2021-2022

• SEPTEMBER – “The Secret of Chimneys” ACT Radio Show
• OCTOBER – Dracula (reprise)
• NOVEMBER – Broadway Revue – All Together Now (Special Event)
• DECEMBER – Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley
• FEBRUARY – Fly Babies
• APRIL – Clue
• JUNE – The Dinner Party
• AUGUST – Disney’s Frozen Jr. – Youth Summer Camp (Special Event)

2020-2021

• OCTOBER – “A Poe Halloween” ACT Radio Show
• DECEMBER – “A Christmas Carol” ACT Radio Show

2019-2020

• SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER – Mamma Mia!
• NOVEMBER – Tuna Does Vegas
• DECEMBER – A Christmas Carol (reprise)
• JANUARY-FEBRUARY – A Gentleman’s Guide to Love and Murder
• FEBRUARY-MARCH – Squirrel Lake
• (Season cut short due to COVID-19)

2018-2019

• SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER – Once Upon a Mattress (reprise)
• NOVEMBER – August: Osage County
• DECEMBER – The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
• JANUARY – Love and Information
• FEBRUARY-MARCH – Daddy’s Girl
• MARCH-APRIL – Too Good to Say Goodbye
• MAY – The Addams Family
• JUNE – The Brothers Grimm Spectaculathon
• JULY-AUGUST – The Unexpected Guest
• AUGUST – Seussical Jr. (ACT Youth Summer Camp)

2017-2018

• SEPTEMBER – Rabbit Hole
• OCTOBER-NOVEMBER – No Body Like Jimmy
• DECEMBER – Pippin
• JANUARY – The Three Musketeers
• FEBRUARY-MARCH – Sylvia
• MARCH-APRIL – Pride and Prejudice
• MAY – Annie
• JUNE – The Fox on the Fairway
• JULY-AUGUST – Bell, Book and Candle
• AUGUST-SEPTEMBER – Shakespeare for Kids (ACT Youth Summer Camp)

2016-2017

• SEPTEMBER-OCTOBER – 100 Lunches
• OCTOBER-NOVEMBER – The Runner Stumbles
• DECEMBER – The Butler Did It
• JANUARY – Last of the Boys
• FEBRUARY-MARCH – Big Fish, the Musical
• MARCH-APRIL – The Trouble with Cats
• MAY-JUNE – Sweeney Todd, the Musical
• JUNE-JULY – Red, White and Tuna
• JULY-AUGUST – Little Women
• AUGUST-SEPTEMBER – Willy Wonka, Jr. (ACT Youth Summer Camp)

2010-2011

• SEPTEMBER – Alice In Wonderland
• OCTOBER – Wait Until Dark (reprise)
• NOVEMBER – Meet Me In St. Louis
• JANUARY – Terry Pratchett’s Wyrd Sisters
• FEBRUARY – The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
• APRIL – Excalibur, the Story of Young King Arthur
• MAY – The Miracle Worker (reprise)
• JUNE – Oliver! (reprise)
• JULY – The Last Days of Judas Iscariot
• AUGUST – Steel Magnolias (reprise)

2009-2010

• SEPTEMBER – The Cover of Life
• OCTOBER – Lost in Yonkers
• NOVEMBER – And Then There Were None (reprise)
• DECEMBER – A Tuna Christmas
• JANUARY – Disney’s Beauty and the Beast
• MARCH – Morning’s at Seven
• APRIL – Deathtrap (reprise)
• MAY – School House Rock Live – Junior
• JUNE – The Producers
• JULY – The Further Adventures of Hedda Gabler
• AUGUST – To Gillian, on Her 37th Birthday August

2004-2005

• SEPTEMBER: The Murder Room
• OCTOBER: Copenhagen
• NOVEMBER-DECEMBER: Charley’s Aunt (reprise)
• JANUARY: Talley’s Folly
• FEBRUARY: Sylvia
• MARCH: Free-Range Chix (special event)
• MARCH: Puttin’ on the Bitz (special event)
• APRIL: The Rocky Horror Show
• MAY: The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds
• JUNE: Hamlet
• JULY: Barefoot in the Park
• AUGUST-SEPTEMBER: David and Lisa

