Tel : 608-374-7469
907 Kilbourn Avenue, Tomah, WI 54660
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Canceling Christmas is a heartwarming romantic comedy set in a charming small town during the festive holiday season. The story follows Emily Harper, a dedicated nurse who unexpectedly inherits the local theatre. Eager to bring the community together with a Christmas play, Emily’s plans are thwarted when Elliot Ryan, the town’s meticulous public health officer, orders the theatre to be shut down due to a severe mold infestation in the basement. The cost to clean up the mold is a staggering $15,000, a sum that neither Emily nor the theatre can afford. FIND OUT WHAT HAPPENS....CLICK HERE!
Thanks to everyone who attended
our Annual Banquet!
Congratulations to our Award Winners!
Carolyn O’Connor Memorial Award for Outstanding Service for the Arts
Given out to the volunteer who has given of themselves selflessly to the theatre throughout the year.
2023 - Lori Ripley (R)
2024 - Amy Kleespies (L)
Jim Hanley Artistic Achievement Award
Given to the individual who over their lifetime has given a tremendous amount of time and their talents to the theatre.
Steve Jones
Ed Thompson Business Friend of the Arts Award
given to the business that has supported ACT through sponsoring events, shows, donations and so much more.
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ESCANABA IN DA MOONLIGHT
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great meeting room to rent....
Gatsby Room
Meeting room upstairs at the Area Community Theatre building. Check out the video for a virtual tour of the room.
Great location for a meeting, reception or gathering. Contact us for details on renting the room for your next event.
Scholarship Award Winners
Congratulations to Adam Johnson & Jade Levandowski as recipients of our 2024 Scholarships.
Presenting their checks were Brian Shutter & Shannon Wilcox.
Avenue for Creativity....
To me ACT is a group of individuals who volunteer to provide entertainment for our local community. ACT provides an opportunity for people of all ages to make new friends and become a part of productions that family, friends and others get to enjoy. ACT provides an avenue for creativity and will not turn anyone away. Even if you want to be involved but do not want to be on stage there are many other ways to help out.
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-- Cherie M. Lipp - Carmichael & Quartemont, S.C.