Welcome
To Our Theater
The Monticello Opera House is a private, self-supporting, 501(c)3, non-profit corporation.
Our historic, two-story facility, built in 1890, includes the large Perkins Banquet Hall on the ground floor,the 311 seat Historic Theater on the second floor, and the picturesque Garden Courtyard area. We produce year-round entertainment including a variety of concerts, plays, musicals, dinner theater, children's theater, and other events. We are home to two local community theater groups: the Opera House Stage Company and the Monticello Acting & Dance Company. The Opera House is also a popular venue for weddings, parties, conferences, and other community events.
We are excited to announce our 2021-2022 Season and can't wait to welcome you back to the theater!
Coming Up!
The Scarlet Letter
Welcome
To Our Theater
The Monticello Opera House is a private, self-supporting, 501(c)3, non-profit corporation.
Our historic, two-story facility, built in 1890, includes the large Perkins Banquet Hall on the ground floor,the 311 seat Historic Theater on the second floor, and the picturesque Garden Courtyard area. We produce year-round entertainment including a variety of concerts, plays, musicals, dinner theater, children's theater, and other events. We are home to two local community theater groups: the Opera House Stage Company and the Monticello Acting & Dance Company. The Opera House is also a popular venue for weddings, parties, conferences, and other community events.
We are excited to announce our 2022-2023 Main Series and Murder Mystery Dinner Theater shows!
Coming Up!
Great American Trailer Park Musical
Check out our 2022-2023 Season Book and
please consider supporting our advertisers.
Interested in Acting?
Welcome
To Our Theater
The Monticello Opera House is a private, self-supporting, 501(c)3, non-profit corporation.
Our historic, two-story facility, built in 1890, includes the large Perkins Banquet Hall on the ground floor,the 311 seat Historic Theater on the second floor, and the picturesque Garden Courtyard area. We produce year-round entertainment including a variety of concerts, plays, musicals, dinner theater, children's theater, and other events. We are home to two local community theater groups: the Opera House Stage Company and the Monticello Acting & Dance Company. The Opera House is also a popular venue for weddings, parties, conferences, and other community events.
We are excited to announce our 2022-2023 Main Series and Murder Mystery Dinner Theater shows!
Coming Up!
The Krickets
& The Currys
Check out our 2022-2023 Season Book and
please consider supporting our advertisers.
Welcome
To Our Theater
The Monticello Opera House is a private, self-supporting, 501(c)3, non-profit corporation.
Our historic, two-story facility, built in 1890, includes the large Perkins Banquet Hall on the ground floor,the 311 seat Historic Theater on the second floor, and the picturesque Garden Courtyard area. We produce year-round entertainment including a variety of concerts, plays, musicals, dinner theater, children's theater, and other events. We are home to two local community theater groups: the Opera House Stage Company and the Monticello Acting & Dance Company. The Opera House is also a popular venue for weddings, parties, conferences, and other community events.
We are excited to announce our 2022-2023 Main Series and Murder Mystery Dinner Theater shows!
Coming Up!
Mystery at
Upton House
Hot Dogs,
Cool Cats
Check out our 2022-2023 Season Book and
please consider supporting our advertisers.
AUDITIONS for
THE AMEN CORNER
Essential Theatrical Associates Director Bryan F Mitchell is seeking actors for upcoming MOH production of James Baldwin's "The Amen Corner", presented July 21-30. Auditions will be held Sunday, May 7th at 7 p.m. at the Opera House, followed by auditions on Monday, May 8th at 7 p.m. at Jan's Gallery in Railroad Square.
We are looking for a talented cast of eight African-American women and five African-American men of various ages, in addition to a mixed-ensemble.
The Amen Corner tells the story of Margaret, a single mother and pastor, who has lived a public life of undying holiness and devotion to her Lord. With everything she cares about at stake, she is forced to consider what she believes her Lord demands and what life itself does. Margaret must differentiate between her projections of faith and the free will of man.
The Monticello Opera House would like to thank each of our
corporate and grant sponsors for their generous and continued support.
