Thank you everyone who auditioned for, “Into the Woods, Jr.” This was, by far, the hardest time I have ever had casting a show. The talent was phenomenal. For those who were not cast, I encourage to keep checking our website for other theater opportunities. Thank you for coming out. For those of you cast, […]

The Auburn Players Community Theatre is pleased to announce that the Theater Association of New York (TANYS) has awarded our production of The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940 with six TANYS awards. As part of TANYS’ services is adjudication. Adjudication provides an outside eye that allows our productions not only to bring applause, but also to […]

This hilarious comedy will be a must see! The action begins as Elsa Von Grossenknueten invites a broadway team to her lovely, old, kind of weird house, with secret passages, blood soaked carpets, and (of course) isolated by a snowstorm. The broadway team are just coming off a flop that was ruined by a string a murders […]

The character Marjorie says it best, “A secret passage Elsa? Where does it lead? My goodness, Nancy Drew would be in seventh heaven here, wouldn’t she?” Designer Virginia Fennessy had the same thoughts in mind as she designed this set. The show has a set of Nancy Drew but with the comedy of Scooby Doo. […]

Today our Actors Spotlight highlights two very talented members of the cast of The Musical Comedy Murders of 1940. Alicia Frame plays the role of Nikki Crandall, a chorus girl auditioning for a role in a backers audition. Likewise, Michael Antico’s character Eddie McCuen is a comedian at the  audition. Their characters have a lot in […]