Current Season
September 7-9, and 13-17 2023
Angela Drayton is living in an upscale retirement community in Florida, which she chose in hopes that her children and grandchildren can have a nice place to visit her. However, her kids only contact her when they need money and they always skip over her place in favor of Florida amusement parks. She has had enough of giving her money to her unappreciative children and decides it would be better to start the S.I.N Foundation to give her money to those truly in need. Larry Drayton, Angela’s money obsessed son, is scared that his mother might be spending all of his inheritance and plans with his wife to have Angela committed. Angela realizes something might be up. Watch as their plans hilariously unravel in this delightful comedy Spreading it Around!
(7, 8, 13, 14, & 15; 7:30pm)
(9, 16, & 17; 4pm)
November 24-26 and 29-December 3, 2023
A train station where nothing is as it used to be, and rumors of shutting down are spreading around the town. Hilda and Satch who work at the station keep this dull boring place running. Nothing ever changes until the stranger Leo Tannenbaum arrives at the station the day before Christmas Eve and weird things start happening; The radio that hasn’t worked in years starts playing, and the local choir who are always out of tune sound like the “Mormon Tabernacle Choir”, the whole town comes alive with the Christmas spirit! Come take a ride while watching this nostalgic theatrical greeting card of a comedy The Christmas Express by Pat Cook
(24, 29, 30, & 1; 7:30pm)
(25, 26, 2, & 3; 4pm)
February 15-17 & 21-25, 2024
The Curry family is desperate for rain. Their cattle are dying, and they are slowly giving up all hope. Their sister Lizzie is even giving up her dream to be happily married, and her prospects are not very hopeful. The family is on their last leg for everything.
Until a young self-proclaimed “Rainmaker” named Starbuck comes to the ranch, claiming he is the answer to saving the ranch.
This Romantic Dramatic Comedy by N. Richard Nash is filled love for family, the search for romance, and the ability to find hope in the bleakest situation. Come and see if love and hope rains true!
(15, 16, 21, 22, & 23; 7:30pm)
(17, 24, & 25; 4pm)
April 11-13 & 17-21, 2024
Don’t Drink The Water was Woody Allen’s first professionally produced play and was a hit on Broadway! Axel is left in charge of an American Embassy by his father in an unnamed European country. The day starts out quiet, until three bumbling American Tourists rush in looking for safety! They were caught taking pictures of something that they were not supposed to. The communists believe that the tourists are spies! The embassy is now in a state of emergency as they are surrounded on all sides! How will Axel handle this? Come find out in this hilarious farce!
(11, 12, 17, 18, & 19; 7:30pm)
(13, 20, & 21; 4pm)
Current Health & Safety Guidelines
Please review our safety guidelines before purchasing tickets.
Weather Guidelines
Important Note: Green Bay Community Theater does not reschedule or cancel performances due to inclement weather. All sales are final. We do not issue refunds or allow rebookings for tickets that were booked and not used.
(We will be updating our health and safety guidelines in August.)
To offer the safest environment possible for our patrons, artists, employees, volunteers and community, we have implemented the following requirements for everyone who enters the building.
Mask requirement for 2023-2024: We highly suggest that you wear a face mask that covers nose and mouth throughout the building if you have been exposed to illness, or if you are being cautious, except when actively eating or drinking. This policy will be reviewed before The 2023-2024 Season.
Green Bay Community Theater follows the guidelines set by the CDC, the State of Wisconsin, Brown County, and the City of Green Bay. As you are aware these are ever-changing, contact the box office for up-to-the-minute information: This information is published as of December 29, 2021.
If you are feeling ill, even just a little bit, please stay at home. The Box Office will help you exchange your tickets, convert the value into a donation or provide a refund.
Seating: GBCT is selling tickets at full capacity. If you would like to change your seats once you arrive, visit the box office and we will do our best to accommodate the change. Patrons will be asked to leave the theater from back to front.
Masks: Masks will be highly suggested while attending 2023-2024 Season at Green Bay Community Theater as we will be entering flu season as well as Covid cases are expected to rise during this time. We ask patrons for responsible and respectful cooperation of this policy. Our goal is to continue to provide a safe environment for everyone. We will have masks available for anyone who did not bring one.
Hand Sanitizers. Stations will be available near all entryways to the theater, restrooms, and in other strategic locations.
Actors, Crew and Staff Safety: Everyone working on the show has been vaccinated.
Cleaning: Staff will sanitize high traffic and high touch areas throughout the performance and sanitize the theater after every performance.
Although Green Bay Community Theater follows CDC guidelines to disinfect our facility, GBCT cannot guarantee you will not be exposed to COVID-19. By entering Green Bay Community Theater, visitors accept all responsibility for the medical risk associated with their presence in a public space for themselves and for those for whom they act as legal guardians. The Green Bay Community Theater is not liable for illness or injury beyond what may be prevented through reasonable accommodations. Please follow the city ordinance on masks, avoid touching surfaces, wash your hands or use hand sanitizers frequently, and please follow all signage posted to provide you with an up-to-date safe experience.
If you missed our 2020-2021 Off-Stage Season see below for links to our webinars.
Scenic Design with April Beiswenger
September 17, 2020: Click here to watch recording
Costume Design with April Beiswenger
September 24, 2020: Click here to watch recording
Post Its, Pencils & Paperwork!
The Basics of Stage Management
with Erin Gerard & Chad Bishop
October 1, 2020: Click here to watch recording
Director's Panel Conversation with
Craig Berken, Kristi Skrinska & Dave Zochert
October 8, 2020: Click here to watch recording.
Lighting Design for the Stage with April Beiswenger
October 15, 2020: Link Coming Soon!
Actor's Panel Conversation with Lyle Becker, Lina Green, Bill Sergott, Jami Thompson & Eric Westphal
October 22, 2020, Click here to watch recording.
Death and Beauty with April Beiswenger
October 29, 2020 Click here to watch recording.
Post-Its Talkback with actors and director
November 19, 2020 Click here to watch recording.
The A, B, C's of Makeup for the Stage with Christopher Russo
December 3, 2020 Click here to watch recording.
Cornered by Robert Patrick Talkback with actors; Kathryn Schroeder and Eric Westphal and director Sandy Zochert
January 28, 2021: Click Here to watch recording.
With This Ring Talkback with actors and director
February 18, 2021 Click here to watch recording.