Main Street Theatre Works


		"Critics have overlooked MSTW too often, and this magnificent production may, finally, establish it among the finest companies in the Sacramento region." - Village Life on Amadeus

	Opening June 20th at the Kennedy Mine Amphitheatre! To Kill a Mockingbird Based on the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel by Harper Lee Dramatized by Christopher Sergel Directed by Susan McCandless Wide-eyed Scout is a young girl fascinated with the people in her quiet southern town of Maycomb, Alabama, where there's a rumble of thunder just under the calm surface of life. As seen through her eyes, playwright Christopher Sergel dramatizes Harper Lee’s beautifully written novel, evoking the solitude and richness that characterize Maycomb’s community of eccentrics, loving families and Scout’s mysterious neighbor, Boo Radley. See this classic American treasure under the stars at the Kennedy Mine Amphitheatre, Friday and Saturday nights, June 20 through July 19. Click here for ticket information and directions.

MSTW wins five 2007 Elly Awards, winning the top comedy spot for the third year running!

Crest Auditorium

Following on the success of Driving Miss Daisy (2005 Best Production, Comedy) and The Rainmaker (2006 Best Production, Comedy), MSTW again took the top spot in 2007. Nominated for an amazing fifteen 2007 Elly Awards, MSTW walked away with five, including top honors for our highly acclaimed production of Enchanted April.

See the SARTA website for a list of all the nominees.

Click here to see a list of our previous nominees and Elly winners!

Thank you to our 2008 sponsors!

Please join us in thanking our 2008 season and show sponsors for their wonderful support!

Support the Kennedy Mine Amphitheatre!

The Foreigner (2007)

Be a part of local history and help support the arts in the Motherlode by joining the "Paving a Pathway to the Stars" fund-raiser. We have come a long way since our inaugural production of Much Ado About Nothing in 2004: new terraces, accessable walkways, and the soon-to-be-completed permanent bathrooms.

Become a supporting player in our efforts: purchase an engraved brick, which will then be placed in one of the theatre's walkways. This could be a special gift to a friend or family member - what a wonderful way to remember a loved one! The bricks are $100 each, and may be engraved with a maximum of two lines, no more than 15 characters per line. To purchase a brick, or for more information, contact Susan McCandless, Artistic Director.

Last update: 3/8/2008 18:45 PST
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