Olde Glory Theatre Presents
”Did Someone Say Murder?”
January 31, February 1-2
by David J. LeMaster
Produced by special arrangement with Heuer Publishing, LLC
in association with Brooklyn Publishers, LLC
Directed by Bryan Moore
Care to attend "murder night"? Join an array of wacky characters as they dine and watch the world's greatest detective, Rathbone, solve murders right in front of their eyes. There's only one catch – anyone can be the victim, and you're on your own in finishing the evening alive. Can Rathbone solve the mystery before the killer runs out of murder victims or will the killer manage to escape the evening and kill again? Murders, false identities, spies, double-crossings, tricks, surprises, and thrills propel this mystery to its deliciously shocking ending!
Tickets for the dinner must be purchased by Wednesday, January 29th.
The dinner will be ham, scalloped potatoes, baked beans, roll and dessert.
Friday Dinner, January 31: $30 (CUNE Student $25)
Doors open at 6:00; dinner served at 6:30; show starts at 7:15.
Saturday Matinee, February 1: $18 (Ages 12 & Under or CUNE Student: $12)
Concessions available for purchase (cash only).
Doors open at 1:30; shows starts at 2:00.
Saturday Dinner, February 1: $30 (CUNE Student $25)
CUNE Students may purchase a $12 “show only” ticket for Saturday night.
Doors open at 6:00; dinner served at 6:30; show starts at 7:15.
Sunday Dessert Matinee, February 2: $23 (CUNE Student $18)
CUNE Students may purchase a $12 “show only” ticket.
Desserts and coffee served prior to show.
Doors open at 1:00; desserts served at 1:30; shows starts at 2:00.
Click HERE to purchase tickets or call 402-217-2035.
King’s Players Annual Melodrama
”Adrift in the Wicked City, or… the Miser’s Secret”
February 26 - March 1
by Basil M. Corbin
Directed by Bryan and Amy Miller
Our lovely heroine, Idabel Treeson, has recently inherited a massive mansion in
New York City, and is determined to turn it
into a home of refuge for the poor. She meets Jacob Riis, the famous photographer, and they fall madly in love. Enter our dastardly villain,
Clarence Claude Van Cleesvf III, who knows something the two lovebirds do not - there is a fortune's worth of gold in the mansion, and he is determined to steal it from them! Laugh at the jokes and rejoice in the villain's timely downfall at his own hands. Cheer on Jacob as he and Idabel fight to survive in the cruel city! Be amazed by scenes of thrilling urban interest!
Click HERE for ticket information.
Moors & McCumber Concert
April 11
Olde Glory Theatre is bringing Moors & McCumber back again in 2025!
A vocal harmony duo fifteen years in the making, Moors & McCumber have done more
than just endear themselves to fans - they’ve built a genuine community.
Bridging the gap between classic folk rock and present day Americana, they write
heartfelt songs directly inspired by life’s experiences.
More details to come when we get closer to the date.
In the meantime, check out a sampling of their music using the following link:
Summer Play (TBD)
June 4-8
Missoula Children’s Theater Summer Workshop
July 28-31 & August 1
SAVE THE DATE!
Registration, auditions, and the first two days of the workshop will be held at Olde Glory. Since Olde Glory's backstage is not large enough to accommodate all of the performers, rehearsals will be held at the Civic Center the last three days with two performances on Friday evening in the Auditorium. The workshop is open to children going into grades 1-12 in the fall of 2025.
More details and registration forms will be available here beginning April 1.
If you’d like to make a tax deductible donation, please send to:
Olde Glory Foundation
PO Box 154
Seward, NE 68434
Your financial support is greatly appreciated!