“Plaza Suite,” a comedy by Neil Simon, will be presented April 27 through May 5 at the Monticello Theatre Association theatre at 1406 N. Market St., Monticello.
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The odds were stacked against this year’s Cerro Gordo High School spring musical, but thespians and staff have indeed proved that the show must go on.
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Allerton Park and Retreat Center will scale back its Prairie Sky Music Festival from two days to one this year. That after the 2018 outing scheduled to feature Marty Stuart was rained out.
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Think your child might be too shy to take part in a theatre camp? Well, Monticello Theatre Association Kids Summer Workshop Director Chelsea Ehrhardt has news for you.
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Picture books have resonated with Katherine Sokolowski her entire life, and as a language arts teacher she is trying to pass that love and appreciation on to her Monticello Middle School students.
Images from a rehearsal of She Loves Me, the musical that inspired the films "The Shop Around The Corner" and "You've Got Mail" in the Tryon Festival Theatre of Krannert Center. Peformances open Thursday, April 26, 2018.
Monticello Theatre Association is pleased to announce summer workshops will be held for the sixth season. There are two sessions of the drama workshops for children. Workshop 1 for children entering grades 4, 5 and 6 in the fall will be held June 6-17. Workshop 2 for children entering grades…
Three-sport high school athlete Isaac Bales probably won’t ditch any of his favorite sports for the bicycle he hopped on to raise money for multiple sclerosis, but he admits he is enjoying his time on his borrowed Trek road bike.
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At the helm of this year’s Monticello Theater Association production is Carl Sebens, who has been a member of the theater association since 1976.“I’d rather do theater than eat,” Sebens said. “And I like to eat!”
Monticello High School students will be performing their fall play “Class Dismissed” in the auditorium, at 7 p.m. on November 12 and 13.Centered around Central High School, the play follows English teacher Mr. Banks as he struggles to relate to his students, as well as his own wife.
You’ve heard of the Cows on Parade exhibit of Chicago; Monticello is presenting a similar event showcasing the Chairs for the Arts throughout Courthouse Square.
Eleven actors and actresses are enjoying the process of getting ready for the fifth annual MTA/MAEF fundraiser to be held at the Allerton Conference and Retreat Center, the site of the previous productions for the benefit of Monticello Schools.