UMC Theater is open to anyone who is interested in exploring the theater.  Each year we try to do two or three productions.  We try to find a production that we feel everyone in the community would be interested in and that will also challenge us as performers.   Productions range from comedy, to drama, to musicals.  There are really no set rules for this participation, so any suggestions that our students have are considered.   We are always open to new ideas and members.

2003-2004 Productions

• One-Act Plays Set for November 20-22, 2003

2002-2003 Productions

• April 22-25, 2003, "Run for Your Wife"
• November 16-19, 2002, "Dames at Sea"

2001-2002 Productions

• January 16-18, 2002, Shakespeare's "As You Like It" 
  note:  only one production was staged this year because of renovation of the Kiehle Building and Auditorium

2000-2001 Productions

• April 15-17, 2001, An Evening of One-Act Plays
• December 7-11, 2000, "42nd Street"

1999-2000 Productions:

• April 1-4, 2000, "Grease"  
• Feb. 18-21, 2000, “Bless Me Father”  
• Dec. 1-3, 1999, One-Act Plays  

1998-99 Productions:

• Dec. 11-13, "Miracle on 34th Street"  
• Feb. 9 and 10, "No Witness"
• Feb 12-14, "Murder at Sunset Lodge"  
• May 7-10, "Little Shop of Horrors."  

1997-98 Productions:

• May 9-12, 1998, "Lurking on the Railroad" or "Will She Give Him a Wide Berth"  
• Feb. 19-22, 1998, "Funny Money"  
• Nov. 7-10, 1997, "Fast Girls, A comedy in Two Acts"  

George French is the faculty advisor for the UMC Music and Theater Department.  He is always willing to hear new ideas.  We welcome anyone that would like to help out with any of these productions in any form including; acting, backstage, sound, lights, and  promotions.