Lizzie: The Musical
Wednesday, October 21- Sunday, October 25 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // Matinee- October 24 at 2:00 PM $25- General Admission // $20 Students & Seniors // $30- $35 Theater Supporter MissCast Productions presents: Lizzie: The Musical, by Steven Cheslik-deMeyer, Tim Maner, and Alan Stevens Hewitt “…When she saw what she had done,She gave her father forty-one.” In the late summer of 1892, Andrew Borden and his second wife Abby were found dead in their home – brutally hacked to death by an axe. The main suspect? Andrew’s youngest daughter: Lizzie Borden. Testimonies were muddled, evidence was incomplete, and Lizzie was ultimately acquitted…but was she innocent? And who else was involved? Her older sister Emma? Bridget the maid? Alice the neighbor? This all-woman musical sets one of America’s most grisly mysteries to a searing rock score and delves into the mind of Lizzie Borden; speculating on what pain, loss, or insanity might have pushed her to pick up that axe. MissCast Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. Audio description, provided by A Quantum Dream, will be available for the blind/visually impaired/low vision community at every show
Lizzie: The Musical
Wednesday, October 21- Sunday, October 25 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // Matinee- October 24 at 2:00 PM $25- General Admission // $20 Students & Seniors // $30- $35 Theater Supporter MissCast Productions presents: Lizzie: The Musical, by Steven Cheslik-deMeyer, Tim Maner, and Alan Stevens Hewitt “…When she saw what she had done,She gave her father forty-one.” In the late summer of 1892, Andrew Borden and his second wife Abby were found dead in their home – brutally hacked to death by an axe. The main suspect? Andrew’s youngest daughter: Lizzie Borden. Testimonies were muddled, evidence was incomplete, and Lizzie was ultimately acquitted…but was she innocent? And who else was involved? Her older sister Emma? Bridget the maid? Alice the neighbor? This all-woman musical sets one of America’s most grisly mysteries to a searing rock score and delves into the mind of Lizzie Borden; speculating on what pain, loss, or insanity might have pushed her to pick up that axe. MissCast Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. Audio description, provided by A Quantum Dream, will be available for the blind/visually impaired/low vision community at every show
Lizzie: The Musical
Wednesday, October 21- Sunday, October 25 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // Matinee- October 24 at 2:00 PM $25- General Admission // $20 Students & Seniors // $30- $35 Theater Supporter MissCast Productions presents: Lizzie: The Musical, by Steven Cheslik-deMeyer, Tim Maner, and Alan Stevens Hewitt “…When she saw what she had done,She gave her father forty-one.” In the late summer of 1892, Andrew Borden and his second wife Abby were found dead in their home – brutally hacked to death by an axe. The main suspect? Andrew’s youngest daughter: Lizzie Borden. Testimonies were muddled, evidence was incomplete, and Lizzie was ultimately acquitted…but was she innocent? And who else was involved? Her older sister Emma? Bridget the maid? Alice the neighbor? This all-woman musical sets one of America’s most grisly mysteries to a searing rock score and delves into the mind of Lizzie Borden; speculating on what pain, loss, or insanity might have pushed her to pick up that axe. MissCast Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. Audio description, provided by A Quantum Dream, will be available for the blind/visually impaired/low vision community at every show
Lizzie: The Musical
Wednesday, October 21- Sunday, October 25 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // Matinee- October 24 at 2:00 PM $25- General Admission // $20 Students & Seniors // $30- $35 Theater Supporter MissCast Productions presents: Lizzie: The Musical, by Steven Cheslik-deMeyer, Tim Maner, and Alan Stevens Hewitt “…When she saw what she had done,She gave her father forty-one.” In the late summer of 1892, Andrew Borden and his second wife Abby were found dead in their home – brutally hacked to death by an axe. The main suspect? Andrew’s youngest daughter: Lizzie Borden. Testimonies were muddled, evidence was incomplete, and Lizzie was ultimately acquitted…but was she innocent? And who else was involved? Her older sister Emma? Bridget the maid? Alice the neighbor? This all-woman musical sets one of America’s most grisly mysteries to a searing rock score and delves into the mind of Lizzie Borden; speculating on what pain, loss, or insanity might have pushed her to pick up that axe. MissCast Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. Audio description, provided by A Quantum Dream, will be available for the blind/visually impaired/low vision community at every show
Lizzie: The Musical
Wednesday, October 21- Sunday, October 25 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // Matinee- October 24 at 2:00 PM $25- General Admission // $20 Students & Seniors // $30- $35 Theater Supporter MissCast Productions presents: Lizzie: The Musical, by Steven Cheslik-deMeyer, Tim Maner, and Alan Stevens Hewitt “…When she saw what she had done,She gave her father forty-one.” In the late summer of 1892, Andrew Borden and his second wife Abby were found dead in their home – brutally hacked to death by an axe. The main suspect? Andrew’s youngest daughter: Lizzie Borden. Testimonies were muddled, evidence was incomplete, and Lizzie was ultimately acquitted…but was she innocent? And who else was involved? Her older sister Emma? Bridget the maid? Alice the neighbor? This all-woman musical sets one of America’s most grisly mysteries to a searing rock score and delves into the mind of Lizzie Borden; speculating on what pain, loss, or insanity might have pushed her to pick up that axe. MissCast Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. Audio description, provided by A Quantum Dream, will be available for the blind/visually impaired/low vision community at every show
