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On the Mainstage
February 9 - June 15
Carlisle Theatre presents
May 8 @ 7:00 pm
Hollywood on High presents
May 10 @ 2:00 pm
Hollywood on High presents
sponsored by "A Carlisle Mom"
May 23 @ 7:00 pm
Rustic Mechanicals presents
May 28 @ 7:00 pm
Hollywood on High presents
May 29 @ 7:00 pm
Hollywood on High presents
sponsored by Kathleen Gorak
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About the Carlisle Theatre
Located in the heart of Carlisle, the historic Carlisle Theatre has been referred to as “the gem of downtown”.
The Carlisle Theatre is one of the principal forces behind the revitalization of downtown Carlisle. Established in 1939, renovated in 1993, we remain Carlisle’s downtown source for entertainment. The Carlisle Regional Performing Arts Center presents musical concerts, performances, films, live theatrical productions, and programming for children and families.
The Theatre is also available for corporate events and meetings, community events, weddings, and much, much more!
Join us this weekend for Cantate Carlisle Mosaic of American Music!
Saturday May 2nd @3PM and Sunday May 3rd @3PM
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Cantate Carlisle's "Mosaic of American Music" will explore mostly-familiar selections from the choral pop genre. As has become our tradition, we will celebrate with voices from 5 to 95 in the Spring by including our Cantate Young Voices and Cantate Children's Choir in the performances. ... See MoreSee Less
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We are excited for this concert! Our music will range from folk to pop to traditional!
Join us tonight at 7PM for a showing of The Housemaid. This is part of our monthly book to film series ft. The Winery at the Long Shot Farm
2025 | Thriller/Mystery | Dir. Paul Feig
Millie a struggling young woman becomes live in maid for a wealthy couple Nina and Andrew. She enters a mansion of secrets, manipulation, and escalating psychological games that pull her into a dangerous relationship dynamic.
The film is based off of Freida McFadden's 2022 novel “The Housemaid” ... See MoreSee Less
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Join us tonight at 7 PM for a showing of Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid!
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Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969)
Director: George Roy Hill
In 1890s Wyoming, Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid lead a band of outlaws. When a train robbery goes wrong, they find themselves on the run with a posse hard on their heels.. ... See MoreSee Less
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Saw it at the Carlisle Theatre back in the day. Great movie
⭐️ In Memoriam: Honoring Hollywood Legends
🎞️ Sci-Fi Sundays: Fantasy Hits on the Big Screen
Get 🎟️ Online or at the Door: ticketing.useast.veezi.com/sessions/?siteToken=3pvgjqw11zqx0bkpz1a2n94aer ... See MoreSee Less
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✨Artist Spotlight
Assassins, presented by Players on High
April 26 @ 2:00PM
Melissa Perrelli (Emma Goldman/American)is thrilled to be back on stage after a hiatus of 20+ years. After 15 years teaching Spanish at CHS, she is glad to put a different accent to work in the role of Emma Goldman, her first with POH. Previous favorite roles include Mrs. Pearce in “My Fair Lady”, Samuel in “The Pirates of Penzance”, the Grand Duchess in “You Can’t Take It with You”, and Cora in The Burtonsville Players’ production of “The Girls of the Garden Club”. Thanks to the supportive cast and crew of Assassins for making her feel so welcome; to her family, especially Jason, Cecily, and Aurelia, for all their sacrifices during this production; and to Lauren for convincing her to audition in the first place. ... See MoreSee Less
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Melissa and I knew we were destined to become friends when we wore matching shoes to the audition! I am so very thankful to have met this wonderful woman and can't wait to work with her again. Watching her develop her characterization of Emma Goldman was an absolute joy, and she also grew her singing confidence as an American ensemble member. She was always ready to practice "Something Just Broke" with me, and I will forever be thankful for the support she offered me throughout the show. Melissa, I'm honored to call you my friend and appreciated you acting as my handler when needed 😉
Today is your last chances to catch Assassins, presented by Players on High
April 26 @ 2:00PM! Hear from Rick Sollman, who both played Leon Czolgosz on stage and helped out behind the scenes as the show's dramaturgist! ... See MoreSee Less
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✨Artist Spotlight
Assassins, presented by Players on High
April 23, 24, 25 @ 7:30PM
April 26 @ 2:00PM
Don Domenici (Charles Guiteau) is excited to be performing in this "killer" production of "Assassins" and is grateful for the supportive community he has found at the Carlisle Theatre. This is his second time performing with Players on High and his first musical in many years. Don is a psychologist whose private practice at Simply Well is just around the corner from the Theatre. He has a passion for music, gaming, cooking, baseball, and football. Don would like to thank his amazing wife and three wonderful children for all of their support! ... See MoreSee Less
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What a pleasure it's been to work with Don Domenici in this show! I first saw him on stage when he and my son Max were in the "It's a Wonderful Life" radio play, and I know he was one of many folks who helped make that experience special for my kiddo. Don has been such a steady presence from the beginning of this production, always prepared and willing to learn at every rehearsal. He was a kind listener when things were tough for me, and I'm very thankful to call him a friend. Also, his voice is absolutely spectacular and I've looked forward to hearing him sing every night. Don't miss his truly excellent performance as Charles Guiteau!
There are only 2 more chances to catch Assassins, presented by Players on High
April 25 @ 7:30PM and April 26 @ 2:00PM!
Hear from director Jeremy Tuttle about the show! ... See MoreSee Less
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✨Artist Spotlight
Assassins, presented by Players on High
April 23, 24, 25 @ 7:30PM
April 26 @ 2:00PM
Kate Ewing discovered her passion for singing while attending the WVU Fine Arts Music Camp, an opportunity made possible by earning First Place in the Vermont All-State Music Festival Vocal Scholarship competition. This formative experience helped ease her transition from a small Vermont town to undergraduate study at West Virginia University and beyond. One of her most memorable collegiate experiences was performing at The Greenbrier Resort during Christmas week with the elite WVU Camerata Singers under the direction of the late Dr. Scott Stringham.
Kate later earned her Master of Music degree from the University of Michigan, where she studied with Eva Likova and served as a soprano soloist at Zion Lutheran Evangelical Church. When Ms. Likova returned to New York City, Kate continued her opera studies with her at The Ansonia. She also attended three summer sessions at Westminster Choir College, where she had the privilege of studying with Margaret Harshaw. Kate completed her vocal training in Weston, Vermont, with her longtime teacher, Nan Nall.
Today, Kate is an accomplished singer, voice teacher, and veteran choral conductor. Before relocating to Carlisle with her husband, Greg, a theater professional, she ran a successful voice studio in Las Vegas focused on healthy vocal technique. There, she worked with both developing and seasoned performers, served as a vocal adjudicator, and helped prepare a Las Vegas choir for a Carnegie Hall performance in 2019, traveling with the choir to sing.
Several of Kate’s students have represented Nevada at the prestigious National High School Musical Theatre Awards (Jimmy Awards) in New York City. Her students have consistently earned section leader roles in Nevada All-State and CCSD Honor Choirs and have been cast in leading roles in both professional and high school productions throughout Las Vegas.
Her former students now study musical theatre and opera at colleges and universities across the country, while others have gone on to perform on cruise ships, national tours, and Broadway.
Sing on, cast of Assassins—you rock! ... See MoreSee Less
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Thank you, Kate, for working so hard to get us on track with our music. Your confidence in me helped tremendously as I tackled my first musical. We appreciated your patience and support during "Assassins."