159 S. Main St., Chambersburg, PA

717-263- 0202www.thecapitoltheatre.org

Capitol theatre Center MissionThe Capitol Theatre Center’s mission is to create

opportunities for the greater community to engage in and experience all facets of the arts.

Capitol theatre Center VisionThe Capitol Theatre Center’s vision is to be the premiere

arts venue – Franklin County’s Home for the Arts.

Box offiCe hours: Monday – Friday 11 am – 4 pm

Concessions and bar open for most events.Call for group discount: 10+ (available for most shows)

Gift certificates available.

also at the Capitol theatre:Contact us for CCT & CBT reservations.

For places to stay and more things to do in Franklin County, visit: explorefranklincountypa.com

ChaMBersBurg CoMMunity theatre, inC. frankenstein: Oct. 20 - 22 & 27 - 29, 2017

luxury Cruise: Feb. 23 - 25 & March 2 - 4, 2018oklahoma: May 11 - 13 & 18 - 20, 2018

ChaMBersBurg Ballet theatrethe nutcracker: Dec. 16 & 17, 2017

snow White: June 9 & 10, 2018flights of imagination: January 26 & 28, 2018 (Wood Center)

toteM pole playhouseJesus Christ superstar: March 23 - 25, 2018

Call 717-352-2164 for TPP Reservations

the Capitol theatre now offers uniquely themed birthday parties with Capitol Kids parties! see the

website or call the box office for more information!

Sponsors listed here are as of May 30, 2017

The ticket prices in the brochure are listed as adult, senior and youth, respectively.

a note on ticket pricing: with the start of the 17 – 18 Season, the published ticket prices in this brochure include a $3 service fee per ticket. We don’t want to add this nominal fee, but have to in order to cover the fees we’re charged for selling tickets. We apologize for any inconvenience this may cause to our patrons.

Capitol Cash saVer (CCs) save money on each ticket purchased

in advance! Purchase tickets to a minimum of four different Capitol Theatre presentations* in the 17 – 18 season and you’ll receive $3 off each ticket. Tickets must be purchased at the same time in order to qualify for discount. After initial tickets are purchased, you may acquire additional tickets for other presentations and still receive the $3 discount. CCS discount package can be purchased online using the code: CCs. Please call the box office to purchase additional tickets for future presentations at the discounted rate. $5 service charge added for first four shows selected. $2 per show beyond the first four.*The following presentations, events, productions are NOT eligible for CCS: All CCT, CBT, and TPP productions, YPF, rentals, movies.

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159 S. Main St., Chambersburg, PA717-263- 0202 • www.thecapitoltheatre.org

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DaViD King: elVis: the Man – the MusiC friday, sept. 8 at 7 pm and saturday, sept. 9 at 3 pm • $28, 23, 18David King returns in the local premiere of this live mu-sic and storytelling experience of one fan’s journey down memory lane recalling when elvis walked into Sun Studios in 1954 changing the world of music forever. Relive elvis through the 50’s, the movie years, and a dynamic vegas-style concert. This heart-stirring tribute stars award winning elvis tribute artist David King, actress vicki Gontz, the Spin-Outs and more.

7 BriDges a Musical tribute to the eagles saturday, september 30 at 8 pm • $35, 30, 20The ultimate eAGLeS experience! A stunningly accu-rate tribute to the music of the eagles. Using no back-ing tracks or harmonizers, 7 Bridges faithfully re-creates the experience of an eagles concert from the band’s most prolific period with some mighty Don Henley and Joe Walsh surprises sprinkled into the mix. 7 Bridges captures all levels of eagles devotees, offering a family friendly show weaved into a powerful rock-n-roll concert experience.

pinKaliCioussaturday, october 7 at 3 pm • $25, 23, 18 Pink Party (after the show) $15 (limited to 100)Pinkalicious can’t stop eating pink cupcakes despite warn-ings from her parents. Her pink indulgence lands her at the doctor’s office with Pinkititus, an affliction that turns her pink from head to toe – a dream come true for this pink - loving en-thusiast. But when her hue goes too far, only Pinkalicious can figure out a way to get out of her predicament. A pink party with a special appearance by Pink and Peter following the performance. includes pink eats and drinks.

WilliaM stillMan tues., oct. 31 at 7 pm • $28Clairvoyant and psychic medium, William Stillman, re-turns to the Capitol Theatre for another goose-bump raising experience as he delivers life-affirming mes-sages to selected audience members from loved ones who have passed on. Patrons have the option to schedule a private (separate cost) reading with Mr. Stillman, for a future date, at the conclusion of the evening.

