Presenting our 2026-2027 Season!

Starting off with our 200th production, you won’t want to miss this wonderful collection of unforgettable stories!

July 24 - August 2, 2026

From acclaimed playwright Ken Ludwig (Lend Me a Tenor, Moon Over Buffalo) comes this charming romantic comedy told through letters exchanged between a military doctor and an aspiring actress during World War II. Inspired by Ludwig’s own parents, it’s a heartfelt celebration of love, hope, and resilience across the miles.

Wednesday, August 5th 7:30pm

Join David W. Kincannon II for Typed Out: Parts We Play, a cabaret exploring the roles we dream of, the roles we miss, and the roles life ultimately casts us in. Through songs from Follies, Newsies, Pippin, The Last Five Years, Chess, Wicked, and more, David shares an evening of music, humor, and reflection on identity, ambition, and the unexpected paths that shape who we become.

Sunday, August 9th 7:30pm

One Night Stand Theater presents

"The Ten and a Half Commandments"

Eight short plays featuring virtue, sin, Biblical wrath and modern morality

Wednesday, August 19th 7:30pm

This summer, Vintage staple Erica Caruso and special guests return with another punny parody blending past and present pop hits with the spirit of the beloved Andrew Lloyd Webber musical to bring you even more laughs with "Phantom of the Pop-era." Don't wait until we're past the point of no return; get your tickets today!

August 6th - 27th, Thursday Nights

Every Thursday night in August, local stand-up comedy finally finds a home at the Vintage Theatre. Come laugh, drink, and possibly laugh again as the the producers behind the new show "Borrowing Funny" bring you 55+ stand-up night (August 6), Tairee Dillard & Friend's Thursday Night Fever (August 13), LGBTQ stand up night (August 20) and Garage Sale Comedy stand up night (August 26).

Saturday, August 22nd

Doors open at 5:30 PM and the evening’s program begins at 7:00 PM.

Join us for an evening of entertainment and fundraising to help kick off our 26th season which opens with our 200th production: The Producers!

The evening will feature Red Caret Photos, Hors d'evours, live performances, live and silent auctions, looks back at the past 25 years, meet and greet with the Board of Directors and staff members and much more!

Wednesday, August 26th 7:30pm

Leonard E. Barrett Jr., beloved star of the acclaimed Unforgettable, returns to the Vintage Theatre with something rarer: the Nat King Cole you never heard on the radio. This time, Leonard turns to the deep cuts — the ballads tucked inside beloved albums, the songs fans discovered late at night with the record player and a drink in hand.

Joining Leonard is Jeremiah Otto — the dashing musical director whose artistry lights up Candlelight Dinner Theatre and Vintage Theatre. 

One unforgettable night. Songs you know by heart, but have never quite heard like this!

September 11th - 27th

A world premiere new comedy! In the 1990’s, national comic headliner, Tennille Kincaid, is confronted mid-comedy show by hometown comedian, Jacey Weisz, for stealing one of her favorite jokes. After being fired on the spot by business-centric comedy club owner, Reuben Wyatt, and being replaced by overconfident slacker, Byron Keithly, Jacey makes the bold gamble of calling in a local police deputy, Officer Jill Hail, to arrest Tennille for larceny and possession of stolen property. In an effort to save his weekend, Reuben suggests they fight over the material in the first ever head to head comedy kumite, a no holds barred contest that will usher in a new era of modern stand-up comedy.

September 12 - October 11, 2026

Our 200th Production! Winner of a record-breaking 12 Tony Awards and based on the cult classic film, this comic tour de force spoofs and pays homage to the big, old fashioned Broadway musical.  From comedic mastermind Mel Brooks comes an outrageous and laugh-out-loud spectacle when a struggling Broadway producer and his unassuming accountant devise a scheme to trick their investors out of millions by staging the most infamous flop in theater history!