2003-2004

• SEPTEMBER: The Magic Fire
• OCTOBER: Accomplice
• NOVEMBER: Noises Off
• DECEMBER: A Christmas Carol (reading – special event)
• JANUARY: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? (reprise)
• FEBRUARY: The Pirates of Penzance: The Slave of Duty (reprise)
• MARCH: We Have Always Lived in the Castle
• APRIL: Fools
• MAY: Play It Again, Sam (reprise)
• JULY: Bat Boy: The Musical
• AUGUST: The Mouse That Roared (ACTeens)

2002-2003

• SEPTEMBER: Wit
• OCTOBER: Bell, Book and Candle (reprise)
• DECEMBER: Our Town
• JANUARY: Extreme Theater! (teen improv show)
• FEBRUARY: March – King Lear
• APRIL: You Know I Can’t Hear You When the Water’s Running
• MAY: The Flight of the Earls
• JUNE: Fuddy Meers
• JULY-AUGUST: Godspell

2001-2002

• SEPTEMBER: A Comedy of Errors (Teen Theater)
• OCTOBER: The Rainmaker (reprise)
• DECEMBER: The Trip to Bountiful
• JANUARY: Auntie Mame (reprise)
• FEBRUARY-March: The Most Happy Fella
• APRIL: Book of Days
• MAY: Six Women with Brain Death, or Expiring Minds Want to Know
• JUNE: Arsenic and Old Lace (reprise)
• JULY-AUGUST: Little Footsteps

2000-2001
(50th Anniversary Season)

• SEPTEMBER: Blithe Spirit (reprise)
• OCTOBER: One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest (reprise)
• DECEMBER: A Christmas Carol (Teen Theater, new adaptation by John Baur)
• JANUARY: Anastasia (reprise)
• FEBRUARY: South Pacific (reprise)
• APRIL: A Streetcar Named Desire (reprise)
• MAY: The Merry Wives of Windsor (reprise)
• JUNE: The Foreigner (reprise)
• JULY: The Lion in Winter (reprise)
• AUGUST: Greater Tuna (reprise)

1999-2000

• SEPTEMBER: All This and Moonlight
• OCTOBER: Return to the Forbidden Planet
• DECEMBER: I Remember Mama (reprise)
• JANUARY: Bus Stop (reprise)
• FEBRUARY: She Loves Me
• APRIL: Dark Sonnets of the Lady
• MAY: Twelfth Night, or What You Will (reprise, Teen Theater)
• JUNE: Laughter on the 23rd Floor
• JULY: ‘night, Mother
• AUGUST: A Walk in the Woods

1998-1999

• SEPTEMBER: Invitation to a March
• SEPTEMBER: “Oh, What a Wonderful Party!” (special event)
• OCTOBER: Ten Little Indians (reprise)
• DECEMBER: Moon Over Buffalo
• JANUARY: Arcadia
• FEBRUARY: Grease
• APRIL: Emma’s Child
• MAY: Glory, or, the Angel Girl
• JUNE: The Crucible
• JULY: Summer and Smoke
• AUGUST: Vacancy In Paradise (Teen Theater)

1997-1998

• SEPTEMBER: Three the Hard Way
• OCTOBER: La Cage aux Folles
• NOVEMBER: Fashion show (special event)
• NOVEMBER: It Runs in the Family
• JANUARY: Terra Nova
• FEBRUARY: The Imaginary Invalid (reprise)
• APRIL: Oklahoma!
• APRIL: A Midsummer Night’s Dream (special event – Teen Theater)
• MAY: Ladies of the Camellias
• JUNE: Eleemosynary
• AUGUST: The Captain’s Paradise
• AUGUST: Stagestruck, Too: Jack Adams and John Baur (special event)

