Upcoming Theatre & Stage Production Events
Newsies – Fall Production
Join our fall production of Newsies! Rehearsals at the Pacific Highlands Ranch Rec Center and performances at Madison High School.
Performances December 18th-20th
James and the Giant Peach Jr. – Fall Production
Join our fall production of James and the Giant Peach Jr.! Rehearsals and performances at Trinity Theatre Company
Performances November 21st-22nd
Fall Theatre Classes
Join musical theater classes for ages 4-7, and 8-14. Actors will sing, dance, and act their way through classic songs and stories.
IFs
Imaginary friend, Pippin, has been released from service by the child who created her. She laments with her other recently released imaginary friends, knowing unless something changes, they’ll cease to exist. When their peer Dab, confesses that he’s been hanging out with an older woman who can see him, the others want to meet her. Bea ends up only able to see Pippin, but introduces them to some of her senior friends, and all but one imaginary friend now have real friends once again. But dealing with older friends has its challenges. Bea’s daughter, Jenna, is overly concerned for her mother. Even more so after Bea breaks her hip while “playing” with her friends. As Bea’s health continues to decline, her friends must fight for their rights as older folks.
Performances: November 28 – December 14, 2025
2025-2026 Arts Education Season
Join us for arts education productions in Carmel Valley and Mission Valley for ages 8-18!
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Reviews
Took our 12 year old daughter, who is really into Shakespeare right now, to see it and she laughed the whole way through.
Under Boyd’s direction, the cast of “Fuddy Meers” (a stroke victim’s mangling of ‘funhouse mirrors’), centered by the ebullient performance of Kandace Crystal as the amnesiac Claire, captured the wacky, off-the-wall sensibility of this play about family and memory — and violence (excellent fight choreography by Kellen Gold). A very committed ensemble who deftly mined the humor and the play’s dark absurdity.

