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PAST PRODUCTIONS
Welcome to our Past Productions page, where we celebrate the rich history of Viroqua Community Theater's unforgettable performances. From classic dramas and comedies to innovative musicals and original works, our talented casts and creative teams have brought countless stories to life on stage. Here, you'll find highlights and memories from past shows, showcasing the dedication and passion that define our community. Relive the magic of these productions and see how we've grown and evolved over the years.
South Pacific - 2008
Directed by Jane Kouba, South Pacific was the Premier Production of Viroqua Community Theatre back in September 2008. And what a production it was, getting us off and running in the business of theatre arts in Viroqua.
Arsenic & Old Lace - 2009
Directed by VCT Board member, Pam Kalinosky, Arsenic and Old Lace was VCT's second production onstage at Viroqua's Historic Temple Theatre in June, 2009.
Nunsense - 2010
Directed by VCT Board member, Bob Hill, Nunsense was our third production performed in February 2010. This hilarious comedy was a welcome reprieve for the winter blues.
Nosferatu - 2010
Directed by Phil Addis in 2010, "Nosferatu" was VCT's first Drama performance and a thriller at that!
The Music Man - 2011
Directed by Pam Kalinosky in 2011, "The Music Man" was one of our largest family shows to date. "The Music Man" included eight families all acting together in unforgettable performances.
A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum - 2012
Directed by Steven Laurdan "A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The Forum" was VCT's second performance of 2012.
Murder Me Always - 2012
Directed by Jake Stephens "Murder Me Always" was VCT's first ever Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre. Our highly successful dinner theatre was held at Viroqua's Rooted Spoon on Main Street in 2012.
Crimes of the Heart - 2013
Directed by Pita Daniels, "Crimes of the Heart", Beth Henley's 1981 Pulitzer Prize and New York Drama Critics Circle Award winner, was performed at Viroqua's The Ark in October 2013.
Blithe Spirit - 2013
Directed by Board Member Tom Johnson, "Blithe Spirit" was VCT's second Dinner Theatre held at The Rooted Spoon in 2013.
The Wizard of Oz - 2013
Directed by Board Member Tom Johnson, 2013's "The Wizard of Oz" was VCT's largest production to date. With a cast and crew of nearly 100 people (mostly school-aged), beautiful backdrops, peppy dance numbers, and well known and loved music, it also earned the largest audience.
On Golden Pond - 2014
VCT Board Member, Pam Kalinosky, directed Ernest Thompson's "On Golden Pond" November 2014. This was the second VCT dramatic production at The Ark.
Mame - 2014
"Mame" was Board Member Tom Johnson's third production as director for VCT. Using five different backdrops, Broadway-worthy choreography, and an impressive costume ensemble, the cast of nearly 50 set the 2014 stage for this popular musical by Jerome Lawrence, Robert E. Lee, and Jerry Herman based on the novel by Patrick Dennis.
Oklahoma - 2015
VCT Board President, Tom Johnson, took the directing reigns once more for the 2015 summer musical production of "Oklahoma!" The Rodgers and Hammerstein classic was brought to life on Viroqua's Historic Temple Theater stage by an ensemble of Farmers, Cowmen, Singers, and Dancers.
The Odd Couple - 2016
VCT Board Member, Deb Deaver, directed this Neil Simon comedy in the fall of 2016 at The Ark
Seussical - 20
Directed by Jacinta Henden, VCT's 2017 musical, "Seussical", was a joyous musical return after taking the summer of 2016 off as a rebuilding year. Written by Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, "Seussical" is based on the world of Dr. Seuss and featured a cast of 50 (most of them school aged).
Shrek - 2018
Once again the amazing Jacinta Henden directed both drama and music for VCT's summer 2018 musical, this time with a cast, orchestra and crew numbering over 100! Incredible performances all around and great audiences, selling out at the final matinee.
Chicago - 2019
Lead by director Pita Daniels, this adult-themed musical was a new avenue for VCT to walk down - and was a sensation for all. The summer of 2019 was filled with terrific music, great characters, and the grand stage spectacle for which VCT is known.
Nothing Good Happens After Midnight (Virtual) - 2020
Directed by Pam Kalinosky, "Nothing Good Happens After Midnight" was a Comedy skit about a family trying to get a wedding off the ground during the quarantine.
Good Things For Halloween (Virtual) - 2020
Directed by Pam Kalinosky, "Good Things for Halloween" was a spooky yet light-hearted skit made for Zoom. The story follows a group of friends planning the perfect Halloween party. As they brainstorm ideas, they accidentally summon a friendly ghost who helps them plan the best party ever—but not without a few mischievous twists!
Failure is Impossible (Virtual) - 2021
Narrated by Erica Howe, "Failure is Impossible" was a collaboration with the Vernon County Historical Society to honor the women who worked tirelessly to achieve the passage of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
The Edge of Noir (Virtual) - 2021
Directed by Pam Kalinosky, "Edge of Noir" is a comedic take on the classic film noir genre. The story kicks off with a phone call from Velma “The Songbird” Tanager, who tips off night desk reporter Stirling “Rocky” Rockford about the stolen Star of Skagway gem. T
Replacing Linda (Virtual) - 2021
Directed by Pam Kalinosky, "Replacing Linda" was a comedy skit made for Zoom about two owners of a business that need to find a replacement for their office assistant - and by next week! The candidates are not ideal, not by a long shot.
The Guys - 2021
Two New Yorkers, a firefighter and a reporter, come together and find ways to help each other heal after 9/11. Directed by Pita Daniels. Our first show since (and during) COVID, VCT was thrilled to have the opportunity to share community talent with our patrons.
Sweet Charity - 2022
Directed by Pita Daniels, VCT's 2022 musical, "Sweet Charity," marked a bright time in VCT. Written by Cy Coleman, "Sweet Charity" brought the vibrant story of Charity Hope Valentine to life, featuring a dynamic cast and memorable characters that took the audience on an unforgettable journey through love and ambition in 1960s New York City.
Christmas Sprinkles (Virtual) - 2022
Three skits from "Christmas Sprinkles" by Flip Kobler and Cindy Marcus will surely put you in the mood for the holidays! Includes a job interview at the North Pole, a baking show with multiple mishaps and a newscast for the history books on Christmas Eve.
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