Welcome!

Welcome to the Full Circle Theater Company, Shepherdstown's very own community theater.

Up Next: Tuesdays with Morrie

Performances of Tuesdays with Morrie are off to a good start, with some nice coverage on WHAG and in the Journal. Mitch Albom's best-selling book has been adapted into a dramatic, funny, and moving play. It's the story of Mitch and his former professor, Morrie Schwartz, who are reunited as Morrie's life is drawing to a close. Mitch starts visiting Morrie every Tuesday, for conversations that range far and wide, from love and family to compassion and responsibility. In his last months, Morrie gives Mitch an education in how to live a truly rewarding life. Performances are July 15 through July 25. To order tickets, click here.

Our New Season

We've just announced our season for 2010-2011, and season tickets are now available at a substantial saving. We'll have the comedy of James Thurber's Thurber Carnival, the classic warmth of A Christmas Carol, the award-winning family drama Claudie Hukill by local playwright Sean O'Leary, the thought-provoking Last of the Boys by Steven Dietz, and the mind-bending comedy of Tom Stoppard's Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead. Season tickets give you five plays for only $72 - fifteen percent off our regular prices. Plus, you get reserved seats (others are general admission), and the ability to exchange your tickets for a different performance if your plans change. To order, click here.

Register Now: Summer Theater Camps

With three different camps to choose from, kids and teens of all ages and all interests will find a great summer theater experience at FCTC! For full information, see our Summer Camp page. Registration is going on now, and these camps have sold out in the past, so we encourage you to register soon.

Our Season

graphic for 2009-2010 season - logos of our productions

Our current season wraps up in July -- click here for details.

Our Theater

We're thrilled to have our own theater space, right in the heart of Shepherdstown. We're at 113 S. Princess Street [click for map], just a block off German Street. We're continuing to remodel and expand - next time you visit, look for what's new and better! We've also created the Zeérō-G Gallery, in our lobby, and invite local artists and craftspeople in all media to contact us about exhibiting there.