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SUMMARY:Come From Away
DESCRIPTION:Come From Away\nBook\, Music and Lyrics by Irene Sankoff and David Hein\nSeptember 17\, 18\, & 19 at 7:30 PM\nSeptember 20 at 2 PM\nDirected by Kate Kale Wolf\nTICKETS ON SALE NOW! \nPurchase your tickets now at the Online Mishler Box Office linked above\, powered by VBO.\nBox Office Phone Number: 814-944-9434\nBox Office Address: Blair County Arts Foundation\, Osgood Cultural Center: 1212 12th Avenue in downtown Altoona. \n\n\n\nHours: Monday through Friday\, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.\nThe Will Call Ticket Window located in the lobby of the Mishler Theatre opens an hour prior to each performance for same night ticket sales only. The phone may not be answered during this hour.\n\n\n\nHave a group of ten or more? Call the ACT Office at 814-943-4357 any time to begin booking your discounted tickets! \nABOUT THE SHOW:\nTwenty-five years ago on September 11th\, thirty-eight planes carrying more than 6\,000 passengers were diverted to a remote\, nearly forgotten Canadian airport on “the Rock” — the locals’ nickname for the island of Newfoundland. Over their next 5 days\, an amazing story of generosity\, resilience\, and unexpected friendship unfolds. Come From Away is a heartwarming\, high-energy musical that celebrates the power of kindness and the strength of community in the face of crisis. \nWith stirring harmonies\, unforgettable characters\, and moments that will make you laugh and cry\, this Tony Award-winning show reminds us that even in the darkest times\, humanity shines brightly. Join us for a remarkable story of hope\, compassion\, and connection. \nCome From Away is a cathartic balm for a post-9/11 world… a celebration of the best in all of us.” — The New York Times
URL:https://altoonacommunitytheatre.com/event/come-from-away-3/
LOCATION:The Historic Mishler Theatre\, 1208 12th Ave\, Altoona\, PA\, 16601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Mainstage
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SUMMARY:AUDITIONS: Murder on the Orient Express
DESCRIPTION:Agatha Christie’s\nMurder on the Orient Express\nAdapted for the stage by Ken Ludwig\nAUDITIONS: September 27 from 2-5pm & September 28 from 6-9pm \nPerformances: November 12\, 13\, & 14 at 7:30 PM  & November 15 at 2 PM\nDirected by Kalyn Everett\nOpen auditions for this glamorous\, laugh-filled stage adaptation of Agatha Christie’s classic locked-room mystery will take place Sunday September 27  from 3 PM to 6 PM & and Monday September 28 starting at 6 PM to to 9 PM  in the Altoona Community Theatre Rehearsal Hall\, 1213 12th Street\, Downtown Altoona.  \nAuditions will consist of readings from the script. While no preparation is required\, the audition scenes/sides can be found at the following link for those that would like to review them in advance. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-zjgT_dEJHiPaXwugcNtRUUl4rX3JgGl?usp=sharing \nActors must be available for all performances (dates listed above). Availability for rehearsals will be asked at auditions\, please be prepared to list all conflicts from auditions to performance dates. If you are unable to attend general auditions\, please contact the ACT Office at least two weeks in advance to discuss scheduling an alternative audition time. \nAuditionees need only attend one night of open auditions unless asked to attend callbacks\, expected to take place the evening of Wednesday\, September 30 as needed. \nRehearsals are expected to begin shortly after auditions. Rehearsals are expected to occur4 mainly weekday evenings\, some weekends as needed. Subject to change based on actor availability. \n  \nAbout the Show:\nWhen a snowdrift stops the Orient Express\, an American tycoon is discovered murdered in a locked compartment. Agatha Christie’s classic locked‑room mystery\, adapted by Tony-nominated playwright Ken Ludwig\, becomes a fast‑moving\, witty\, and theatrical whodunit. Balancing razor‑sharp plotting with buoyant comic energy\, Detective Hercule Poirot races to unmask a killer among a trainload of colorful suspects. \nLudwig’s comic twists lift the period glitz and moral dilemma into laugh‑out‑loud theatricality while preserving Christie’s ingenious plot. Expect elegant 1930’s style\, a brilliant detective\, an ensemble of flamboyant suspects\, and a crowd‑pleasing climax that will leave you guessing and grinning. Join us for an evening of suspense\, glamour\, intrigue\, and laughter. \n“A murder mystery with a wink—brisk\, witty\, and utterly satisfying.” — The Daily Herald \n  \nAvailable Roles:\nAll roles are available. No prior theatrical or ACT experience is required.  \nA note on accents: Several roles call for European accents (see character breakdowns below). While accents are welcome at auditions\, don’t worry about mastering an accent for auditions. We’re looking for actors who can commit to a character’s energy and intention. Accent work will occur in rehearsal for anyone cast.  \n  \nHERCULE POIROT\nMale presenting\, 40-65\, Belgian accent. Principal character.\nAgatha Christie’s most famous detective. Poirot is fastidious\, thorough\, a touch ridiculous\, and incredibly observant and intelligent. He is both arrogant and humble to a fault. He is an observer of people\, astute at analyzing why people behave as they do\, and firmly believes that most crimes can be solved primarily by observation\, psychology\, and thinking them through. He values intelligence and the rule of law above all else. \n  \nMONSIEUR BOUC\nMale presenting\, 40-65\, Belgian accent\,\nThe owner of Wagon Lit\, Orient Express. Bouc is a middle-aged man with a youthful vigor and attitude. Gregarious\, honest and forthright\, he puts his friends and customers above profit\, although he is concerned about his company’s image. He is not a match for Poirot in intelligence\, however.  \n  \nMARY DEBENHAM\nFemale presenting\, mid 20s-30s\, English (standard) accent.\nA governess. Anxious\, but also cool and determined\, Mary has a certain sadness about her\, as well as many secrets. She is having a secret affair with Colonel Arbuthnot. Must be comfortable kissing on stage.  \n  \nCOLONEL ARBUTHNOT\nMale presenting\, 30s\, Scottish accent.\nA military man of the old fashioned type\, possibly old-money\, and used to being obeyed without question. He is strong\, charismatic\, but also problematic in some of his personal views. Having a secret affair with Mary. Has a temper. Must be comfortable kissing on stage.\nNOTE: Role may double with Sam Ratchett  \n  \nHECTOR MCQUEEN\nMale presenting\, 23-35\, American accent\nPersonal assistant and secretary to Samuel Ratchett\, McQueen is a nervous character with a stutter that appears when he is especially anxious. Seems rather new to his profession. Talks a bit too much. \n  \nMICHEL\nMale presenting\, 40s\, French accent\nCompetent and organized\, Michel is the conductor for the first class carriages of the Orient Express. Handles himself well in a crisis\, and is very good at his job. Must be believably old enough to have an adult daughter.\nNOTE: This actor will double as the Head Waiter of the Tokatilian Hotel \n  \nPRINCESS DRAGOMIROFF\nFemale presenting\, 60s-70s\, Russian accent\nDisplaced Russian nobility. The Princess is a battleship: determined\, arrogant\, and accustomed to getting her way. She travels a great deal\, and holds very decided opinions. Has a foreboding presence\, almost immoveable.  \n  \nGRETA OHLSSON\nFemale presenting\, 30s\, Swedish accent\nA Catholic missionary and baby nurse\, currently serving as a companion to Princess Dragomiroff.  Deeply devout. This character may be funny\, but should not be played as a caricature for laughs.  \n  \nCOUNTESS ANDRENYI\nFemale presenting\, 25-35\, Hungarian accent\nIn addition to being married to a count (and thus\, nobility)\, she also is a doctor. Beautiful\, educated\, charming\, and intelligent enough to match wits with Poirot. Her wit is genuinely sharp\, not intentionally funny.  \n  \nHELEN HUBBARD\nFemale presenting\, 45-60\, American accent.\nNot exactly what she seems\, Hubbard comes across as a gregarious\, loud\, bold\, obnoxious American busybody who has been married multiple times.  Role requires broad\, comic energy; big and fearless without losing likeability. Must be comfortable with minor singing and dancing.  \n  \nSAMUEL RATCHETT\nMale presenting\, 35-50\, American accent\nA dangerous and unlikable man\, full of entitlement\, with a hair trigger temper. Must have a forceful personality\, and come across as someone not to be trusted or crossed.\nNOTE: Role may double with Col. Arbuthnot  \n  \nRoles are open to racially diverse and gender-inclusive casting for actors of all physical and neurological abilities. Our casting seeks to be as inclusive as possible and we invite gender nonconforming\, genderqueer\, transgender\, and nonbinary actors to select the roles they most identify with. \n  \nQuestions can be directed to the ACT Office. \nPhone: 814-943-4357 \nEmail: act@altoonacommunitytheatre.com
