The start of a new season brings with it the magic of live performance—the thrill of music, the joy of storytelling, and the sense of community that comes from gathering together. This year, we also want to take a moment to reflect on what it means to be an audience member. Live theater is a partnership between those on stage and those in the seats. The experience is richer, warmer, and more meaningful when we all share the same spirit of respect and care.

Without elaborate set changes or mechanical effects, the spotlight fell squarely on the cast—and they delivered. The performers leaned into the humor with razor-sharp comedic timing, playful sarcasm, and a knack for breaking the “fourth wall” to draw the audience into their antics. The result was a performance that felt fresh, alive, and irresistibly funny.

Any way you are staying safe, we are grateful for every actor, staff, or audience member that has ever felt at home with us.

Sugar Factory Playhouse proudly presents “Miracle on 34th Street,” adapted by Mountain Community Theater from the novel by Valentine...

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Sugar Factory Playhouse presents “Crazy for You” by Ken Ludwig with lyrics by Ira Gershwin and music by George Gershwin. “Crazy for You”...

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