Spring shows draw young and old

Local theaters stage new and classic productions

Garrett Alvis, Journalist

March 18, 2025

From high school productions to professional theatrical shows, curtains lift at local theaters, revealing a diversity of shows from historical dramas to romantic comedies. Central Valley viewers have lots of options for live theater entertainment this Spring.

High School:

Clovis North

-“The Odd Couple” will be performed on April 2-5, 7:30 p.m. at Space 702 on the Clovis North campus. ($10-$12)

Buchanan

-“Eurydice” will be performed on May 1-10, 7:00 p.m. at Dan Pessano Theater. ($10-$12)

Fresno Christian

-“Sound of Music” will be performed on May 1-4 at Redemption Bible Church. (TBD)

Other Shows:

Roger Rocka’s Dinner and Theater

-“Waitress”: Waitress will be performed from March 21 to May 18 at Roger Rocka’s Dinner Theater. ($79)

Waitress tells the story of a talented pie maker trapped in her small town and unhappy marriage. But when a baking contest offers her an out to reclaim her identity, her fellow waitress comes together to support her.

–“1776”: Will be performed on May 23 to July 20 at Roger Rocka’s Theater. ($79)

A dramatized second congressional deliberations in 1776, following John in leading up to the signing of the Declaration of Independence.

Second Space Theater

-“Silent Sky”: Will be performed on May 2 to June 22 at the Second Space Theater ($30)

A comedic fictional following a 20th-century overlooked female astronomer whose groundbreaking work changes the way we perceive and understand the universe.

Saroyan Theater

-“Six”: Will be performed on April 1-6 at the Saroyan Theatre. ($59-$215)

In a modern retelling, “Six” brings to life the stories of Henry VIII’s “Six” wives in the form of a singing competition.

-“Tina Turner Musical”: Will be performed on May 12-13 at the Sayoran Theater. ($49-$167)

Music by Tina Turner will be performed in this telling of her life from humble beginnings to rock stardom.

About the Contributor

Garrett Alvis, Journalist

Senior Journalist, Garrett Alvis, is excited to continue and complete his four-year journey with The Feather Online. Alvis believes in seeing the beauty and uniqueness in everything, loving to explore the diversity the world has to offer. He’s focused on constantly improving himself to glorify God in his actions and efforts. In his free time, you can find Alvis in nature taking in God’s glory around him, training for firefighting, or just having a good old jam sesh. Alvis’ goal is to show God’s love to the world around him, helping others at any opportunity, applying it in his pursuit of firefighting