UPCOMING EVENTS
The Lightning Thief
MUSICAL
Presented by Summer Theatre Academy
July 23 – 25
The gods are real, the monsters are coming, and a twelve-year-old who just got expelled from another school is the only one who can stop them. The Lightning Thief brings Percy Jackson’s breakout quest to life on stage, performed by students in grades 6 through 12 who spent three weeks building a full-scale musical production from scratch. Two hours of mythology, mayhem, and a cast that earned every minute of it.
RATED: PG
This show is appropriate for all ages.
The Merry Wives of Windsor
by William Shakespeare
COMEDIC PLAY
July 30 – August 8
The Merry Wives of Windsor is not the Shakespeare you survived in high school — it is a full-throttle farce about two women outsmarting a man who absolutely deserves it, performed in RPAC’s intimate black box theatre where every reaction lands. Written to make audiences laugh out loud, it is widely considered one of Shakespeare’s funniest plays and reads more like a sharp sitcom than a literature assignment. Performed in full costume in a setting where you are close enough to catch every expression, it is the rare production that makes you wonder why you ever assumed Shakespeare wasn’t for you.
VIP TABLES AVAILABLE
Enjoy the theatre in style! -Includes Charcuterie to share, a drink for each guest, your own personal table in the front rows!
RATED: PG
This show is appropriate for all ages.
Advanced Ticket discount ends 7/30/26
What’s so Funny about Happiness?
COMEDY SHOW
August 22nd • 7:00pm
Anthony “Never Tony” Poponi is the founder of Focus on the 40 and Humore.us Productions, is a standup comedian, international professional speaker, author and an expert in human happiness. Through the years he’s seen the funny (and not so funny) sides of understanding, seeking, finding and crafting happiness in his own life. There have been trials, there have been tribulations. There have been times where he has used a thesaurus to make sure tribulations is the correct word to use in the previous sentence. The answer is yes. We digress. There’s plenty that’s funny about Anthony’s happiness journey, pinky swear.
Ages 16+Parental Discretion Advised
The Drowsy Chaperone
MUSICAL THEATRE
September 3 – 19
The Drowsy Chaperone is a comedy about a man who puts on his favorite cast recording and watches the entire musical play out, live, in his own apartment. It is funny in the way that only a show truly in love with theater can be, but it does not require you to share that love to enjoy it. Performed in full costume, it is fast, warm, and the kind of show that earns its laughs without ever making the audience work for them.
VIP TABLES AVAILABLE
Enjoy the theatre in style! -Includes Charcuterie to share, a drink for each guest, your own personal table in the front rows!
RATED: PG-13
This show is recommended for ages 13+ due to mature themes.
Early Bird Discount ends: 8/3/26
Scottish Fish
CONCERT
September 29 • 7:00pm
Scottish Fish offers a fresh take on traditional and contemporary Scottish and Cape Breton music through lively arrangements and sensitive performances. Raised in Boston’s Celtic music scene, the five young women have performed at renowned venues and festivals throughout the United States and Europe, earning national media attention and more than 100,000 Instagram followers. Their close friendship and years of playing together create a distinctive sound that moves seamlessly from a unified voice to a dynamic orchestra of harmony.
RATED: PG
This show is appropriate for all ages.
Mostly Jokes with Aaron Foster
COMEDY SHOW
October 9 • 7:00pm
Aaron Foster never imagined the best way to manage his depression, anxiety and grief would be by telling jokes about it, but his darkly funny stand-up show, “Mostly Jokes,” that one reviewer called “subversively hilarious,” has helped him, and others, find light in very dark places. It’s mostly jokes… mostly.
Foster is the former host of HGTV’s FreeStyle and has been touring “Mostly Jokes” around the US and Canada for nearly two years and over 70 cities. A few of his main influences are Mike Birbiglia, Maria Bamford, Gary Gulman, Marc Maron, Taylor Tomlinson and Neal Brennan. Do with that information what you will.
Ages 18+
Children not permitted
Kenneth Brandon Baumann
CONCERT
October 15th • 7:00pm
Join us for an unforgettable evening celebrating a milestone birthday for RPAC’s Founder and Executive Director, Kenneth Brandon Baumann, as he takes the stage for a one-night-only concert event in honor of his 40th birthday.
This special performance will showcase Brandon’s extraordinary range of talents, featuring an intimate and dynamic program of singing, piano, flute, and violin. Known for his artistry, versatility, and passion for the performing arts, Brandon brings a deeply personal and entertaining evening that reflects both his musical journey and the spirit of RPAC.
