Get ready for a fantastic opportunity! Auditions will take place on Friday, January 9th, 2026 at 4 PM and Saturday, January 10th at 10 AM at the Historic Savannah Theater.
Children in grades 2 - 5 are encouraged to showcase their talent—no special preparation is necessary! Just come ready to learn a song and a dance.
Parents must accompany their child to sign the permission forms.
The show dates are set for March 13, 14, & 15, 2026.
Rehearsals on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 4 to 6 PM.
We look forward seeing you shine on stage!
Play by Deborah J. SolbergMusic
Lyrics by Yurgen Ilander
True to the classic, Templeton the Rat helps Charlotte the Spider save Wilbur the Pig from becoming the Christmas Ham!
Wilbur is Fern’s precious little piggy, but they live on a farm,where a pig is raised to be the Christmas Ham. The Farm yard animals let Wilbur know he is next. A spider named Charlotte comes to the rescue to let him know that he has a friend.
The magical journey begins when she spins a word into her web. This is a delightful tale for elementary school children to try vocal and character expression, with fun songs to sing and dance to.
Get ready for a fantastic opportunity! Auditions will take place on Friday, January 9th, 2026 at 6 PM and Saturday, January 10th, 2026 at 12 Noon at the Historic Savannah Theater.
Youth in grades 6 - 12 are encouraged to showcase their talent—no special preparation is necessary! Just come ready to learn a song and a dance.
Parents must accompany their child to sign the permission forms.
The show dates are set for March 20, 21, & 22, 2026.
Rehearsals on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 6:30 -8 PM .
We look forward seeing you on stage!
The Murder Mystery at the Murder Mystery
The players at The Murder Mystery Playhouse are rehearsing a new show, Putting a Little English on It. It’s a not-so-good attempt at a British murder mystery, complete with cheesy dramatic music and British accents. As expected at the final dress rehearsal, the lights go out and a character dies onstage — only this murder wasn’t in the script! The authorities are quickly called, and soon the company finds themselves replaying the death scene. When yet another person dies at the end of the same scene, the cast finds themselves replaying the same scene over and over for other investigators, a theatre critic, and even the playwright himself! But every time they get to the end of the scene, someone else ends up with a fire poker in the chest. The actors are left scratching their heads at the strange circumstances and also worried that they could be next. It all culminates in a wild surprise ending in which the actors must work together to defeat the murderer before he murders them all.