URL:https://altoonacommunitytheatre.com/event/orientexpressauditions/
LOCATION:ACT Rehearsal Hall\, 1213 12th St\, Altoona\, PA\, 16601\, United States
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SUMMARY:AUDITIONS: Murder on the Orient Express
DESCRIPTION:Agatha Christie’s\nMurder on the Orient Express\nAdapted for the stage by Ken Ludwig\nAUDITIONS: September 27 from 2-5pm & September 28 from 6-9pm \nPerformances: November 12\, 13\, & 14 at 7:30 PM  & November 15 at 2 PM\nDirected by Kalyn Everett\nOpen auditions for this glamorous\, laugh-filled stage adaptation of Agatha Christie’s classic locked-room mystery will take place Sunday September 27  from 3 PM to 6 PM & and Monday September 28 starting at 6 PM to to 9 PM  in the Altoona Community Theatre Rehearsal Hall\, 1213 12th Street\, Downtown Altoona.  \nAuditions will consist of readings from the script. While no preparation is required\, the audition scenes/sides can be found at the following link for those that would like to review them in advance. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1-zjgT_dEJHiPaXwugcNtRUUl4rX3JgGl?usp=sharing \nActors must be available for all performances (dates listed above). Availability for rehearsals will be asked at auditions\, please be prepared to list all conflicts from auditions to performance dates. If you are unable to attend general auditions\, please contact the ACT Office at least two weeks in advance to discuss scheduling an alternative audition time. \nAuditionees need only attend one night of open auditions unless asked to attend callbacks\, expected to take place the evening of Wednesday\, September 30 as needed. \nRehearsals are expected to begin shortly after auditions. Rehearsals are expected to occur4 mainly weekday evenings\, some weekends as needed. Subject to change based on actor availability. \n  \nAbout the Show:\nWhen a snowdrift stops the Orient Express\, an American tycoon is discovered murdered in a locked compartment. Agatha Christie’s classic locked‑room mystery\, adapted by Tony-nominated playwright Ken Ludwig\, becomes a fast‑moving\, witty\, and theatrical whodunit. Balancing razor‑sharp plotting with buoyant comic energy\, Detective Hercule Poirot races to unmask a killer among a trainload of colorful suspects. \nLudwig’s comic twists lift the period glitz and moral dilemma into laugh‑out‑loud theatricality while preserving Christie’s ingenious plot. Expect elegant 1930’s style\, a brilliant detective\, an ensemble of flamboyant suspects\, and a crowd‑pleasing climax that will leave you guessing and grinning. Join us for an evening of suspense\, glamour\, intrigue\, and laughter. \n“A murder mystery with a wink—brisk\, witty\, and utterly satisfying.” — The Daily Herald \n  \nAvailable Roles:\nAll roles are available. No prior theatrical or ACT experience is required.  \nA note on accents: Several roles call for European accents (see character breakdowns below). While accents are welcome at auditions\, don’t worry about mastering an accent for auditions. We’re looking for actors who can commit to a character’s energy and intention. Accent work will occur in rehearsal for anyone cast.  \n  \nHERCULE POIROT\nMale presenting\, 40-65\, Belgian accent. Principal character.\nAgatha Christie’s most famous detective. Poirot is fastidious\, thorough\, a touch ridiculous\, and incredibly observant and intelligent. He is both arrogant and humble to a fault. He is an observer of people\, astute at analyzing why people behave as they do\, and firmly believes that most crimes can be solved primarily by observation\, psychology\, and thinking them through. He values intelligence and the rule of law above all else. \n  \nMONSIEUR BOUC\nMale presenting\, 40-65\, Belgian accent\,\nThe owner of Wagon Lit\, Orient Express. Bouc is a middle-aged man with a youthful vigor and attitude. Gregarious\, honest and forthright\, he puts his friends and customers above profit\, although he is concerned about his company’s image. He is not a match for Poirot in intelligence\, however.  \n  \nMARY DEBENHAM\nFemale presenting\, mid 20s-30s\, English (standard) accent.\nA governess. Anxious\, but also cool and determined\, Mary has a certain sadness about her\, as well as many secrets. She is having a secret affair with Colonel Arbuthnot. Must be comfortable kissing on stage.  \n  \nCOLONEL ARBUTHNOT\nMale presenting\, 30s\, Scottish accent.\nA military man of the old fashioned type\, possibly old-money\, and used to being obeyed without question. He is strong\, charismatic\, but also problematic in some of his personal views. Having a secret affair with Mary. Has a temper. Must be comfortable kissing on stage.