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The Pocket Community Theatre is a non-profit, volunteer based, live production theatre located at the corner of Ramble and Ravine Streets just off of Park Avenue in downtown Hot Springs, Arkansas.
 
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Our Next Main Stage Show!

Arsenic and Old Lace

by Joseph Kesselring

A comedy directed by Mary Hill.

Show Dates: February 11-14 and 18-21
General Admission: $10
Through Grade 12: $5

We meet the charming and innocent ladies who populate their cellar with the remains of socially and religiously "acceptable" roomers; the antics of their brother who thinks he is Teddy Roosevelt; and the activities of the other brother—these require no further description or amplification here. ARSENIC AND OLD LACE is a comedy hit.

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We want to thank everyone who auditioned and encourage everyone to audition for all our shows!


Coming Soon to Our Main Stage!

The Deal and the Descent

by Zak Powers

A crime drama directed by Liz Turner.

PG-13

Show Dates:
    March 25-27 at 7:30 PM
    March 28 at 2:30 PM

General Admission: $10

The Deal and The Descent are Volumes 3 and 4 of the four-part series: The Charlie Cooke Saga. It is a film-noir-style-hard-boiled-detective-fiction-crime-drama. Our hero, Charlie Cooke, is a gritty detective who strives to find veracity in a crooked city. Throughout parts 3 and 4, he struggles with dames, deals, deaths, Deuces, and other delusional dilemmas that start with the letter "D". Periodically, he conveys these conflicts through narration, often using ridiculous metaphors and irrelevant similes. The Deal and the Descent is a stylistic, and often cliché ridden, look at an era where the thin lines between right and wrong were easily rubbed-out.

For more information, contact:
   Zak Powers at 501-802-3696


Our Next Main Stage Auditions!

The Foreigner

by Larry Shue.

A comedy directed by Mark Britton.

Show Dates:
    May 6-9 and May 13-16

Audition Dates:

Parts for 5 men and 2 women.

At a lodge in rural Georgia, Froggy LeSeuer has brought along a pathologically shy young man named Charlie. So Froggy tells all that Charlie speaks no English. Alone, Charlie overhears the evil plans of a sinister minister and his redneck associate who assume that Charlie doesn't understand a word. That he does fuels the hilarity of the play and sets up the climax in which the "good guys" emerge triumphant.

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Volunteers Needed!

Natch. For more information, click here. Our current greatest need is for someone to help in the office.


February
11 - 21 Main Stage Performances
Arsenic and Old Lace
7:30 PM ThFrSat
2:30 PM Sundays
28 Meeting
Production Committee
6:00 PM
March
7 Main Stage Performance
The Jazz Cats
3:00 PM Sunday
14, 15 Auditions
The Foreigner
Sunday 2:00 PM
Monday 7:00 PM
25 - 28 Main Stage Performances
The Deal and the Descent
7:30 PM ThFrSat
2:30 PM Sunday
PG-13
28 Meeting
Production Committee
6:00 PM
April
25 Meeting
Production Committee
6:00 PM
May
6 - 16 Main Stage Performances
The Foreigner
7:30 PM ThFrSat
2:30 PM Sundays
23, 24 Auditions
Barefoot in the Park
Sunday 2:00 PM
Monday 7:00 PM
23 Meeting
Production Committee
6:00 PM
June
27 Meeting
Production Committee
6:00 PM
July
15 - 25 Main Stage Performances
Barefoot in the Park
7:30 PM ThFrSat
2:30 PM Sundays
25 Meeting
Production Committee
6:00 PM