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Showing This Weekend! — The Music Man

Show dates, May 1,2,8,9, 2009 at 7pm and May 3, 2009 at 2pm. All performances are held at the Catasauqua High School (map) Don’t know much about the show? Check out the Music Man info page for a plot synopsis, character list, and song list. Tickets are on sale now and will be available at the door or by calling our Box Office at 610-841-3747 and leaving a message, somebody will return your call to confirm your order.

Rehearsal Cancelled 3/2/2008! Read More…

In the early 1990’s Bill Nothstein, the art teacher at the elementary school, and Ron DeMaio, a third grade teacher, got together to produce two shows that were used as fundraisers for sick children within the school. After consecutive successes the duo decided to formalize a theatre group, originally called “The Sheckler Players,” with its first official performance being The Wizard of Oz in 1993. The shows were originally performed by elementary school staff and students and their families.

Around 1996 the name was changed to the Catasauqua Area Showcase Theatre and was open to all families within the school district. However, it wasn’t before long that the doors were open to all who were interested no matter where they lived. Since then membership has significantly grown and in some of our biggest years, our cast size, of just performers, has reached above 90 individuals. CAST is fortunate enough to bring in talent from not only Catasauqua, but many of the neighboring cities and towns as well. Since its inception in 1993, CAST has had the privilege of working with 547 individual performers! The cast size was not the only aspect of CAST to grow over the years. Read more…


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Karen DeLabar C.A.S.T. President

A Note to Our Audience from Linda:

Just a note to our audience, thanks so much for your support for our production. We hope you enjoyed the show at our new location, the CHS auditorium! I know it was a first time thrill for us as actors to be on the big stage, free to use all that space! As a cast member I am most grateful for this opportunity to perform at CHS and hope we can always present our shows there! TO those who think we are just a kid’s theatre, May I encourage you to check us out, We ARE a unique community theatre, with both students, and adults coming together to present a quality show, The cast of Music Man was over 80 performers. If you didn’t see our show, you missed out , so plan to attend next year! Looking forward to seeing you in our audience then. OK?