\nNOTE: Role may double with Sam Ratchett  \n  \nHECTOR MCQUEEN\nMale presenting\, 23-35\, American accent\nPersonal assistant and secretary to Samuel Ratchett\, McQueen is a nervous character with a stutter that appears when he is especially anxious. Seems rather new to his profession. Talks a bit too much. \n  \nMICHEL\nMale presenting\, 40s\, French accent\nCompetent and organized\, Michel is the conductor for the first class carriages of the Orient Express. Handles himself well in a crisis\, and is very good at his job. Must be believably old enough to have an adult daughter.\nNOTE: This actor will double as the Head Waiter of the Tokatilian Hotel \n  \nPRINCESS DRAGOMIROFF\nFemale presenting\, 60s-70s\, Russian accent\nDisplaced Russian nobility. The Princess is a battleship: determined\, arrogant\, and accustomed to getting her way. She travels a great deal\, and holds very decided opinions. Has a foreboding presence\, almost immoveable.  \n  \nGRETA OHLSSON\nFemale presenting\, 30s\, Swedish accent\nA Catholic missionary and baby nurse\, currently serving as a companion to Princess Dragomiroff.  Deeply devout. This character may be funny\, but should not be played as a caricature for laughs.  \n  \nCOUNTESS ANDRENYI\nFemale presenting\, 25-35\, Hungarian accent\nIn addition to being married to a count (and thus\, nobility)\, she also is a doctor. Beautiful\, educated\, charming\, and intelligent enough to match wits with Poirot. Her wit is genuinely sharp\, not intentionally funny.  \n  \nHELEN HUBBARD\nFemale presenting\, 45-60\, American accent.\nNot exactly what she seems\, Hubbard comes across as a gregarious\, loud\, bold\, obnoxious American busybody who has been married multiple times.  Role requires broad\, comic energy; big and fearless without losing likeability. Must be comfortable with minor singing and dancing.  \n  \nSAMUEL RATCHETT\nMale presenting\, 35-50\, American accent\nA dangerous and unlikable man\, full of entitlement\, with a hair trigger temper. Must have a forceful personality\, and come across as someone not to be trusted or crossed.\nNOTE: Role may double with Col. Arbuthnot  \n  \nRoles are open to racially diverse and gender-inclusive casting for actors of all physical and neurological abilities. Our casting seeks to be as inclusive as possible and we invite gender nonconforming\, genderqueer\, transgender\, and nonbinary actors to select the roles they most identify with. \n  \nQuestions can be directed to the ACT Office. \nPhone: 814-943-4357 \nEmail: act@altoonacommunitytheatre.com
URL:https://altoonacommunitytheatre.com/event/orientexpressauditionsmon/
LOCATION:ACT Rehearsal Hall\, 1213 12th St\, Altoona\, PA\, 16601\, United States
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SUMMARY:Play Reading #1
DESCRIPTION:Join the Artistic Committee for the first of two Play Reading events! \nWe will present a few titles to gauge membership interest as we prepare to propose the 2026-2027 Main Stage season slate. The plays presented are in consideration\, but not necessarily indicative of the Artistic Committee’s opinions for the proposed season. \nPlay Reading #1: \n\nOctober 4 starting at 2 PM until approximately 4 PM\nACT Rehearsal Hall (1213 12th St. Altoona\, PA)\nPlease enter through the back door of ACT\, located behind Tom & Joe’s.\n\nLight refreshments provided\, but feel free to bring a snack to share! \nThis event is free for ACT Members. Suggested $5 donations for Non-Members. \nWe will ask for volunteers to read selections from: \n\n\nMarjorie Prime\n\n\nCemetery Club \n\n\nJohn Proctor is the Villain\n\n\n\nYou can sign up for a membership or renew a membership at this link: https://altoonacommunitytheatre.com/membership/. \n  \nWe will host a second play reading November 21 at 2 PM with selections from A View from the Bridge\, A Servant of Two Masters\, Grand Horizons 
URL:https://altoonacommunitytheatre.com/event/playreading-1/
LOCATION:ACT Rehearsal Hall\, 1213 12th St\, Altoona\, PA\, 16601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Membership Events
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SUMMARY:Sherlock Holmes – A Hollidaysburg Mystery
DESCRIPTION:Join ACT and the Hollidaysburg Area Arts Council for an evening of mystery & fun set at the official beginning of Hollidaysburg in 1836!\nClick here for more event information. \nClick here to go directly to ticket purchasing.
