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LAST 2 PERFORMANCES OF MARY ROSE
Sir James M. Barrie’s “Mary Rose” has two more performances this weekend, Friday and Saturday nights at 7pm. We’re so excited to present this beautiful story of a woman, who, as a child, was taken to a remote uncharted island and disappeared for 3 weeks. When she was found, she has no idea she’s been gone for more than an hour and can’t explain what’s happened. She grows up, gets married, has a son, and when she goes back to the island, disappears again — for 25 years!
“Mary Rose” is a romance, a mystery and a Ghost Story!
The CLFTC production is directed by Steven LaVigne, who previously directed such CLFTC productions of “Frankenstein,” “Charley’s Aunt,” “The Miser” and “The Life and Adventures of Santa Claus.” The production opens Friday, October 10, and continues on October 11, 17, 18, 24 and 25 at 7pm. There will also be a matinee on Sunday October 19 at 2pm. Tickets are $15 for adults and $12 for students and seniors. We accept cash, checks and Venmo.
Classics Lost ‘N’ Found Theater Company (CLFTC), performs at 1620 46th Street East, Minneapolis, MN, 55407. Dedicated to producing both familiar and unknown classic plays as well as original scripts and adaptations, you can find more information on their website, classicslostnfoundtheatercompa.godaddysites.com or on their Facebook page.
For further information, phone 612-724-4539.
“For Love or Money,” opens 6 December:
This trio of comedic one-acts will offer audiences a lighthearted option beyond the usual holiday fare. These classics, two of which are rarely produced, offer a step back in time with the playwright who explored class, relationships, and the humor in both.
On the bill, we’ll be presenting one of Chekhov's better-known pieces, "The Bear," along with "The Celebration" and "The Power of Hypnotism," his collaboration with Ivan Leontyevich Lyontyev. All three works are translated by Laurence Senelick. In "The Bear," a bereft and well-to-do widow must contend with her dead husband's debt and the man it brings to her door. "The Celebration" takes us to a successful bank, where the shareholders are about to show their gratitude to the Chairman of the Board - what could go wrong? In "The Power of Hypnotism," a young widow explores her feminine power to the detriment of her suitors.
The production will be directed by Lisa Phelps, whose previous productions include “Ghosts of the Emerald Isle,” and her original script, “A Christmas Carol Krampus” which has had two holiday productions. “For Love or Money” opens December 6 at 7pm. Additional evening performances will play Dec. 6, 12, and 13 at 7 p.m. with one matinee at 2 p.m. on Dec. 14. Performances will be at Lake Nokomis Presbyterian Church, 1620 E. 46th St. in the Nokomis Neighborhood of South Minneapolis. Tickets are $15 for adults and $12 for students and seniors, and are available at the door. We accept cash, checks and Venmo. For further information, phone 612-724-4539, check us out on FB, or visit https://classicslostnfoundtheatercompany.org/.
Dedicated to producing both familiar and unknown classic plays as well as original scripts and adaptations, you can find more information on their website, classicslostnfoundtheatercompa.godaddysites.com or on their Facebook page.
For further information, phone 612-724-4539.
Volunteer with Classics Lost 'n' Found Theater Company
Classics Lost ’N’ Found Theater Company is made up entirely of volunteers. No one gets paid! We always welcome people to join us. We always need help with costumes, publicity and more!
Join our team of volunteers and make a difference in your community. Whether you can give a few hours a week or a few hours a month, your time and skills are appreciated.
SEASON 2026 ~ OUR TENTH SEASON!!
Two World Theater Classics, plus revisions of two past productions and new plays for Fast Fest make up our exciting 2026 Playbill.
In the Spring
Cyrano de Bergerac by Edmond Rostand.
Auditions: 17-18 February; Rehearsals: 23 February
Showdates: April 17-18 April, 24-26,May 1-2
In the Summer
Macbeth, the Oppositional King by Gregory Bastien and Miss Robin Robin Hood and Herry Merry Band of Thieves by Noreen K. Brandt
Auditions: 11-12 May
Showdates: July: 10-11; July 17-18 July, Matinees on both Saturdays
In the Fall:
The Royal Family by George S. Kaufman and Edna Ferber:
Auditions: 8-9 September
Showdates: 6-7 November 13-15; 20-21
There will also be short plays presented this summer, titles and dates to be announced.