
Box Office: 541.673.2125
Box Office Hours: M-F, 10 am - 2 pm
admin@uact-theatre.org
1614 West Harvard Ave
PLEASE NOTE THAT UACT WILL BE CLOSED SEPTEMBER 26-OCTOBER 4.
ALL TICKETS CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE LINK BELOW.
FOR TICKET EXCHANGES, PLEASE CALL THE THEATRE ON
OCTOBER 5 AT 541-673-2125.
Coming Soon
Performing at UACT
Adult Tickets- $17
Child (under 12)- $12
Thursday, Friday, Saturday- 7 PM
Sunday Matinees- 2 PM
Tickets can be purchased online, at the UACT Box Office, by calling 541-673-2125, or at the door on the day of the performance, if available.
Tickets go on sale at noon on Friday, September 11

In this comedy, Professor Quinton Quibble's malfunctioning time machine accidentally pulls historical figures, including a pirate, musketeer, and a princess, into his present-day lab, creating chaos and a dangerous temporal rift. To save the world, the professor and his assistant must travel back in time to destroy the machine before it's ever activated, erasing the entire adventure from existence.
This production is our annual youth production and will be ran by students throughout Douglas County.

Please note that season tickets and passes
will not be accepted for this production.
THEATRE WORKSHOP

Join us every month for an exciting new workshop tailor made for anyone interested in the performing arts. Best of all? It's free!
OCTOBER 11
AUDITION WORKSHOP
This workshop is for participants who are ages 14 and older. If you are 14, you must be in high school to participate. You decide what group you feel most comfortable participating in. Group 1 is for non-musical auditions and group 2 is for musical auditions.
Non-Musical Auditions-
Focus on cold reading strategies, taking direction, understanding the material, listening to your scene partner, and more!
We will provide a script to perform from.
Instructed by Martin Follose
Musical Auditions
Focus on connecting character to music, movement, how to prepare, callbacks, song choices, honest emoting, and more.
Bring a 60 second (16-32 bars) song to sing
Instructed by Melody Schwegel
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