November 8th - November 16th
Set in the late 19th century, The Ballad of Little Jo is based on an admired independent film and inspired by the remarkable real-life frontier story of Josephine Monaghan.
Josephine, a young society woman living in Boston, bears a child out of wedlock. In search of a new life and an income to support herself and her baby, she leaves her newborn son in the care of her sister and travels out West alone. For nearly 20 years, she makes her home in a tough Idaho mining town disguised as a man called “Jo.”
The stunning score features a fantastically contrasting blend of rousing chorales and soaring ballads as it tells the sweeping tale of manifest destiny and love, loss and acceptance.
February 14th - 22nd
The Nightmare Story by PigPen Theatre Company. Here’s a bedtime story that might just give you nightmares. A modern twist on classic fairy tales that draw out the darkness in these age-old stories. “It’s not like a haunted house — we’re not trying to scare the audience — but it is dark,” said PigPen member Arya Shahi, “We’re dealing with death and ghosts and what a nightmare is, and why it scares us.” The play is based on Ukrainian folk stories — so you can expect the usual big bad wolves and terrified kids. PigPen’s rendition follows a small boy who sets out on a journey to find a cure for his coma-stricken mother, who suffers from chronic nightmares. But on his journey, his mom’s nightmares come alive to haunt him. “The nightmares that have trapped his mom in her mind have come out into the real world and are torturing him,” said Shahi. The subject matter is certainly sinister, but Shahi said it’s still safe for the kiddies. “We wrote these plays for people our own age, but we realized it works really well with kids,” he said. “Maybe not 5-year-olds, but definitely 8.”
Jeffersonville, IN Lodge No. 362 was instituted in 1897, and currently has 18 members.For the year 2023, the lodge was awarded BEACON and GRATITUDE Grants from the Elks National Foundation to assist in the development of programs serving local youth, veterans, and others in need.
They have been an Marquee Sponsor for the last 4 seasons.
When COVID struck the theatre program was struggling to raise funds with performances cancelled and an uncertain terrain ahead. Nancy Kraft, a former GCCS Board Member and Advocate for the Theatre, supported us with a very generous donation that sought us through a most crucial time. She continues to support the theatre department and will forever be our Golden Red Devil
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