Our Season!

OTW’s 2026-2027 Season:

King Lear

Thursday, Aug. 6th – Saturday, Aug. 8th

6pm in Oak Hill Park

Free to the public

Power, pride, and family collide in King Lear, William Shakespeare’s timeless tragedy. As an aging king decides to divide his kingdom among his three daughters, a test of love and loyalty sets off a chain of betrayal, ambition, and heartbreak. With unforgettable characters, gripping drama, and moments of profound insight, King Lear explores the consequences of vanity, the bonds of family, and the search for truth in a world turned upside down. Filled with suspense, emotional intensity, and some of Shakespeare’s most powerful language, this classic remains as compelling today as ever.

Play On!

Thursday, Oct. 15th – Sunday, Oct. 18th

Thursday – Saturday shows start at 7:30pm

Sunday shows start at 2:30pm

Synopsis:

Chaos takes center stage in Play On! by Rick Abbot, a fast-paced comedy that celebrates everything that can go wrong in community theater. As a determined cast struggles to rehearse a brand-new murder mystery, last-minute script changes, forgotten lines, backstage mishaps, and oversized personalities threaten to derail the production at every turn. Packed with witty dialogue, hilarious misunderstandings, and nonstop theatrical mayhem, Play On! is a delightful behind-the-scenes look at the unpredictable magic of live theater that will keep audiences laughing from curtain to curtain.

Charlotte’s Web

Thursday, Dec. 10th – Sunday, Dec. 13th

Thursday – Saturday shows start at 7:30pm

Sunday shows start at 2:30pm

Synopsis:

Step into the heartwarming world of Charlotte’s Web, adapted by Joseph Robinette from E. B. White’s beloved classic. When a small pig named Wilbur forms an unlikely friendship with Charlotte, a wise and caring spider, he discovers the true meaning of kindness, loyalty, and hope. As life on the farm brings unexpected challenges, Charlotte’s remarkable creativity and unwavering devotion inspire everyone around her. Filled with humor, memorable characters, and timeless lessons about friendship and compassion, this cherished story is a touching theatrical experience for audiences of all ages.

Yet to be announced

Thursday, Feb. 25th – Sunday, Feb. 27th

Thursday – Saturday shows start at 7:30pm

Sunday shows start at 2:30pm

Spoon River Anthology

Thursday, April 29th – Monday, May 2nd

Thursday – Saturday shows start at 7:30pm

Sunday shows start at 2:30pm

Synopsis:

Experience the voices of a small town like never before in Spoon River Anthology, adapted by Charles Aidman from the poetry of Edgar Lee Masters, with music by Naomi Caryl Hirshhorn. Through a series of poignant, humorous, and deeply human stories, the residents of Spoon River reveal their dreams, regrets, triumphs, and secrets, painting a rich portrait of community and the lives that connect us all. Blending powerful storytelling with music and unforgettable characters, this moving theatrical classic invites audiences to reflect on love, ambition, loss, and the enduring impact of the choices we make. Thought-provoking and emotionally resonant, Spoon River Anthology offers a timeless exploration of what it means to live a meaningful life.