Your Globe Theatre

Located on the OC Campus at 2308 Shakespeare Rd.

for more info about the Theatre or ticket info call

432-332-1586 or 432-580-3177

 

2012 has come and gone, and The Globe has seen some big changes.  The loss of our tenured Artistic Director and Resident Artist has been felt, but the board of trustees and office staff have stepped up to the challenge of bringing you an exciting season, of the same caliber as you have come to enjoy and love at The Globe.  Season Memberships are now available for sale, and our 2013 Season Brochure is out for your perusal. Our great patrons such as yourself, make this theatre shine across the world.  So keep up the great support and we hope to see you at our first show.

2013 Season

The Dream

Music by Maurice Ravel & Carl Orff,

Translated by Dr. David Corman

(Collaboration with OC Music Department)

OC Musical Spring Fantasia

Performances: April 26 & 27 @ 8pm

(Collaboration with OC Music Department)

Fill your ears with music from broadway musicals  “Sweeny Todd,” "Mary Poppins" and "Les Miserables! OC Music Department and The Globe Theatre will get together once more to produce an outstanding music spectacular that everyone is sure to enjoy.

Disney's Aladdin Dual Language Edition

Performances: July 5,12,13 @ 8 pm

July 4,7,14 @ 2:30 pm

Music by Alan Menken, Lyrics by Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, Spanish Lyrics by Walterio Pezqueira, Music Adapted, Arranged and Orchestrated by Bryan Louiselle, Book by Jim Luigs and Jose Cruz Gonzalez, Based on the 1992 Disney Film Aladdin

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)

Performances: August 9,10,16,17 @ 8 pm

August 11 & 18 @ 2:30 pm

by Adam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess Winfield

Three men, 37 plays, 90 minutes.  This hugely popular uproarious comedy returns to The Globe (with apologies to William Shakespeare)

The Last Ball

Public Performances: Sep. 27,28; Oct. 4,5 @ 8 pm

Sep. 29 & Oct. 6 @ 2:30 pm

Student Shows: Oct. 2 & 3 @ 9am & 1pm

by Robert Hollmann

This Civil War era play by award-winning local author (Best West Texas Author 2005), is coming back to The Globe stage after its World Premiere here in 2004

The Crucible

Public Performances: Nov. 8,9,15,16 @ 8pm

Nov. 10 & 17 @ 2:30 pm

Student Performances: Nov. 12 & 13 @ 9 am & 1 pm

by Arthur Miller

This astounding and searing play, set during the Salem witch trials, pulses with the power of hysteria, the blindness of zealots and the heart of one tortured man trying to find his own goodness.