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(330) 620-7314
Our 50th Anniversary Season!
"Once Upon a Matress"
"Cliff Hanger"
"Opal's Husband"
Showtimes are 8:00 pm Friday and Saturday, 7:30 pm on Sunday
Ticket prices: Adults $10.00, Musicals $12.00
Seniors/Students $9.00, Musicals $11.00
Group Rates Available
Get on I 77. If coming from the South of I 271, go North. If coming from North of I 271, go South.
Take I 77 to exit 143 Wheatley Rd. & I 271 North. At the top of the exit ramp (from either direction), turn left (heading East). Continue until you come to Revere Rd. Turn right onto Revere and follow it until it ends at Everett Rd. You are now looking at Western Reserve Playhouse, a big gray barn with a copper roof. Cross Everett Rd. straight into the parking lot.
Coming in 2007
Our 51st Season!
Check back here for special events
Showtimes are 8:00 pm Friday and Saturday, 7:30 pm on Sunday
Membership in the Western Reserve Playhouse is open to anyone in the surrounding communities. Come and join us! Membership dues are $18.00 family or $10.00 single. We have a great season ahead of us and we will always welcome anyone who wants to participate in on-stage or off-stage activities. We need people who are interested in costumes, props, acting, set building, publicity, box office, art work. Whatever your talents are, we can use you.
See us at the box office, contact us at: (330) 620-7314, or by mail at P.O. Box 30172, Cleveland, Ohio 44130..
THE WESTERN RESERVE LITTLE PLAYERS
This season the Little Players are on a Sabbatical
WELCOME TO THE WESTERN RESERVE PLAYHOUSE
We began our existence in 1956 as Bath Community Players in the old Town Hall in Bath. In 1966, the present barn was purchased and thus began the transition from a small, dedicated group of players to a wide-spread 3-county organization. Situated at the Bath-Richfield Township lines, close to Interstates 271 and 77, the theatre has attracted members from all of the surrounding communities. This prompted the decision to change the name of the group to The Western Reserve Playhouse.WRP And Phoenix Stage Productions joined forces for the 2006 season. Phoenix Stage Productions was formerly Goodyear Community Theatre. They were known for their large scale musicals. In 1995, due to cutbacks, they had to leave Goodyear and have been in search of a home ever since. The Phoenix group brings a wealth of talent as well as additional rescources to WRP. Many thanks and our appreciation to all sponsors, advertisers,and member who, over the years have helped to make this growth possible.
Web page by Dan Harper