Sunday
Onstage Presents
The Lowell Ensemble
“Music To Save Our Endangered Lands”
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Sunday, April 19th at 3 PM​
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Please join the Lowell Ensemble for a fun & festive concert of Classical, folk & pop music.
All proceeds will go to the John Muir Land Trust.
Theater staff is also donating their time & the venue for this concert.
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Ensemble Members include:
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Janet Popesco Archibald, Oboe & English Horn
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Paul Ehrlich, Viola
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Victoria Ehrlich, Cello
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Zachariah Spellman, Tuba
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Karen Hutchinson, Keyboard​
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Guests requiring wheelchair space or other mobility
accommodation must contact the Box Office in advance.
See the Campbell Theater ADA Access page for details.
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Only 2 Tickets Remaining!
May 1 - 17
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Onstage Repertory Theatre
“Four Old Broads”​​
By Leslie Kimball
Directed by John Allred​
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May 1st thru 17th​
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Leslie Kimbell (writer, actor, director, designer (and self-proclaimed drama queen) gained the majority of her insane life experiences and EXTREMELY salty sense of humor, from eighteen years of traveling the world as a top-billed and award-winning burlesque headliner and model. She parlayed that experience, as well as inspiration from her “sassy and Spunky Nannie DeVries and Aunt Sissie” into authoring this very funny play.
Four sassy senior ladies: Beatrice, Eaddy, Imogene, and Maude need a break from bingo and macramé. They want to take a SASSY SENIORS Caribbean cruise. Unfortunately, things have not been pleasant at Magnolia Place Assisted Living since nasty nurse Pat came to work there. A MYSTERY unfolds with LAUGHTER as the gals try to outsmart her.
Throw in a senior citizen beauty pageant, an old Elvis Impersonator, a trashy makeover and a bizarre thigh exerciser incident and you have a laugh a minute evening of theater.
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Guests requiring wheelchair space or other mobility
accommodation must contact the Box Office in advance.
See the Campbell Theater ADA Access page for details.
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Reserved Tickets start at $24
Discount Thursday - $18
May 10
Onstage Repertory Theatre
Open Mic
Sunday, May 10th at 6 PM
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Come join us for open mic at the Campbell Theater!
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It is an inclusive and supportive group at a great venue. Whether you are a first-timer or seasoned performer, you’re welcome here! And there’s a full bar!
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No ticket required, but there is a $3 Cover.
Bob Dylan Birthday Show
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Martinez Music Mafia
Bob Dylan Birthday Show
Saturday, May 23th at 6:00 PM
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This year's show will be on Saturday May 23rd
(Yes, we know, May 24th is actually Bob Dylan's birthday, but that's on a Sunday this year)
For years, Martinez has celebrated Bob Dylan's birthday with a concert. Just like last year, it'll be held at the Campbell Theater on Ward Street, presented by the Martinez Music Mafia.
$25 for reserved admission tickets and some reserve table seats will be available at $35 each.
Please verify you have chosen the correct ticket type before purchase.
The proceeds will be donated to the Martinez Junior High music program!
If you don't go, you'll just end up lying to your friends and saying you did go - and we don't want that to happen!
EVENT DETAILS SUBJECT TO CHANGE. NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES​
The House Band:
Alan Thiele-Drums
Pat Brady-Bass
Frankie G.-Guitar
Mike Stefanski-Keys
Paul Cotruvo-Acoustic Guitar
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Performers Scheduled to Appear:
Scott Anderson
Paul Cotruvo
Harrison Flynn
Frankie G.
GarageLand Rodeo/BBC
Justin Jones
Jay Olson
Scotty O'Neill
Sisters with a Twist
Jenny Starmack
Maurice Tani
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Guests requiring wheelchair space or other mobility
accommodation must contact the Box Office in advance.
See the Campbell Theater ADA Access page for details.
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Reserved Tickets start at $25
One Weekend Only
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Pittsburg Theatre Company
“Driving Miss Daisy”
By Alfred Uhry
Directed by Dianna Schepers
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May 28th thru 30th
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Driving Miss Daisy chronicles the 25-year friendship between an elderly, independent Jewish widow, Daisy Werthan, and her African-American chauffeur, Hoke Coleburn, in Atlanta. Over two decades, their initially strained employer-employee relationship evolves into a deep bond of mutual respect and affection, mirroring the significant social and racial changes occurring in the American South during the Civil Rights Movement. Key moments include Miss Daisy teaching Hoke to read and their shared experiences at a Martin Luther King Jr. banquet, underscoring themes of tolerance, friendship, and changing social attitudes.
