Curtain Call Theatre is "the Community Theatre of Czech Country", serving New Prague, Montgomery, Lonsdale and the surrounding areas in Minnesota.
Click here for our 2011-2012 season brochure
The Cast for "Dixie Swim Club" has been selected.
Sheree Hollinger will be played by Jackie Fredrickson
Dinah Grayson will be played by Heather Jenness
Lexie Richards will be played by Michelle Sobieck
Jeri Neal McFeeley will be played by Suzette Oltmanns
Vernadette Simms will be payed by Patty Warnemunde
This is a story about five women who were on a swim team together in college and now get together one weekend a year. This show covers 4 of those weekends over a 35 year period.
This is our winter dinner theatre. Performances will be February 17, 18, 24 & 25 with 6:15 dinner and 7:30 curtain and February 26 with a 12:15 dinner and 1:30 curtain.
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Take a walk down memory lane by reviewing our history of shows.
About us:
Curtain Call Theatre was started in 1994. Our first production was the Pat Cook comedy, "Three Murders and it’s only Monday" at Montgomery/Lonsdale High School. In 1996 we did our first musical, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat".
Curtain Call Theatre’s season has grown over the years and now consists of three productions:
Our summer show is normally a large cast musical. Performances are at New Prague High School in even numbered years and in Montgomery at either Montgomery-Lonsdale High School or atin odd numbered years.
Our fall show can be almost anything, a comedy, a drama, a collection of one act plays, or just about anything else. It is usually performed at New Prague Middle School during the last two weekends (Friday nights and Saturday nights) in October.
In winter we present a dinner theatre at Hilltop Hall in Montgomery. Hilltop Hall is a beautifully restored orchestra hall from about 1892, when every community in the area had an orchestra. This show is normally a broad comedy. It is performed the last two weekends in February (Friday nights and Saturday nights and one Sunday matinee the second weekend).
See the "CCT History" page for a list of all the shows we’ve done.
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