Wunderle's Big Top Adventures
February 5 - 3 pm

Dazzling feats, daring stunts and comic buffoonery! Wunderle’s Circus Extravaganza features beautiful partner acts, graceful aerial displays, astounding ground routines, death defying maneuvers and side splitting comedy. The enthusiasm of the exceptionally talented cast is contagious.

TICKETS:$15 Adults,
$10 Seniors/Children/PA Students

theatre KAPOW presents
The Birds
by Aristophanes
February 23 - March 3

Two ordinary men strike out from the city to get away from choking law courts, corrupt politicians, endless war – is it Washington today or Athens in 414 BCE? Our heroes conspire to persuade the Birds to join them in the creation of a new city and “Cloudcuckooland” is born. Will their new utopian society work, or is it just ‘for the birds’?

TICKETS: $15 Adults, $12 seniors/students. General Admission.

Helping William Walk presents
The Jimmy Lehoux Band
March 4 - 2 pm

Jimmy Lehoux is that rarest breed of country singer – one with style and substance. One who is determined to make history, not just repeat it. Karen Grenier will open what is sure to be a very special benefit concert for Helping William Walk.

TICKETS: $15. General Admission.

Rockapella
March 8 - 7 pm

No instruments, no tracks, no smoke, no mirrors – just five guys with microphones and a talent for producing a smooth and soulful pop, rock and R&B sound. Perhaps best known for their five-year stint on PBS’s Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego, Rockapella is a sonic treat for all ages.

TICKETS:$25 Adults, $20 Seniors, $15 Students, $10 PA Students.

Ramona Quimby
March 14 - 10 am

Ramona's life is a mess! Her older sister Beezus is a pain, her Aunt Bea may marry a dork, and her Dad just lost his job. She even thinks that her teacher hates her. Life is no picnic, and growing up isn’t easy. But with the help of her loving and patient family and friends, Ramona faces these challenges -- as audiences laugh and cheer her on.

TICKETS:$8 adults, $6 children.

Knights of Columbus present
An Evening with
Frederico Cardella and Friends
March 23 - 7.30 pm

Romance, beauty, passion, love are all words that describe the emotions that are brought forth when you listen to Frederico Cardella. His music takes you on a romantic and passionate journey transcending the banalities that exist in everyday life. Opening performance by the Londonderry High School Drum Line.

Proceeds benefit the Rosemarie Cox Scholarship Fund and Girl Scouts Beyond Bars

TICKETS: $17.50 Adults, $15 students/seniors

Rotary Comedy Night
March 24 - 6.30 pm

A fundraiser for the Derry Village and Derry Rotary. A night of laughs you can feel good about. Proceeds benefit local charities.

TICKETS: $20. General Admission.

The Pinkerton Players present
The Wizard of Oz
March 29 - 31

Dorothy and Toto learn that there is no place like home.

TICKETS: $10.

Junie B. Jones
April 2 - 10 am

Outspoken, precocious, lovable Junie B. Jones stars in a colorful, funny, fast-paced musical about new friends, new glasses, sugar cookies, the annual kickball tournament, and other various first-grade angst-ridden situations. Follow her adventures as she writes down the story of her life in her “Top-Secret Personal Beeswax Journal.”

TICKETS:$8 adults, $6 children.

Jayme's Fund presents
John Pizzarelli
April 7 - 8 pm

Internationally known for classic standards, late-night ballads, and the cool jazz flavor he brings to his performances and recordings, John Pizzarelli has established himself as the consummate entertainer. Pizzarelli has been playing guitar since the age of six, and has performed or recorded with top artists in jazz and pop including as James Taylor, Natalie Cole, Rickie Lee Jones, Rosemary Clooney, Clark Terry, George Shearing and, of course, Bucky Pizzarelli.

TICKETS: $30/$25/$18..

Adam Pascal and Anthony Rapp
April 18 - 7 pm

These two Broadway veterans return to the concert stage in a pop/rock evening celebrating their individual musical careers as well as the Broadway cultural hit, “Rent.” They will share stories about the hit show that brought them together and perform songs from the Pulitizer Prize winning show as well as their original material audiences have come to know. It’s the concert fans have been waiting for!

TICKETS:$25 Adults, $20 Seniors, $15 Students, $10 Pinkerton Students.

CLM presents
Paula Cole
opening performance by Andrea Crocker
May 4 - 7 pm
silent auction begins at 6 pm

Grammy Award winner Paula Cole takes to the Stockbridge stage for the first time. Best recognized for her top ten smash “Where Have All the Cowboys Gone” and pop hit “I Don’t Want to Wait” familiar as the theme song forDawson’s Creek television series. Emotionally deep and thrilling performances are her trademark. Hailed by Rolling Stone magazine as “an extraordinary songwriter with a gorgeous voice”, and cheered by Entertainment Weekly as “a feisty poet with a soaring voice and a funky groove.”

TICKETS:$30/35 Adults, $20 Seniors/Students.

theatre KAPOW presents
Eurydice by Sarah Ruhl
May 11 - 12

Pulitzer Prize nominee and MacArthur Fellow Sarah Ruhl uses her wit and gift for lyrical theatricality to create a modern take on the myth of Orpheus. Eurydice journeys across the chasm of life and death. The play explores the life circle of love, memory of experiences, and the world of the afterlife in a highly evocative and theatrical style that is both entertaining and challenging.

TICKETS: $15 Adults, $12 seniors/students. General Admission.