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rCsnsongs – Crosby, stills, & nash tribute friday, november 3 at 7 pm • $28, 21, 15CSNsongs, a group of seven musicians performing all of CSN&Y favorite hits featuring faithful recreations of the harmonious vocals this group has been known for over the

decades. You’ll be encouraged to sing along with the band, making it an extraordinary evening of great music and precious memories.

letters hoMe sunday, november 12 at 3 pm • $35, 30, 20Letters Home puts the Afghanistan and iraq wars front and

center by bringing to life actual letters written by soldiers serving there. The play, without politicizing, gives a power-ful portrait of the soldier’s experience in the war. The initial production was critically acclaimed and nominated for a

Joseph Jefferson Award for “Outstanding New Play.”

houDini! (Wood Center) Dinner theatre, Buffetsaturday, november 18 • Meal - 5:30 pm, show - 7 pm $48, 43, 38 • early reservations encouraged, limited seatingCatered by Monika Kelso

Broadway and film actor, Duffy Hudson, breathes life into the magic and work of Harry Houdini, in this one-man show. The show includes elements of Houdini’s life, escapes and magic, captivating all ages. Will the show reveal all of Houdini’s secrets?

roCKapella ChristMassaturday, December 9 at 7 pm • $35, 30, 20The Rockapella Boys return to the Capitol Theatre with buck-ets of Christmas favorites, catchy pop songs, and contem-porary revisions of sparkling Motown, pop, and soul classics. They’ve toured the globe and provided a funky powerful sound track to several generations of A Cappella music fans, showing their raw power of pure vocal talent and originality.

White ChristMas – film & holiday social hour thursday, December 21 at 3 pm & 6 pm • $5Our traditional screening of this Crosby, Kaye, Clooney, ellen tuneful picture. Join the holiday social hour in be-

tween screenings (5 pm – 6 pm) where concessions and a cash bar will be available as you spread some holiday cheer with friends, family and neighbors.

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free admission for Veterans!

David King • September 8 & 9elvis Costume Contest!

Sponsored by Patriot Federal Credit Union

Pinkalicious • October 7pink party after the show, $15 pink eats & drinks!

Letters Home • November 12Sponsored by Patriot Federal Credit Union,

Downtown Business Council, and vFW

Rockapella Christmas • December 9Visit and take pictures with santa!

White Christmas • December 21sing-a-long with CVsM between screenings

the Wilford Binder spirit of the arts award!

roaming table magician!

pre-show paranormal discussion at 6 pm in the Wood Center!

p. n. i.: Capitol theatre pni ghost sChool

Sat.: 9/30, 10/07, 12/30, 2/24, 4/7 10 am to Noon • Cost: $35 per classopen paranorMal inVestigation Sun.: 11/5, 12/3, 1/14, 2/11, 3/11, 4/15

4 pm to 7 pm • Cost: $35 per classFor more info: www.thecapitoltheatre.org

hanK WilliaMs triButefriday, December 29 at 7 pm • $33, 28, 18 Performing a RARe THiRD PeRFORMANCe right here in Chambersburg! You’ll LOve this country, honky-tonk,

swingin’ extravaganza featuring GRAMMY® winners Cathy Fink and Marcy Marxer, Chicago’s Robbie Fulks, and Prairie Home Companion regulars, Robin and Linda Williams, a fabulous band; makes for a

great country show!

JerusaleM Jones anD the Mystery of the DeaD seas sCrollssunday, January 7 at 3 pm • $20, 15, 13 First presented as part of a lecture series, Dr. Ken Hanson deftly spins this one-man tale of the Dead Sea Scrolls and his personal connection to the story. Follow his adventurous saga as he recounts his odyssey from Chicago to Jerusalem seeking out the mysteries of the 2,000 year-old Dead Sea Scrolls. Changing costume on stage, he morphs into a host of characters, to bring the Scrolls to life. Family friendly!

MagiC of MotoWnsaturday, January 13 at 7 pm • $35, 30, 20The Magic of Motown is bringing the unforgettable songs of Motown to the Capitol! This dynamic and driving trib-ute spans more than a decade of Motown classics – every one of these songs are among the most recognizable and culture-defining songs in pop music history. Featuring great harmonies and choreographed dance steps of the Motown era.

tapestry – triBute to Carole King saturday, January 20 at 7 pm • $35, 30, 20Tapestry: Tribute to Carole King faithfully recreates the glori-ous songs of Carole King, the most prolific, successful and revered female singer-songwriter in pop music history. With songs like, “You’ve Got a Friend”, “Natural Woman”, “it’s Too Late”, “So Far Away”, “i Feel the earth Move” and “Beauti-ful,” you’ll give yourself the gift of hearing these classics Live!

irish happy hour (Wood Center)friday, March 16 from 5:30 – 8 pm • $12 (at the door only) table of 8 (includes free drink and more) $120 (in advance)Get your St. Patrick’s Day celebration off to an early start

with liltingly authentic irish music from returning band Across the Pond and two gifted local irish dancers.

Food from the Garryowen irish Pub (anticipated) specialty drinks (cash bar) and awesome raffle items create an unforgettable evening!

rhythM of the DanCethursday, March 29 at 7 pm • $35, 30, 20This amazing dance and music extravaganza contains a wealth of talent derived from all areas of irish life. The show includes a large cast of step dancers, live musicians, the popu-lar singing group, The Celtic Tenors and a seannos dancer. The 2018 tour features new choreography, costumes, music and fresh multi-media. Signature irish drink available.

