Paradise Alley Players
Welcome to the home page of the Paradise Alley Players
The community theatre group of the
Marion Cultural and Civic Center
Since the City of Marion created the Marion Cultural
and Civic Center in 1974, Paradise Alley Players has
been its non-profit community theatre. We are proud
to hold that distinction. Providing quality, family
oriented shows has always been our goal. We hope
to continue to have your support for the next 30 years.
Bravo to you, our fans!
2012 is our 35th year performing for Southern Illinois
audiences. Our goal is to perpetuate theatre arts in
the area. We do this through our many programs such
as our Playwright competition, the Children's Theatre
Workshop, Summer Lab Theatre, the annual Children's
show, and our family oriented productions.
Please take a moment to browse the links on the bar
at the left of the page. The Coming Events button will
take to a page that links to more information about
each of our shows.
Be sure to sign up for our newsletters. They have the
information about auditions, coming events, and other
items of interest. It is the best way to keep up on
everything we are doing. All of our productions and
auditions are advertised in local newspapers, radio
and TV as well as this website and the Marion Cultural
and Civic Center's website http://www.marionccc.org.
If you wish to receive our newsletter please send us your
Name and Address to
P.A.P. c/o Bill Hamer
P. O. Box 885
Marion, IL 62959
Or email the information to us at whamer@midwest.net
SUMMER LAB THEATRE AUDITIONS JUNE 11TH AND 12TH
Auditions for Summer Lab Theatre.
June 11th and 12
Doors open at 6:30 auditions begin at 7pm-8pm.
Actors will read cold from the scripts. We will be casting 3 one act plays written by local playwrights. Plays run between 15-45 minutes. More information coming soon.
AUDITION FOR "LOVE, LOSS AND WHAT I WORE" by Nora and Dehlia Ephron September 10th and 11th 6-8pm
September 10th and 11th 6-8pm at the Marion Cultural and Civic Center
Auditions for "Love, Loss and What I Wore"
Written by Nora and Dehlia Ephron based on the book by Ilene Beckerman
Parts for up to 15 women from 16years old to ???.
“Love, Loss, and What I Wore,” is about matters of the heart and the closet.The show is a scrapbook of stories about unfortunate prom dresses, the traumatic lighting in fitting rooms, high heels, short skirts and the existential state of having nothing to wear. Accessorizing these tales — which are mostly comic but often sad or sentimental too — are the mothers who disapprove, the men who disappear and the sisters who’ve got your back.
For more information contact Joyce at marionpap@hotmail.com
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“Joyously wonderful … in a class with ‘You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown.’” – Variety