1996-1997 

• SEPTEMBER: Something’s Afoot
• OCTOBER-November: Death and the Maiden
• NOVEMBER-DECEMBER: Greetings!
• DECEMBER: A Christmas Carol, the Sequel (special event)
• JANUARY: Spokesong, or The Common Wheel
• FEBRUARY: Dear Liar (special event)
• MARCH: Stalag 17
• APRIL: Showboat
• MAY-JUNE: The Rise and Rise of Daniel Rocket
• JUNE-JULY: Fortinbras
• AUGUST: Crossing Delancey

1995-1996 

• SEPTEMBER: Dancing at Lughnasa
• OCTOBER: Jekyll & Hyde
• NOVEMBER: The Importance of Being Earnest (reprise)
• DECEMBER: A Christmas Carol (special event, reader’s theater – adapted by John Baur)
• JANUARY: Mrs. California
• FEBRUARY: The Cocoanuts
• APRIL: Jake’s Women
• MAY: Les Liaisons Dangereuses
• JULY: The World Celebrates with Dance (special event)
• JULY: Prelude to a Kiss
• AUGUST: Macbeth

1994-1995 

• SEPTEMBER: Thieves Carnival
• OCTOBER: Death Trap
• DECEMBER: Inspecting Carol
• JANUARY: The Road To Mecca
• FEBRUARY: I Hate Hamlet
• MARCH: …and a Nightingale Sang
• APRIL: Lettice & Lovage
• JUNE: Pippin
• JULY: Marvin’s Room
• AUGUST: Henceforward …

1993-1994 

• SEPTEMBER: The Cemetery Club
• OCTOBER: Frankenstein
• DECEMBER: The Mousetrap (reprise)
• JANUARY: On The Verge, or The Geography of Learning
• FEBRUARY: Biloxi Blues
• APRIL: Shadowlands
• MAY: A Few Good Men
• JUNE: The Sound Of Music (reprise)
• AUGUST: Red Scare On Sunset

1992-1993 

• SEPTEMBER: Come Back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean, Jimmy Dean
• OCTOBER: The Haunting of Hill House
• DECEMBER: One Acts
  
  • “Graceland”
  • “Pvt. Wars”
• JANUARY: Rough Crossing
• FEBRUARY: The King and I
• APRIL: Of Mice and Men
• May: Heaven Can Wait
• JUNE: Lend Me a Tenor
• JULY: Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
• AUGUST: Sea Marks

1991-1992 

• SEPTEMBER: True West
• OCTOBER: Philadelphia Story
• DECEMBER: My Three Angels
• JANUARY: Driving Miss Daisy
• FEBRUARY: Baby
• MARCH: This One Thing I Do
• APRIL: Voice of the Prairie
• MAY: Nunsense
• JUNE: Chapter Two
• JULY: All My Sons (reprise)
• JULY: Shirley Valentine (one woman show: Pat Kight)

1990-1991 

• SEPTEMBER: Play It Again Sam
• OCTOBER: Dial “M” For Murder
• NOVEMBER: The Andersonville Trial
• JANUARY: Steel Magnolias
• FEBRUARY: George M!
• APRIL: The Hollow
• MAY: Greater Tuna (performed at Flynn’s Top-of-the-Block)
• JUNE: Death of a Salesman (reprise, first show on the rebuilt ACT stage)
• AUGUST: Pumpboys and Dinettes

1989-1990 

• SEPTEMBER: Gaslight (reprise)
• OCTOBER: Twelfth Night
• DECEMBER: You’re A Good Man Charlie Brown
• JANUARY: The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940
• FEBRUARY: The 1940s Radio Hour
• APRIL: Sabrina Fair (reprise)
• MAY: Foxfire
• JULY: Come Blow Your Horn (reprise)
• AUGUST: A Shayna Maidel

1988-1989 

(purchase of ACT III) 

