We're going with the flow in our 52nd season.

Join us as Longmont Theatre Company enters its second fifty years of quality theatrical entertainment. We are the oldest continually operating community theater in Northern Colorado, and proud of our history. And this summer of 2009, before the main season starts, please enjoy our free Taste of Shakespeare production, Merchant of Venice, and the LTC Youth Theater Productions.

"Once in the Highlands, the Highlands of Scotland, two weary hunters lost their way..."

When Tommy Albright and Jeff Douglas get lost on a hunting trip, they stumble into a legendary village. Once a century, the people of Brigadoon awaken for one day, and then sleep for another hundred years while Brigadoon itself vanishes in the mists. Jeff dismisses the legend, while Tommy falls in love with beautiful Fiona Campbell. But Fiona's betrothed, Harry Beaton, threatens to leave the village -- and if he does, all of Brigadoon will be lost forever.

Fall in love with Lerner and Loewe's magical Scottish fairy tale this September at LTC -- before Brigadoon disappears again!

In this intricate time-traveling comic thriller, Ms. Poopay Dayseer, a London Sexual Consultant from the future, stumbles into a murder plot that sends her, via a unique set of hotel doors, traveling back in time. She and two women who were murdered in 1998 and 1978 race back and forth in time trying to rewrite history and prevent their own violent ends.

This is a warm, enriching tale about the Herdmans children, who are without question the worst behaved kids in the history of the world. After attending Sunday School for the first time, mainly for the refreshments, they get cast in the Christmas play. Their "first" Christmas Pageant Ever becomes a new experience in some very surprising ways for everyone involved. This funny and thoroughly unpredictable story will delight children and entertain adults alike.

Special ticket pricing.

Not part of season ticket package.

Imagine opening the old family album and having all of the pictures come to life, and in their own voices tell you their secrets. A musical and revealing exploration of small town life with all of the humor, fears, loves, losses, and triumphs of the human spirit. A joyous string band and twenty vibrant songs bind their stories together. Propelled by the demands of raising children, working, and meeting adversity their lives are a vital reflection of our own.

What happens when a grandson's loyalty to his two sets of eccentric, old-fashioned Italian grandparents is tested by the offer of a dream job that threatens to send him to the other end of the country? A series of schemes to keep the grandson around, of course, including bringing to dinner the lovely - and single - Caitlin O'Hare as bait. The result is an endearing, heart-warming comedy about the tug-of-war between ambition and meatballs.

In tiny Zion, Indiana, mired in the depression, Buddy Layman is the charming town idiot. What's left of Buddy after his mother saved him from drowning is a compelling gift for sensing water coupled with an intense fear of it. The town folk meander through the mundane chores of life, bemoaning what they lack - rain for crops, enough future brides and grooms for all, and a preacher for their salvation. When backsliding preacher C.C. Showers comes to town looking for work, the locals pin on him the badge of savior. C.C. befriends Buddy and finds more in his heart than anyone believed was there. Seeking to cure his constant itch, C.C. is determined to rid Buddy of his hydrophobia. In this allegorical play, that which gives life takes it away and leaves us pondering the costs and consequences of redemption.