Lizzie: The Musical
Wednesday, October 21- Sunday, October 25 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // Matinee- October 24 at 2:00 PM $25- General Admission // $20 Students & Seniors // $30- $35 Theater Supporter MissCast Productions presents: Lizzie: The Musical, by Steven Cheslik-deMeyer, Tim Maner, and Alan Stevens Hewitt “…When she saw what she had done,She gave her father forty-one.” In the late summer of 1892, Andrew Borden and his second wife Abby were found dead in their home – brutally hacked to death by an axe. The main suspect? Andrew’s youngest daughter: Lizzie Borden. Testimonies were muddled, evidence was incomplete, and Lizzie was ultimately acquitted…but was she innocent? And who else was involved? Her older sister Emma? Bridget the maid? Alice the neighbor? This all-woman musical sets one of America’s most grisly mysteries to a searing rock score and delves into the mind of Lizzie Borden; speculating on what pain, loss, or insanity might have pushed her to pick up that axe. MissCast Productions will be providing Open Captions for the deaf/hearing impaired/hard of hearing community at every show. Audio description, provided by A Quantum Dream, will be available for the blind/visually impaired/low vision community at every show
The Last Hurrah
Tuesday, September 15 & Wednesday, September 16 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $15 // $20-$25 Big Supporter After years of sharing powerful stories, changing lives, and building community through theater, No Joke Theater is preparing to take its final bow. Since 2021 No Joke Theater has served participants of pre-release programs, individuals under court-order supervision, the formerly incarcerated and members of the recovery community. As we bring this chapter to a close, we are committed to ending the program the same way we built it; with excellence, purpose, and a deep respect for the people whose stories deserve to be heard. Our final production THE LAST HURRAH consists of 4 one-act plays by participants: Tom Doherty, Carl Ray Miller, Brandy Sularz and Kathie Tattory. It is a thoughtful, and sometimes humorous reflection on booze, prison and recovery.
The Last Hurrah
Wednesday, September 16 // Doors at 7:00 PM // Show at 7:30 PM // $15 // $20-$25 Big Supporter After years of sharing powerful stories, changing lives, and building community through theater, No Joke Theater is preparing to take its final bow. Since 2021 No Joke Theater has served participants of pre-release programs, individuals under court-order supervision, the formerly incarcerated and members of the recovery community. As we bring this chapter to a close, we are committed to ending the program the same way we built it; with excellence, purpose, and a deep respect for the people whose stories deserve to be heard. Our final production THE LAST HURRAH consists of 4 one-act plays by participants: Tom Doherty, Carl Ray Miller, Brandy Sularz and Kathie Tattory. It is a thoughtful, and sometimes humorous reflection on booze, prison and recovery.
HER-CULES
Missoula Premiere of Montana Repertory Theatre’s 2026 Fall Educational TourHER-cules: The Twelve Trials & the Story I Toldby JM ChristiansenDirected by Chae Clearwood and starring Kairi Lising & Shadie WalletteSaturday and Sunday, September 12 & 13Matinees: Sat. & Sun. at 2 PM, doors at 1:30 PMEvening Performance: Sat. at 7:30 PM, doors at 7 PMZootown Arts Community Center (ZACC), 216 W Main St, Missoula MT 59802Pick-What-You-Pay: Adult Suggested $20, Youth Suggested $10, Kids 5 & Under FreeBeck wants to be the world’s next great reporter – if she can just survive her final senior project. When her teacher assigns her to cover the new citywide Herculean Trials, a twelve-eventgauntlet designed to celebrate ‘The Complete Athlete’, Beck throws herself into sports journalism mode, hoping she’ll find her big break. She quickly meets Avery, a mysterious, tough-minded competitor who does not want to be anyone’s headline. As this unlikely friendship grows, Beck follows Avery deeper and deeper intothe trials, reporting on Avery’s pursuit of victory to a growing audience. Together, the pair must navigate the complicated mythology of school sports and the very real weight of everyone else’sexpectations. A story full of heart, swagger, and mythic spectacle, ‘HER-cules: The Twelve Trials & the Story I Told’ is about the pursuit of excellence – what it costs and how far we’ll go to be the best. This engaging play is fun for the whole family, and can be enjoyed by patrons of all ages.
HER-CULES
Missoula Premiere of Montana Repertory Theatre’s 2026 Fall Educational TourHER-cules: The Twelve Trials & the Story I Toldby JM ChristiansenDirected by Chae Clearwood and starring Kairi Lising & Shadie WalletteSaturday and Sunday, September 12 & 13Matinees: Sat. & Sun. at 2 PM, doors at 1:30 PMEvening Performance: Sat. at 7:30 PM, doors at 7 PMZootown Arts Community Center (ZACC), 216 W Main St, Missoula MT 59802Pick-What-You-Pay: Adult Suggested $20, Youth Suggested $10, Kids 5 & Under FreeBeck wants to be the world’s next great reporter – if she can just survive her final senior project. When her teacher assigns her to cover the new citywide Herculean Trials, a twelve-eventgauntlet designed to celebrate ‘The Complete Athlete’, Beck throws herself into sports journalism mode, hoping she’ll find her big break. She quickly meets Avery, a mysterious, tough-minded competitor who does not want to be anyone’s headline. As this unlikely friendship grows, Beck follows Avery deeper and deeper intothe trials, reporting on Avery’s pursuit of victory to a growing audience. Together, the pair must navigate the complicated mythology of school sports and the very real weight of everyone else’sexpectations. A story full of heart, swagger, and mythic spectacle, ‘HER-cules: The Twelve Trials & the Story I Told’ is about the pursuit of excellence – what it costs and how far we’ll go to be the best. This engaging play is fun for the whole family, and can be enjoyed by patrons of all ages.