Live Theatre

Balloonacy runs two Saturdays in March. Tickets are $10 for children/$15 for adults.

The free events at the Judy K. Jolliffe Theatre will feature pieces by eight local playwrights, performed and directed as staged readings by local actors and directors.

Full of plenty of cringe-worthy first date moments, this locally written show is a must for anyone who's ever had a very, VERY awkward spaghetti dinner.

It's a wonderful, rock n' roll parable about being comfortable in your own skin that is filled with memorable songs you'll be humming all the way home. Fun for children and adults, alike!

Farmers Alley's 12th season promises to bring you more of the shows you love with new and challenging re-tellings. Executive Director Adam Weiner says, "Our 21th season... continue(s) to raise the bar when it comes to professional theatre in West Michigan." Without further ado, lets check out the calendar, shall we?

It's like if Alfred Hitchcock directed Gidget. Or if Jason Voorhees replaced Frankie Avalon opposite Annette Funicello.

Farmers Alley is excited to bring Scott Moreau, star and director of Million Dollar Quartet, back for this limited engagement.

Currently experiencing a revival on Broadway, this Calypso-infused story follows Ti Moune, a young peasant girl who rescues Daniel, a wealthy boy from the other side of the island. Like so many great opposites, they fall in love, but their happiness may not last. Unbeknownst to the two love-birds, the gods of the island make a bet about what is stronger, love or death.

Wrap up your summer with a trip to the Barn Theatre in Augusta for Singin' in the Rain! The iconic songs!  The memorable dance numbers!  Everything you have loved from the 1952 movie has been adapted to the stage; with the exception of Gene Kelly and Donald O'Connor...