URL:https://altoonacommunitytheatre.com/event/sherlockhburgmystery/
LOCATION:US Hotel\, 401 S. Juniata Street\, Hollidaysburg\, PA\, 16648\, United States
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SUMMARY:Murder on the Orient Express
DESCRIPTION:Agatha Christie’s\nMurder on the Orient Express\nAdapted for the stage by Ken Ludwig\nNovember 12\, 13\, & 14 at 7:30 PM\nNovember 15 at 2 PM\nDirected by Kalyn Everett\nWhen a snowdrift stops the Orient Express\, an American tycoon is discovered murdered in a locked compartment. Agatha Christie’s classic locked‑room mystery\, adapted by Tony-nominated playwright Ken Ludwig\, becomes a fast‑moving\, witty\, and theatrical whodunit. Balancing razor‑sharp plotting with buoyant comic energy\, Detective Hercule Poirot races to unmask a killer among a trainload of colorful suspects. \nLudwig’s comic twists lift the period glitz and moral dilemma into laugh‑out‑loud theatricality while preserving Christie’s ingenious plot. Expect elegant 1930’s style\, a brilliant detective\, an ensemble of flamboyant suspects\, and a crowd‑pleasing climax that will leave you guessing and grinning. Join us for an evening of suspense\, glamour\, intrigue\, and laughter. \n“A murder mystery with a wink—brisk\, witty\, and utterly satisfying.” — The Daily Herald \nTICKETS ON SALE SEPTEMBER 1\nHave a group of ten or more? Call the ACT Office at 814-943-4357 any time to begin booking your discounted tickets! \n 
URL:https://altoonacommunitytheatre.com/event/orientexpress/
LOCATION:The Historic Mishler Theatre\, 1208 12th Ave\, Altoona\, PA\, 16601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Mainstage
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SUMMARY:Pride and Prejudice
DESCRIPTION:Pride and Prejudice\nadapted by Jon Jory from the novel by Jane Austen\nFebruary 11\, 12\, & 13 at 7:30 PM\nFebruary 14 at 2 PM\nDirected by Becky Robinson\nSet in Regency Era England\, Pride and Prejudice follows the clever Elizabeth Bennet as she navigates family chaos\, sharp-tongued rivals\, and the enigmatic Mr. Darcy. Jon Jory’s 2005 spirited stage adaptation of Jane Austen’s 1813 novel is fresh\, fast-paced\, and brimming with wit\, warmth\, and the social sparks that fly when pride meets prejudice. \nThis romantic\, laugh-filled story celebrates how miscalculated misunderstandings give way to heart-felt honesty and second chances. Perfect for families\, date nights\, and lovers of classic storytelling\, join us for an unforgettable night of charm\, and the timeless discovery that love often arrives when we least expect it. \n“Jory has crafted an exceptionally clear\, funny\, and moving update.” — San Francisco Chronicle \nTICKETS ON SALE SEPTEMBER 1\nHave a group of ten or more? Call the ACT Office at 814-943-4357 any time to begin booking your discounted tickets! \n 
URL:https://altoonacommunitytheatre.com/event/prideandprejudice/
LOCATION:The Historic Mishler Theatre\, 1208 12th Ave\, Altoona\, PA\, 16601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Mainstage
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20270429T193000
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SUMMARY:Something Rotten!
DESCRIPTION:Something Rotten!\nBook by Karey Kirkpatrick and John O’Farrell\nMusic and Lyrics by Wayne Kirkpatrick and Karey Kirkpatrick\nApril 29 & 30\, May 1 at 7:30 PM\nMay 2 at 2 PM\nDirected by Scott Riner\nSomething Rotten! explodes onto stage as a madcap mashup of Shakespearean swagger and Broadway bombast. Set in Renaissance England\, two desperate brothers decide the only way to beat the Bard is to invent the “musical.” Chaos\, tap numbers\, and history-twisting humor ensue. \nExpect show-stopping ensemble numbers\, razor-sharp parody\, and a loveable underdog story that’s equal parts slapstick and heart. With larger-than-life characters and a chorus line that never quits\, this is the perfect night out for anyone who loves to laugh until they cry. \nBring your sense of humor and your loudest applause—this riotous romp rewrites history and\nreminds us that sometimes the best ideas are the ones that make the most glorious mess. Join us for uproarious and unforgettable Renaissance revelry. \n“A laugh‑a‑minute triumph—riotous\, clever\, and gloriously over‑the‑top.” — The Stage Review \nTICKETS ON SALE SEPTEMBER 1\nHave a group of ten or more? Call the ACT Office at 814-943-4357 any time to begin booking your discounted tickets! \n 
URL:https://altoonacommunitytheatre.com/event/somethingrotten/
LOCATION:The Historic Mishler Theatre\, 1208 12th Ave\, Altoona\, PA\, 16601\, United States
CATEGORIES:Mainstage
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