WELCOME TO
CASPER THEATER COMPANY
735 CY AVENUE
307-267-7243
It is our mission to provide entertainment, education and intimate high-quality performances to the citizens of Casper and the surrounding communities through partnerships and community involvement.
Casper Theater Company thinks of you when selecting new things for the theater. We are happy to provide you with the best of everything to the best of our availability! Thank you for "playing" with us!!!
OUR SHOWS 2024:
Tickets are $17 for adults, $15 for seniors, and will be available at the Casper Senior Center, 1841 E. 4th St, for cash or check only, and for credit card purchases online right here on the button to the right.
We are now in a partnership with Pippsino!! It is a great way to donate to us!
Go to www. pippsino.com to learn how!
PERFORMANCES ARE FRIDAYS 7:30 PM SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS 2:00 PM
FEBRUARY 14-15-16, 21-22-23 2025
Casper Theatre Company Auditions
The Cemetery Club
by Ivan Menchell
About the Play:
The Cemetery Club is a heartwarming and humorous exploration of life, loss, and the possibility of new love. The story follows three Jewish widows, Ida, Lucille, and Doris, as they navigate friendship, grief, and moving forward after their husbands’ deaths. Their monthly visits to their husbands' graves at a cemetery in Forest Hills, Queens, are filled with laughter, memories, and reflection. When a charming widower named Sam enters their lives, romantic tensions rise, and their loyalties are tested.
SCOTLAND ROAD
BY JEFFREY HATCHER
APRIL 11-12-13, 18-19-20
THE STORY OF A WOMAN FOUND ON AN ICEBERG, CLAIMING SHE WAS ON THE TITANIC. SHE IS MYSTERIOUS, LOVELY, AND QUESTIONED BEYOND IMAGINATION ABOUT THE TITANIC, TO PROVE SHE IS A FRAUD. DR. HALBRECH IS TAKING CARE OF HER; JOHN, AN EXPERT ON THE TITANIC, IS INTERIGATING HER; AND FRANCES KETTLE, THE LAST SURVIVOR OF THE TITANIC, IS TRYING TO PROVE HER WRONG. DO THEY PROVE SHE IS A FRAUD? OR IS IT SOME STRANGE PHONONOMON OF A TIME WARP THAT HAS BROUGHT HER BACK?
WALLY'S CAFE
a comedy by Sam Bobrick and Ron Clark
MAY 23-24-25, 30- 31 JUNE 1 2025
Wally and Louise, in their late 20's, have purchased a small roadside cafe in California right near the Nevada border. The cafe suggests the shape of a hamburger. The top half of the hamburger bun is the living quarters, and tomorrow is the big day...opening day of the restaurant. A woman, Janet, enters before they open, hoping to go to Hollywood and audition. She decides to work there instead, and the rest is all about fun, experiences, and the woes of owning a restaurant, living with Wally, and Louise's concerns about living in the middle of nowhere. The play progresses through the years and Wally and Louise stick it out through thick and thin. They have competition across the highway, Bernie's, and that restaurant is doing much better. Janet eventually moves on, and Wally and Louise decide to sell the cafe in their mid-seventies. As comedic as possible, we live with Wally and Louise, through their trials and tribulations, until a surprise fills us with love and compassion to the end.