• SEPTEMBER: Sherlock’s Last Case
• OCTOBER: The Girls in 509
• NOVEMBER: The Miracle Worker
• DECEMBER: The Snow Queen (original script adapted by Pat Kight)
• JANUARY: Strange Snow
• FEBRUARY: Little Shop of Horrors
• APRIL: The Nerd
• MAY: A Moon For The Misbegotten
• JUNE: Guys and Dolls (reprise)
• AUGUST: Blithe Spirit (reprise)

1980-1981 

• SEPTEMBER: An Unlove Affair (original musical)
• NOVEMBER: The Night of January 16th (reprise)
• FEBRUARY: The Tiger at the Gates
• APRIL: You Can’t Take It With You (reprise)
• MAY: Brigadoon (at LBCC)

1979-1980 

• SEPTEMBER: Love Rides the Rails (or Will the Mail Train Run Tonight?)
• NOVEMBER: Hello, Dolly (joint production with LBCC)
• NOVEMBER: The Imaginary Invalid
• FEBRUARY: Anastasia
• APRIL: Paint Your Wagon
• JUNE: 6 RMS RIV VU

1978-1979 

• SEPTEMBER: Oliver!
• OCTOBER: Belle of Amherst (one woman show: Mildred Gonzales)
• DECEMBER: The Pleasure of His Company
• FEBRUARY: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
• APRIL: Kismet
• JUNE: The Mousetrap

1977-1978 

• AUGUST: Stage Stuck (special attraction – Jack Adams and Mildred Gonzales)
• SEPTEMBER: Once Upon a Mattress
• DECEMBER: Pygmalion (reprise)
• FEBRUARY: Merry Wives of Windsor
• APRIL: Carousel
• JUNE: God’s Favorite
• JULY: One Acts
  
  • “Chinaman”
  • “Black Comedy”

1976-1977 

• SEPTEMBER: Who’s Afraid of Virginia Wolfe?
• DECEMBER: Ghosts (guest company from Corvallis)
• APRIL: Student Prince
• JUNE: The Importance of Being Earnest

1975-1976 

• SEPTEMBER: Death of a Salesman
• NOVEMBER: The Women
• FEBRUARY: Toys in the Attic
• APRIL: Camelot
• JUNE: The Sunshine Boys
• JULY: Bertha, the Bartender’s Beautiful Baby

1974-1975 

• SEPTEMBER: A Thousand Clowns
• NOVEMBER: The Drunkard, or The Fallen Saved
• JANUARY: A Streetcar Named Desire
• FEBRUARY: Guys and Dolls
• MAY: Wait Until Dark

1973-1974 

• SEPTEMBER: Plaza Suite
• DECEMBER: Anne of a Thousand Days (reprise, performed elsewhere after fire struck ACT)
• MARCH: Dr. Cook’s Garden
• MAY: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum

1972-1973 

• OCTOBER: Mame
• DECEMBER: Miranda
• JANUARY: Favorites From Our Scrapbook (revue)
• MARCH: Tea and Sympathy
• MARCH-APRIL: Brown Bag presentations
  
  • MARCH 30: “In the Spring, A Young Man’s Fancy…”
  • APRIL 6: “A Poetic Comment”
  • APRIL 13: “Simon Sez”
• APRIL: Hello, Mr. Thurber (readers’ theater)
• MAY: The Last of the Red-Hot Lovers

1971-1972 

• SEPTEMBER: Kiss Me, Kate
• DECEMBER: Absence of a Cello
• JANUARY: A Bit of Broadway (revue)
• MARCH: Laura (reprise)
• APRIL: The Glass Menagerie (readers’ theater)
• MAY: Cactus Flower

1970-1971 

• OCTOBER: Little Mary Sunshine
• DECEMBER: Ready When You Are, C. B.
• FEBRUARY: The Subject Was Roses
• APRIL: Anne of the Thousand Days (readers’ theater)
• MAY: Under the Yum Yum Tree