Guests will enjoy a festive atmosphere complete with complimentary hors d’oeuvres, making this a perfect night out to celebrate, connect, and experience live music up close in the beautiful Timbre Theatre.
RATED: PG
This show is appropriate for all ages.
The Little Shop of Horrors
MUSICAL THEATRE
October 16 – 31
The Little Shop of Horrors is a rock musical about a struggling flower shop worker who discovers a carnivorous plant with an appetite, a personality, and increasingly specific demands. It is funny, dark, and packed with earworm songs that explain why it has been running in theaters worldwide for over forty years. Performed in full costume, it rides that perfect line between comedy and creep factor and works whether you love musicals or have never given them much thought either way.
VIP TABLES AVAILABLE
Enjoy the theatre in style! -Includes Charcuterie to share, a drink for each guest, your own personal table in the front rows!
RATED: PG-13
This show is recommended to ages 13+ due to mature themes.
Early Bird Discount ends: 9/16/26
Tannahill Weavers
CONCERT
November 6 • 7:00pm
The Tannahill Weavers are one of Scotland’s premier traditional bands, celebrated for their dynamic performances, rich vocals and distinctive blend of traditional melodies, bagpipes and driving rhythms. Scottish Traditional Music Hall of Fame inductees, they have performed at major festivals throughout Europe and North America and released 18 acclaimed recordings. Their latest album, Òrach (“Golden”), earned an Album of the Year nomination, further cementing their status as a Scottish national treasure.
RATED: PG
This show is appropriate for all ages.
School House Rock Live Kids
MUSICAL
Presented by RPAC KIDS
November 12 – 21
Conjunction junction, what’s your function? If that just played in your head without warning, you already know what kind of show this is. Schoolhouse Rock Live Kids takes the beloved animated series that taught generations how a bill becomes a law, what an adverb actually does, and why three really is a magic number and puts it all on a live stage. Performed by RPAC’s youngest musical theatre students, this is a show built entirely on catchy songs, big energy, and the particular joy of watching a kid absolutely commit to explaining the water cycle through song and dance. Smart, funny, and genuinely delightful for every age in the audience.
RATED: PG
This show is appropriate for all ages.
Blue Moon Marquee
CONCERT
November 20 • 7:00pm
Blue Moon Marquee is an acclaimed Canadian duo blending blues, jazz, swing, country and Indigenous storytelling into a sound entirely their own. A.W. Cardinal’s soulful vocals and fiery guitar pair with Jasmine Colette’s honeyed voice, upright bass and foot percussion to create an unforgettable live performance. After years of touring North America and Europe, the duo has earned a JUNO Award, consecutive Blues Album of the Year nominations and numerous honors across Canada and the United States.
Ages 16+
James and the Giant Peach Jr.
MUSICAL
Presented by Youth Theatre
November 27 – December 5
James Henry Trotter has had a rough go of it. Orphaned, stuck with two aunts who are awful in the specific way only fictional aunts can be, and out of options until a magic peach grows to the size of a house and a crew of oversized insects offers him a way out. James and the Giant Peach Jr. is a story about finding your people in the most unexpected places, performed by RPAC’s Youth Theatre students in a full musical production that leans into every bit of Roald Dahl’s strange, tender, slightly unhinged genius. Weird in the best way. Warm where it counts.
RATED: PG
This show is appropriate for all ages.
This Murder Was Staged
COMEDIC PLAY
Presented by Actors’ Studio
December 3 – 6
It’s opening night of a brand-new mystery play, but before the killer can be revealed, the director turns up dead onstage, mid-performance, in front of everyone. Suddenly the theater is a crime scene, the cast is full of suspects, and the audience isn’t entirely off the hook either. This Murder Was Staged is a sharp, fast-moving backstage comedy that keeps you guessing right up until it doesn’t, performed by RPAC’s Actors Studio, an ensemble of middle and high school students who thrive on exactly this kind of precise, character-driven work. If you like your comedy with a body count, this one’s for you.
RATED: PG
This show is appropriate for all ages.
The Sound of Music
MUSICAL
Presented by Performance Theatre
December 10 – 19
The Sound of Music is one of the most recognized musicals ever written, and for good reason: it has the songs, the stakes, the romance, and a governess who refuses to let seven children go through life without music in it. Performed by RPAC’s Performance Theatre, the center’s most advanced high school ensemble, this production brings one of the great American musicals to life with the seriousness and skill the material demands. Come for the songs you already know. Stay for the performances that will inspire you.
RATED: PG
This show is appropriate for all ages.