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The Schoolhouse Theater is Sanibel Island’s
ONLY professional musical theater and offers Broadway caliber talent
in an intimate atmosphere. The Schoolhouse Theater is proud to offer
the best family oriented entertainment in one of the world’s most
beautiful vacation destinations.
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Victor Legarreta
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Seasoned Director, Victor Legarreta, a showman
for the past eighteen years, a seven year performer at the original
Old Schoolhouse Theater, and three-year Artistic Director at the Off
Broadway Palm Black Box, continues to bring his unique, stylish
brand of musical comedy to the Islands. In the past three seasons we
introduced over forty new professional actors to our audiences in
twenty incredible productions. This year expect more new faces with
four original Schoolhouse revues, an evening with world-renowned
entertainer and pianist Jon Weber, two award winning musicals and
two comedies including Caught in the Net, the sequel to the
biggest show ever to hit Sanibel Island, Run for Your Wife
The Schoolhouse Theater is located at 2200
Periwinkle Way. We have 160 seats, each with a perfect view of the
stage and offer season subscriptions and group rates. For
reservations and show times please call our box office at
(239)472-6862.
Now Playing:
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Run For
Your Wife
May 24th - Aug. 16th
Mondays & Wednesdays
In this superb,
hysterically funny British farce, London cabbie John Smith
lives a happy life with his wife Mary. He also lives a happy
life with his wife Barbara. Since neither Mary nor Barbara
knows the existence of the other, John's cleverly secluded
life is free of incident... UNTIL... a trip to the hospital
sends John Smith into the most hilarious mix-up of a lifetime! |
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Caught
in the Net
by Ray Cooney
June 14th - Aug. 16th
Tuesdays & Saturdays
The sequel to "Run for
Your Wife." 18 years later, modern technology is about to lead
John Smith's two families into a head-on collision. His son
Gavin (with his mum Barbara) and daughter Vicki (with her mum
Mary) are discussing having met in an Internet chat room. They
are amazed that they both have fathers named John Leonard
Smith who are London taxi drivers, and since romance has
blossomed, they are determined to meet in person. And chaos
ensues... |
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