Sex Please We're Sixty - Sep 15 - Oct 1, 2017

Mrs. Stancliffe’s Rose Cottage Bed & Breakfast is a charming, cozy spot for any senior looking for a nice weekend... or something different. Bad backs, slammed doors, and an untested libido-enhancing drug make for one seriously silly, saucy comedy.

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Miscast - September 21, 2017

Due to unforeseen circumstances the September 21, 2017 performance of Miscast has been canceled. The May performance is still on the schedule so come see the show in May!

Dead Poets Society - September 25, 2017

We are bringing the Silver Screen back to the PIX!
Once a month, for only $5, come see a movie in our historic building! All movies will begin at 6:30 pm.

English teacher John Keating inspires his students to look at poetry—and life—with a different perspective. Get your or call or stop by the box office (262-547-0708).

The Tortoise And The Hare - Oct. 5-8

The Hare, famed for his fleet-footed speed, is now a laughingstock for his debacle in the Big Race. He’s been hiding out in his rabbit hole, sulking, until his friend Shrew leads him out on a soul search to find his self-esteem and a new perspective on winning and losing.

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Our 61st Season Has Arrived!

Our historic 61st season is a A Sight To See here at Waukesha’s cultural cornerstone. Take a detailed look here at all of the productions in this season. Tickets for all of our performances will are on-sale now. Click here to As always, you can call (262-547-0708) or stop by the box office to purchase tickets as well.

The Hunchback Of Notre Dame - Oct. 27- Nov. 12

The musical drama based on Victor Hugo’s famous novel about Quasimodo, the lonely bell ringer of Notre Dame de Paris. Filled with memorable characters like Esmeralda the beautiful gypsy, Phoebus the dashing soldier, and Frollo the conflicted priest.

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Waukesha Reads - November 2, 2017

Join us for this Waukesha Reads event, which will be based on the 2017 Waukesha Reads book, True Grit, one of the great American Western novels.

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Attention Amazon.com Shoppers!

If you shop through smile.amazon.com and select Waukesha Civic Theatre as your charity of choice, the theatre will receive 0.5% of the purchase price with no extra charge to you! And while you’re at it, check out our Amazon wish list as well.

Volunteer Of The Production Award

for Annie Get Your Gun

The Waukesha Civic Theatre is pleased to present the Carl Thomas Memorial Volunteer of the Production Award for Annie Get Your Gun to Nicole Allee. Go to our Featured Volunteers page to see the details of Nicole’s nomination along with photos of recent volunteer award winners.

Production Staff Opportunities

WCT is looking for qualified candidates for our theatrical production staff including scenic design, costume design, lighting design, sound design, properties design, master carpenters, and set decorators. If you are interested in being considered for any of these positions, please contact John Cramer at 262-547-4911, ext. 13, or jcramer@waukeshacivictheatre.org.

Don't Forget About the WCT Blog!

In an effort to keep our patrons, friends, and fans better informed about what is happening at the theatre, we have a blog. This is a great place to find more information about the events happening at WCT as well as give you a little peek behind the curtain with our productions.

Donate Your Vehicle to Support the Theatre

You can support the Waukesha Civic Theatre by donating your used vehicle—car, truck, RV, boat, or motorcycle—and enjoy a tax deduction as long as your vehicle is worth more than $500. It's easy, convenient, and pick-up is free.

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Donate Now

You can now make your donations to Waukesha Civic Theatre online. We accept all major credit cards. We have two options available for your convenience. You can make a single donation of any amount or you can schedule a recurring donation. Go to our Donate Now page for more information.

Loop System for the Hearing Impaired

WCT now has a Loop System for patrons with hearing loss. A Loop System works by interacting with a telecoil in a hearing aid that transmits sounds directly to the ear. Users will be better able to understand the dialogue, punch lines, and lyrics.

Detailed Information

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