1969-1970 

• SEPTEMBER: The Sound of Music
• NOVEMBER: The Impossible Years
• FEBRUARY: The Star-Spangled Girl (guest company from Salem)
• MARCH: A Salute to Shaw and Coward (readers’ theater)
• MAY: The Man in the Dog Suit

1967-1968 

(Renamed Albany Civic Theater, September 1968) 

• SEPTEMBER: Annie Get Your Gun
• DECEMBER: Never Too Late
• FEBRUARY: Rebecca
• MAY: The Odd Couple

1966-1967 

• OCTOBER: The Heiress
• DECEMBER: Middle of the Night
• MARCH: One Acts
  
  • “The Marriage Proposal”
  • “The Bald Soprano”
  • “Impromptu”
• MAY: Ladies in Retirement

1965-1966 

• OCTOBER: The Silver Whistle (reprise)
• DECEMBER: Blithe Spirit
• APRIL: Mary, Mary
• MAY: Inherit the Wind (readers’ theater)
• JULY: Dirty Work At The Crossroads (reprise)

1964-1965 

• OCTOBER: Life With Father
• NOVEMBER: Come Blow Your Horn
• FEBRUARY: All My Sons
• APRIL: The Lady’s Not For Burning (readers’ theater)
• APRIL: Years Ago

1963-1964 

(First season in the Regina Frager Theater) 

• OCTOBER: Curse of the Aching Heart
• DECEMBER: Visit To A Small Planet
• FEBRUARY: A Far Country
• APRIL: The Caine Mutiny Court Martial (readers’ theater)
• MAY: Everybody Loves Opal
• JULY: Hansel and Gretel

1962-1963 

• OCTOBER: Sabrina Fair
• DECEMBER: Gigi [straight play]
• MARCH: The Country Girl
• APRIL: Royal Gambit (readers’ theater)
• MAY: Janus

1961-1962 

(the “traveling season”) 

• OCTOBER: Pygmalion
• DECEMBER: The Deck Set
• FEBRUARY: Amphitryon 38 (readers’ theater)
• MARCH: The Gazebo
• MAY: The Solid-Gold Cadillac

1960-1961 

• OCTOBER: The Male Animal
• DECEMBER: I Have Been Here Before
• JANUARY: An Evening With Noel Coward (readers’ theater)
• FEBRUARY: The Two Mrs. Carrolls
• MAY: Papa Is All
• AUGUST: One Acts
  • “Hello, Out There”
  • “A Phoenix Too Frequent”

1959-1960 

• OCTOBER: The Chalk Garden
• DECEMBER: Laura
• FEBRUARY: I Am A Camera
• APRIL: An Evening With Tennessee Williams (readers’ theater)
• MAY: The Tender Trap

1958-59

• APRIL: Lily, The Felon’s Daughter
• SEPTEMBER: Bell, Book, and Candle
• DECEMBER: The Red Shoes
• FEBRUARY: Dangerous Corner
• MAY: Don Juan in Hell (readers’ theater)
• MAY: The Moon is Blue
• AUGUST: The Night of January 16th (First summer show, staged at Linn and Benton County Courthouses)

1957 

• MAY: Dirty Work at the Crossroads
• NOVEMBER: Petticoat Fever

1956 

(dates not available) 

• Sorry Wrong Number (at St. Mary’s Hall)
• The Voice of the Turtle (readers’ theater)
• Candlelight (readers’ theater)

1955 

• APRIL: Hay Fever
• OCTOBER: Goodbye, My Fancy

1954 

• MAY: The Curious Savage

1953 

• APRIL: Ten Little Indians
• AUGUST: The Silver Whistle
• DECEMBER: Rumpletilskin

1952 

• JANUARY: Dear Ruth
• MAY: You Can’t Take It With You
• OCTOBER: The Milky Way

1951 

• MARCH: One Acts
  • “Little Bird of a Woman”
  • “Thursday Evening”
  • “Mr. Lincoln’s Whiskers”