!!!!

CSCT Board of Directors have voted to increase ticket prices. Our new Tickets will be $12 for adults and $10 for students and seniors. We hope that this will not keep anyone from comming out. Even with the increase CSCT is still one of the most affordable theatre's in Central Indiana.

Center Stage Tryouts for "Crazy ladies'

Center Stage Community Theatre will hold auditions for the Pat Cook comedy"Those Crazy Ladies in the House on the Corner" Monday March 31st and Tuesday April 1st at 7:00pm.This show will be presented for three weekends June6-22,2008. Director Doug Davis will be asking auditioners to read from the script.Perusal copies of this show are available at the theatre.

Plot: What do you do when you have three geriatric sisters who want to stay at home all the time and talk to one another-all at the same time?You move another person in with them. At least, that's what Doc Lomax does when he convinces them they need a roomer. A nephew shows up with plans to sell the family homestead but does he have a chance when these three "golden girls" band against him?This heartwarming piece is loaded with wisecracks and one-liners that keep the laughter flowing.

Dora Miller-  stage age in her 60's

Maggie Brown-younger sister stage age in her 60's

Lydia Van Horn-middle sister in her 60's

Doc Lomax-stage age 40-50's

Jean Mitchell-nurse in her 20's

Calvin Murphy-boyfriend of Jean in his 20's

Phillip Van Horn-son of Lydia 20-30's

Jessie-mother of Jean 40-50's

Blue- teenage delivery boy

If you like to work behind the scenes we have opening in props,costumes,stage crew. Feel free to contact Doug at ccctjd@att.net about tryouts or anything else concerning this show.