Festival Theatre | St. Croix Falls, WI

Welcome to Festival Theatre
St. Croix Falls, WI
Professional Entertainment and Arts Education in the Franklin Square Black Box.

We are so excited to present our first digital-only theatrical content: a staged reading of Jason Richards’
The Princess and the Players!

In these challenging times, we want to provide you with hope and excitement for the future of St. Croix Festival Theatre, including our ambitious 2020 season! While we can’t share our physical space with you, we hope you’ll join us in the virtual space as we deliver regular, experimental content! Theatre lends itself to sharing stories in person, but while that’s not possible, we hope you’ll join us on this digital journey!

We hope you’re all safe and healthy, and feeling inspired as we “flatten the curve” together! St. Croix Festival Theatre will lose all the revenue that was to be generated in March and April, and we hope you’ll consider helping us make some of that up with a donation today. A typical ticket price for our Youth & Family Series shows is $13.50. You can support your local theatre now by donating the cost of one or more tickets via the link below! If you can’t donate, considering sharing this video with your friends and neighbors to introduce our art to a wider community in these trying times!

Thank you for your time and support and we hope you’ll enjoy The Princess and the Players by Jason Richards!
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https://www.festivaltheatre.org/donate

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The Princess and the Players Cast/Crew
Written by Jason Richards
Isaac Bont - King/Tooley/High-hat
Megan Hanks - Princess Penelope
Jaclyn June Johnson - Pie-Pan/Kafka/King Caldwell
Scott Murdock - Sly/Captain/King Hector/Ranzbert/Prince John
Ben Qualley - William/Narrator/Dr. Philpot/Osric
Matthew Simpson - Burbage/Sir Edgar
Brooke Smith - Queen/Augustina/Princess Isabel

Update regarding COVID-19: Charlotte's Web postponed. Silent Sky cancelled

To Our St. Croix Festival Theatre Patrons:

Today we made the difficult but necessary decision to rework our March, April, May schedule due to COVID-19. This includes the postponement of Charlotte's Web, and cancelling Hiroya Tsukamoto, Silent Sky, and Flying & Falling. We are rearranging our season and working with our artists to best work with schedules as well as keep ethical during this difficult time with COVID-19. We will provide more information on the rescheduled dates as soon as we are able.

The health and safety of our patrons, staff, and artists is an extremely important matter and one that we take very seriously. Like you all, we are monitoring the development of the COVID-19 situation closely and following all CDC and HHS guidelines, as well as those from local authorities and the Wisconsin Department of Health.

We deeply value you as a member of the Festival Theatre family and are so grateful for your ongoing commitment to the theatre. As a nonprofit arts organization, Festival Theatre relies heavily on the support of donors and ticket buyers. If you are able to exchange or donate your tickets, rather than request a refund, it would help sustain Festival Theatre during this uncertain time and would be extremely appreciated. If you have any questions please contact our box office at (715) 483-3387 or email festivaltheatreboxoffice@gmail.com.

Though the risk of contracting COVID-19 is currently low in St. Croix Falls, we are taking extra precautions to keep our theatre clean, including frequent disinfecting and cleaning all hard surfaces, as well as handrails, seat rails, and doors, on top of our regular routine. We also have multiple hand sanitizing stations throughout the theatre, as well as antibacterial soap in our restrooms.

We encourage our patrons, staff, and artists to have a look at and follow the CDC guidelines for hygiene regarding hand washing, covering sneezes and coughs, and other common sense precautions. These include:
● Wash your hands regularly and thoroughly
● Avoid touching your face
● Where possible, practice social distancing and avoid handshakes
● Sneeze or cough into your sleeve or a tissue
● Remain at home if you feel sick

We do not see this as a time to panic or worry and want to assure our patrons that we are taking extra precautions to keep everyone healthy.

We appreciate your continued support and hope to see you at the theatre soon.

Sincerely,

St. Croix Festival Theatre Staff