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The creative energy on our stages is irresistible and the Center has many programs and ensembles to participate with. From comedies, tragedies, dramas and musicals with Center Stage Theatre to contemporary and classical choral ensembles by the Choirs of the Center, our stages feature award winning community-based programs. View all of our shows and events to discover the programs by the Midland Symphony Orchestra as well as touring artists and companies!
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Macbeth
OCT 30, 2020 / 9 PM
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“Double, double, toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble…” To properly celebrate the creepiness of Halloween, we will take a break from Falstaff and Hal to descend into the Scottish hellscape of witches, ghosts, murder, and madness. When three witches prophesy that Macbeth he is destined to become king, his ruthlessly ambitious wife sets into motion a series of deadly events that fulfills his destiny while laying waste to both the kingdom and their souls.
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“Double, double, toil and trouble, fire burn and cauldron bubble…” To properly celebrate the creepiness of Halloween, we will take a break from Falstaff and Hal to descend into the Scottish hellscape of witches, ghosts, murder, and madness. When three witches prophesy that Macbeth he is destined to become king, his ruthlessly ambitious wife sets into motion a series of deadly events that fulfills his destiny while laying waste to both the kingdom and their souls.
Henry V
NOV 6, 2020 / 9 PM
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This final installment and capstone of the Henriad reveals a king that bears no resemblance to the young Hal of the earlier plays in the saga. King Henry V has decided that, through his ancestry, he is entitled to rule over France, and he raises an army to take it by force. Containing many of the most famous war speeches ever written (“Band of brothers,” “Once more unto the breach…”), the play traces how this ambitious king realized his dream of sovereignty over France, a dream that would only last until his successor, Henry VI, lost it to Joan of Arc.
Facebook LIVE
This final installment and capstone of the Henriad reveals a king that bears no resemblance to the young Hal of the earlier plays in the saga. King Henry V has decided that, through his ancestry, he is entitled to rule over France, and he raises an army to take it by force. Containing many of the most famous war speeches ever written (“Band of brothers,” “Once more unto the breach…”), the play traces how this ambitious king realized his dream of sovereignty over France, a dream that would only last until his successor, Henry VI, lost it to Joan of Arc.
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About Center Stage Theatre
Center Stage Theatre is a national award-winning volunteer theater program. Its performance season, draws tens of thousands of theater-goers from across the Great Lakes Bay Region and includes comedies, tragedies and musicals, from popular favorites to lesser-known titles.
Youth Theatre
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About the Youth Theatre
Each season, our Youth Theatre offers family-friendly productions featuring actors in fourth through eighth grade, and a summer production for ages 13 through 21.
Choirs of the Center
2020/21 Season Coming Soon
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About the Choirs of the Center
Community participation has been the lifeblood of Center Stage Choirs for more than 55 years. Its performance season draws audiences from across the Great Lakes Bay Region and includes an exciting variety of choral programs.
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Theater Education
Activities to foster future actors and theatre technicians for all ages in the greater Midland area.
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Center Stage Theatre and Choirs of the Center provide members of the community to perform on stage, check out our upcoming auditions!
Broadway & Beyond
Discover Broadway musicals, intriguing comedians, artists from around the world, symphonic masterworks, theater and more!