Featuring:
Sandy Wright as Miss Daisy Werthen,
Kirk Waller as Hoke
Michael Wilson as Boolie Werthen
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Guests requiring wheelchair space or other mobility
accommodation must contact the Box Office in advance.
See the Campbell Theater ADA Access page for details.
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Reserved Tickets only $22​
Discount Thursday — $18
June 5 - 21
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Onstage Repertory Theatre
Frederick Douglass​​
“I Was Born a Slave”
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​​​​A Narrative of His Passage To Freedom
A Staged Reading of Several Books & Speeches
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Conceived by Dennis Marks
Playwrights: Denis Marks, Carol Bower Foote, Eleanor Marks, Kevin Kennedy
Directed by: Carol Bower Foote and Kevin Kennedy​​
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June 5th thru 21st​
Adapted from Frederick Douglass’s own words in his books and speeches:
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Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass
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The Life and Times of Frederick Douglass
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July 5, 1852 Independence Day Speech to Rochester Ladies’ AntiSlavery Society
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The Church and Prejudice (1841) - speech
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What the Black Man Wants (1863) - speech
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Guests requiring wheelchair space or other mobility
accommodation must contact the Box Office in advance.
See the Campbell Theater ADA Access page for details.
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Reserved Tickets start at $24
Discount Thursday - $18
July 10 - 26
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B8 Theatre Company
“You Can’t Take It with You”​​
By Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman
Directed by Becky Potter​​
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July 10th thru 26th​
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In this Pulitzer Prize winning comedy, the family of Martin Vanderhof lives “just around the corner from Columbia University – but don’t go looking for it.”
Grandpa, as Martin is more commonly known, is the paterfamilias of a large and extended family of charming eccentrics. His granddaughter, Alice, is an attractive and loving girl who is still embarrassed by her family’s idiosyncrasies.
When Alice falls for her boss, Tony, a handsome scion of Wall Street, she fears that their two families– so unlike in manner, politics, and finances - will never come together. But why be obsessed with money? After all, you can’t take it with you…
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Guests requiring wheelchair space or other mobility
accommodation must contact the Box Office in advance.
See the Campbell Theater ADA Access page for details.
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Reserved Tickets start at $24
Discount Thursday - $18
September 11 - 27
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B8 Theatre Company
“Strange Ladies”​​
By Susan Sobeloff
Directed by JanLee Marshall
Music Direction by Becky Potter
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September 11th thru 27th​
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As the U.S. enters World War I, a group of radical suffragists fight to win the right to vote. A diverse group of women struggles with managing personal and political challenges in creating social change.
Period protest music weaves through the play, dramatizing the suffragists’ political strategies.
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Guests requiring wheelchair space or other mobility
accommodation must contact the Box Office in advance.
See the Campbell Theater ADA Access page for details.
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Reserved Tickets start at $24
Discount Thursday - $18
🌟 ON SALE MAY 1 🌟
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Onstage Repertory Theatre
“THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW”
BOOK, MUSIC, AND LYRICS BY RICHARD O’BRIEN
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October 30th thru November 22nd
“The Rocky Horror Show” is the story of two squeaky clean college kids—Brad and his fiancée, Janet—on their way to visit their former college professor when by a twist of fate, their car breaks down outside a mansion. They meet the charismatic Dr. Frank-n-Furter, Riff Raff, Columbia, Magenta, Eddie, and Rocky. It is an adventure they would remember, for a very long time.
PRODUCTION TEAM
Directed by Dianna Schepers
Choreographed by Shelly McDowell
Music Directed by Adam Green
Discounted “SURVIVAL KIT” available at time of on-line ticket purchase for $8 and cannot be purchased separately on-line. The Kit is optional and can be purchased at the Box Office night-of-the-event for $10.
Survival Kits include:
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Bubbles for the Wedding Scene
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Squirt Gun (Janet & Brad in rain)
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Newspaper (Janet & Brad in rain)
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Glow Stick (Light for Frankenstein’s place)
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Rubber Glove (When Frank snaps glove)
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Noisemaker (at end of creation speech)
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Toilet Paper (Great Scott comments)
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Party Hat (when Frank puts on party hat)
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Cards (Frank sings “Cards for Sorrow, Cards for Pain”)
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Guests requiring wheelchair space or other mobility
accommodation must contact the Box Office in advance.
See the Campbell Theater ADA Access page for details.
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Reserved Tickets start at $26
Check Back Often
Now that you’ve made it to bottom of our current show offerings, please remember that ticket sales are just as dynamic at The Campbell, as they are at other venues.
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There are occasional ticket changes and cancellations which may cause a previously “Sold Out” event to become available again, so check back from time to time to see if what you’re looking for has new seats available.