We are proud to be a non-profit Community Theater that has been serving the Orange County community for over half a decade. The Attic contributes to our community by developing the skills, spirit, and artistic sensibilities of our actors and directors, while offering our audiences high quality performances in an intimate theater setting (87 very comfortable theater seats).
While each season of shows at the attic is different, we aim to offer our community a variety of plays and musicalsthat showcase the local talents of Southern Californian actors whom perform both professionally and those who do it for the shear love of performing. Regardless of the show you can bet that your experience at the Attic will be a great one. Whether you are a performer, audience member or volunteer we hope that you will find the Attic a place where you can hone your skills, stretch your abilities or just experience a great live theatrical performance.
While each season of shows at the attic is different, we aim to offer our community a variety of plays and musicalsthat showcase the local talents of Southern Californian actors whom perform both professionally and those who do it for the shear love of performing. Regardless of the show you can bet that your experience at the Attic will be a great one. Whether you are a performer, audience member or volunteer we hope that you will find the Attic a place where you can hone your skills, stretch your abilities or just experience a great live theatrical performance.
All seats are reserved
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Based on the popular comic strip by Harold Gray, Annie has become a worldwide phenomenon and was the winner of seven Tony Awards, including Best Musical. The beloved book and score by Tony Award winners, Thomas Meehan, Charles Strouse and Martin Charnin, features some of the greatest musical theatre hits ever written, including "Tomorrow."
April 19 - May 13th
Thursday, Fridays & Saturday 7:30pm • Sundays 2:30pm
Directed By Susan Gerardi • Music Direction by Nathaniel Brown • Choreography by Maureen Russell
April 19 - May 13th
Thursday, Fridays & Saturday 7:30pm • Sundays 2:30pm
Directed By Susan Gerardi • Music Direction by Nathaniel Brown • Choreography by Maureen Russell
Directed By Stacy Holmes • Music Direction by Nathaniel Brown
May 25th thru June 17th
A fresh take on Gilbert and Sullivan's beloved The Pirates of Penzance. This updated version of the comic light opera took Broadway by storm and Attic Community Theatre is bringing it to Southern California. This classic musical tells the story of Frederic, a boy mistakenly apprenticed to an exceptionally soft-hearted band of pirates (his hard-of-hearing nurse was meant to take him to a ship's pilot). When his apprenticeship comes to its end on his 21st year, he is released into society where he promptly falls in love with a Major-General's daughter. Just as he starts planning for his future, the pirates return to inform him that since his birthday falls on Leap Day, he still has another 63 years of apprenticeship before his actual 21st birthday. The score features many of Gilbert and Sullivan's wittiest and most engaging tunes, including the immortal "I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General."
May 25th thru June 17th
A fresh take on Gilbert and Sullivan's beloved The Pirates of Penzance. This updated version of the comic light opera took Broadway by storm and Attic Community Theatre is bringing it to Southern California. This classic musical tells the story of Frederic, a boy mistakenly apprenticed to an exceptionally soft-hearted band of pirates (his hard-of-hearing nurse was meant to take him to a ship's pilot). When his apprenticeship comes to its end on his 21st year, he is released into society where he promptly falls in love with a Major-General's daughter. Just as he starts planning for his future, the pirates return to inform him that since his birthday falls on Leap Day, he still has another 63 years of apprenticeship before his actual 21st birthday. The score features many of Gilbert and Sullivan's wittiest and most engaging tunes, including the immortal "I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General."