Johnny Cash triButesaturday, april 14 at 7 pm • $33, 28, 18James Garner and his musicians honor the life and music of Johnny Cash with strong conviction and stunning accuracy. The artists faithfully recreate Cash’s biggest hits, mixing the music of Johnny Cash with personal anecdotes about America’s most beloved singing storyteller. A toe-tapping, professionally produced trip down memory lane celebrating the legendary “Man in Black.”

eDgar allen poe (Wood Center) Dinner theatre, Buffetsaturday, april 21 • Meal - 5:30 pm, show - 7 pm • $48, 43, 38 limited seating - early reservations encouragedCatered by Monika KelsoDuffy Hudson returns, as edgar Allan Poe, piecing together the events of his life starting with his mysterious death. Using a com-

bination of biographical information and the dramatic interpretation of Poe’s literature, Annabel Lee, The

Raven and The Tell Tale Heart, Hudson provides a unique, in-depth theatrical experience of the life and works of one of America’s best-known and enigmatic personalities.

MarK niZer – Jugglersunday, January 28 (During ice fest) at 4 pm • $23, 20, 15entertainment Magazine states, “Without a doubt the hot-

test juggler on the entertainment market, Mark Nizer is simply incredible.” Don’t miss this combination of original comedy, world class juggling, movement, music and tech-nology that promises a spellbinding experi-

ence. Nizer has opened for dozens of major Hollywood personalities and performed in dozens

of major venues around the world. Great for the entire family!

Mountain MusiC & Moonshine: nothin’ fanCy, CirCa Bluefriday, february 2 at 7 pm • $23, 20, 15 Back again! Whiskey, bourbon, beer and moonshine are on tap starting at 6 pm. Then we have two of the best Bluegrass bands today – Circa Blue, from Martinsburg, followed by the kooky cut-ups and dynamite bluegrassers, Nothin’ Fancy! Get your winter Bluegrass fix and warm up for the 2018 summer music season.

Men are froM Mars WoMen are froM Venussaturday, february 10 at 7 pm • $56, 46, 30*This hysterical show will have couples elbowing each other all evening as they see themselves on stage. Sexy and fast paced, this show is definitely for adults. A little storytelling blended with some comedy and a dash of sage wisdom from the book. *Pssst…want half price tickets? Use the online code: MMWV1 - to get your seats at half price or call the box office.

forBiDDen BroaDWaysaturday, february 17 at 7 pm • $35, 30, 20

This fall-down funny musical roast of Broad-way has picked up 9 Drama Desk Awards, a Special Tony®, an Obie, a Lucille Lortel and Drama League Award. Featuring outrageous costumes, hilarious rewrites

of the songs you know, and dead-on im-pressions by a stellar cast! Whether you’re a

seasoned theatergoer or new to Broadway, Forbidden Broadway is your one-stop ticket to non-stop laughs!

young playWrights festiValsunday, april 22 at 2 pm and 6 pm • $13, 8Peek into the creative minds of our area youth as K – 12 students are given the opportunity to have their original stories produced on the stage and vie for cash awards. A great community event to watch, act in or work backstage support-ing these young authors. vote for your favorite play to win the “Audience Choice Award.”

laDies of laughter (Wood Center)saturday, april 28 at 7 pm • $25, 20 Ladies of Laughter “LOL” is a contest based in NYC to crown the funniest female stand-ups both veteran and beginners. Capi-tol Theatre is pleased to present the 2016 “LOL” professional winner, Kelly McFarland and one of her funniest competi-tors, Chris Rich. They will have you rolling in the aisles. Yummy munchies included, cash bar and candy available. Ken Watter, “DC’s Funniest Tax Account” will MC this great opportu-nity to chill, eat, drink and LAUGH right here in Chambersburg!

Blues, BreWs & BarBeCuesaturday, May 5 from 1 pm - 7 pm in the back parking lot of Capitol theatreOur 8th annual event featuring live bands, craft and domestic beer, and BBQ. sponsored by orrstown Bank.

introDuCing the MoViesJune – august, Day & time tBa • $5 at the door Summer movie madness returns with great movies introduced by a community leader or a group with a strong connection to one of the movie categories. Categories for 2018: science fiction, Book related Movies, academy award-Winners

a Cappella unpluggeD - round oneJune 16 at 7 pmThis annual event returns for its 4th year in search of musical

talent chosen to move on to the next round, where someone will be selected to perform at the 1864 Burning of Chambersburg festival in June, 2018. For more information and complete details, visit explorefranklincountypa.com or 717-263-0202.

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Jerusalem Jones • January 7

Rhythm of Dance • March 29signature irish Drink available for purchase!

Magic of Motown • January 13

Johnny Cash Tribute • April 14

Tapestry • January 20

Young Playwrights • April 22press Conference with the playwrights!Sponsored by Patriot Federal Credit Union and

Franklin County visitors Bureau

Mountain Music • February 2preshow Jam session in the Wood Center!

Ladies of Laughter • April 28additional Comedy Workshop with Ken Watter

april 29 1pm $10 w/ show $15 w/o show

Introducing the Movies • June-August2018 Categories: science fiction,

Book related Movies, academy award-Winners

Men are From Mars • February 10plus a Valentine Boutiqueand a Love Basket Raffle!

Sponsored by Patriot Federal Credit Union

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