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Olathe, KS - Olathe Community Theatre Association at THE BUDDY ROGERS & FAMILY PLAYHOUSE

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Real Estate Agent with Realty Executives of Kansas City

Buddy Rogers, an Olathe, Kansas native, http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0736777/ (Charles "Buddy" Rogers) lent his support and name to a theatre to showcase performances of the Olathe Community Theatre.

 Olathe Community Theatre Assoc                  In Olathe, Kansas, The Olathe Community Theatre Association has been developing since 1977 at the Buddy Rogers & Family Playhouse which was formerly the Covenant Church Building.  The building was built in 1870 and has undergone renovations and expansions throughout its life. The OCTA recently completed a five phase plan for improvements. 

The OCTA website has extensive coverage of the development of the Theatre site, photos of past performances, indepth information about present productions and contact information. 

The Theatre group is, this week, completing performances of Enchanted April by Matthew Barber from the Novel by Elizabeth von Arnim and directed by Don Carlton.  The play, set in 1922 England, required actors with authentic English accents. 

COMING ATTRACTIONS:  INHERIT THE WIND by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee.  This OCTA production will be directed by Art Suskin and stage managed by Scott Stubbs.  A cast of over fifty players will perform in March, 2007. Learn more about Times and Tickets.

Auditions are scheduled for Lend Me a Tenor by Ken Ludwig and directed by Raymond Shinn.

Olathe, KS is one of the most rapidly growing cities in the Midwest, yet retains it's flavor of community.  Buyers, when making your relocation plans, put Olathe, KS on your DO NOT MISS list.  Contact me for the information you need to find a new home.  Sellers, I am prepared to list and market your real estate in Olathe, KS  with diligence and skill.

Paula Walter, REALTOR

 

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Paula Walter
Realty Executives of Kansas City - Leawood, KS
Ph.D. e-Pro REALTOR

Olathe appreciates Buddy and enjoys celebrating the performing art.

Jan 31, 2007 01:24 PM