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Upcoming Shows
& Tickets

Welcome to our Box Office! Here, you can purchase your tickets for our upcoming shows.  General Admission tickets, student tickets, and our Flex Plan are all available.  Get ready to be entertained by our talented community performers. 

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  • Ashley Williford as Emily Harper
  • ​Wriley Hoffner as Elliot Ryan
  • Amy Radloff as Stacey Bennett
  • Kelly Thayer as Amber Collins
  • Lori Ripley as Martha Ryan
  • Greg Mason as Don Ryan
  • Brian Shutter as Bob Honel​

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Canceling Christmas

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Directed by: Jerry Fushianes & Latisha Walker

Cancelling 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.

 

Initially, Emily and Elliot are at odds, with Emily viewing Elliot as the Grinch who stole Christmas. However, as they work together to find a solution, they begin to see each other in a new light. Their budding romance faces a major setback due to a misunderstanding, threatening to end their relationship before it even begins.

Enter Stacy, Emily’s zany and well-meaning friend, who is determined to play matchmaker. With her quirky antics and relentless optimism, Stacy concocts a series of hilarious schemes to bring Emily and Elliot together. Despite the chaos, Stacy’s efforts pay off, and Emily and Elliot realize their feelings for each other.

In a heartwarming twist, the community rallies around Emily and Elliot, raising the necessary funds to clean up the mold. With the theatre saved, Emily and Elliot’s relationship blossoms, and they manage to get the Christmas show on stage just in time, proving that love and community spirit can overcome any obstacle.

2025 Ticket Flex Plan

The plan includes six (6) tickets.  You must use one (1) ticket per seat.  Flex tickets can be carried over to th enext year.  COST: $100 + taxes & fees.  Contact the ACT office - 608-374-7469 or boxoffice@tomahact.com

Driving
Miss Daisy

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Directed by: Sharon Larkin & Lori Ripley

Driving Miss Daisy, Alfred Uhry’s signature play, pits two people against each other who are from distinctly different ethnic and social backgrounds. Miss Daisy is an elderly, white woman of Jewish decent. Due to her ailing health, she is forced to hire a driver when she backs her car into a neighbor’s garage.

 

Her son, Boolie, hires Hoke, an African American who is initially dismissed by his elderly boss as an unnecessary nuisance. Daisy insists she is still able to drive herself and resents Hoke for having to constantly depend on his services. She soon discovers that she has more in common with Hoke than she first thought.

 

Hoke tells her at the outset that their relationship should never cross the boundary of what the two do for each other: she needs a driver and Hoke needs a job. Hoke’s statement resonates with Miss Daisy, since that is how she prefers all her relationships with the help to be.

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