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Upcoming shows and events

Radio Gals. May 30-June 22. Final show of our 07-08 Season. Book, Music and Lyrics by Mark Hardwick (Pump Boys and Dinettes) and Mike Craver (Red Clay Ramblers). A lively homespun musical comedy set in the late 1920s. Retired music teacher Hazel Hunt begins broadcasting her own radio station WGAL from her living room. What comes out over the airwaves is a small town diary, fan mail and gossip with a generous dollop of singing and playing by Hazel’s “all-girl” orchestra the Hazelnuts. Enter a Federal Radio Inspector intent on rescuing the airwaves from these gypsies of the ether. [Read more]

News from RLT

Divas! 2008 results. Divas! 2008 was a great night of entertainment and fundraising. Congratulations to the winner of this year's competition, Martie Todd Sirois. [Read more]

Scene Play/Replay. Adult class. The Crucible as a soap opera? The Odd Couple as cartoon characters? Sometimes turning a scene on its head can be a great way to discover unexpected character choices. Using traditional acting skills and exciting improvisational techniques, students will have the opportunity to work scenes, hit rewind and replay them again and again! Session 1 starts June 23. [Read more]

Scene Study: Acting Through Action. Adult class. Acting is doing! Actions on stage and how they are performed reveal the inner life of a character most effectively. In this challenging scene study class for adults, students will discover how actions speak louder than words in bringing their characters to life on stage. Sundays and Wednesdays starting May 18. [Read more]

RLT Ice Cream Social. Attention all RLT volunteers! The annual Ice Cream Social is on Saturday May 31. Enjoy and afternoon of fun and games in the Raleigh Rose Garden. [Read more]

Announcing the Raleigh Little Theatre 2008-2009 Season. Announcing the 2008-2009 season of shows at Raleigh Little Theatre! Seven shows for adult audiences, four shows in our family series, plus Cinderella our annual holiday show. [Read more]

History. Chapter 5, covering 1955-1967, is now online! RLT started in 1936, but do you know how it all started? We published a book about our first 50 years back in 1985 and the first 5 chapters are now online complete with photographs of the people and the shows they put on. Great history! [Read more]

Summer 2008 Theatre Camps & Classes. Summer week-long camps for ages 4-12 focus on the process of creating theatre through fun, imaginative, and creative play and camps for teens provide older theatre students with opportunities to explore in depth a variety of theatre arts training. [Read more]