The season opened with Our Miss Brooks, adapted by Christopher Sergel from the popular radio and television series. This lighthearted comedy followed the adventures of the witty and resourceful Connie Brooks, an English teacher whose personal and professional life often becomes entangled in humorous situations. Filled with charming characters and nostalgic humor, the production delighted audiences while paying tribute to a beloved piece of American entertainment history.
In November, RiverStage presented Anne of Green Gables, adapted by Mary Collins Barile from the classic novel by L.M. Montgomery. Audiences were transported to Prince Edward Island as spirited orphan Anne Shirley captured hearts with her imagination, determination, and boundless enthusiasm. The production celebrated friendship, family, and the power of finding one’s place in the world, bringing a cherished literary classic to life on stage.
The holiday season featured A Lewisburg Victorian Nutcracker, presented in partnership with Strictly Ballet. Combining music, dance, and theatrical storytelling, this annual community tradition brought the magic of the holiday season to audiences of all ages. Featuring talented local performers and festive Victorian-inspired charm, the production continued to be one of RiverStage’s most beloved seasonal events.
In February, audiences experienced Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand. This enduring classic tells the story of the brilliant and eloquent Cyrano, whose courage, wit, and devotion are overshadowed by his own insecurities. Blending romance, humor, adventure, and heartbreak, the production offered audiences a powerful exploration of love, honor, and self-acceptance through one of theatre’s most iconic characters.
