We have had a very successful season so far "At Home on Center Stage!" We can hardly wait for
the rededication of the Betty Brown Stage at the modernized Little Theatre at Pittsburg High School
in May. Until then, you will find us still on the road all about Pittsburg. No matter where we perform,
we are always "At Home on Center Stage!"

So far this year we explored the issues of life and death in "The Quality of Life;" told the classic
tale of the wooden puppet, "Pinocchio," who yearns to become a real boy; and Alex Schepers' directorial debut of his original one-act play "Midnight Madness" was a great success and
a wonderful addition to our children's production. We look forward to working with the Pittsburg High
School Drama Department in the coming months to help interested students write their own
one-act plays. From these plays we plan to choose one to produce with the children's musical next season. This mentoring program is one way for PCT to give back to our community and promote
the arts to the students of Pittsburg.

Coming up in the first half of 2012, we look forward to bringing you the musical comedy "The Kids Left. The Dog Died. Now What? which salutes those who valiantly struggle with divorce, gravitational pull on their bodies, and the grandchildren who have their own issues with self image and the dating scene; and finally we take a look at the backstage chaos that went into producing one of the landmarks of television's golden age in Neil Simon's "Laughter on the 23rd Floor."

We hope you enjoy this year's productions and encourage you and your friends to "come play with us!"

Sincerely,
Gioia Stark
Executive Manager, Pittsburg Community Theatre

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