What's Playing in OCTG Theatres & Promo Offers

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Fremont Ave.

South Coast Repertory

Apr 25 - May 23

Legally Blonde

Westminster Community
Playhouse

May 15 - Jun 7

The Legend of Georgia McBride

Ophelia's Jump Productions

Jun 5 - Jun 28

Falsettos
The Wayward Artist
Jul 23 - Aug 2

Jerry's Girls

No Square Theatre

May 1 - May 17

Cowgirl Katarungan's Recipe for Adobo

Curtis Theatre

May 17

Promo Offer

Orchestra Collective of OC: Summer Serenade
Curtis Theatre

Jun 6

Promo Offer

OCTG Recommended!

Sanctuary City

Chance Theater

May 1- June 7

Promo Offer

Home, I'm Darling

Cabrillo Playhouse

May 22 - Jun 14

Hershey Felder: The Piano & Me
South Coast Repertory

Jun 9 - 21

Legally Blonde The Musical

Newport Theatre Arts Center

May 1 - May 31

The 39 Steps

Whittier Community Theater

May 29 - Jun 13

Steel Magnolias
Newport Theatre Arts Center
Jun 26 - Jul 11

OCTG Recommended!

Murder on the Orient
Express

Alchemy Theatre Company

May 8 - May 17

Tristan and Yseult

Electric Company Theater

Jun 2 - Jun 24

The Spitfire Grill

Cabrillo Playhouse

Jul 10 - Aug 2

Saint Vegas -

A Staged Reading

Chance Theater

May 13 - 17

Promo Offer

The Spitfire Grill

American Coast Theater Company

Jun 5 - Jun 28

Promo Offer

Alanis Morissette’s

Jagged Little Pill

The Musical

Chance Theater

Jul 10 - Aug 9

Promo Offer

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5th Annual OC Theatre Guild Awards Celebrate Orange County’s Vibrant Theatre Scene

Outstanding Production of a Musical, Tick, Tick...BOOM! at Chance Theater. Photo courtesy of Eric Modyman. Chance Theater, Curtis Theatre, and Costa Mesa Playhouse Among Top Honorees May 12, 2026 – Orange County’s vibrant theater scene took center stage on Monday night at the 5th Annual OC Theatre Guild Awards, held at the Samueli Theater at Segerstrom Center for the Arts. Artists, designers, and companies from across the county were recognized for their creativity, dedicatio

‘Twelfth Night’ at Ye Olde Theatre Eaters

Shakespeare comedy reimagined through a Western lens. From left: Mary Price Moore, Shane Murphy, Jeremy Krasovic, Taylor LaBarbera, Sarah Jane Fince, Charlie Massey. Photo courtesy of Cabrillo Playhouse By Anne Reid “Twelfth Night” is a beloved Shakespearean romantic comedy about twins Viola and Sebastian, who are separated by a shipwreck. In this modern take, it’s set on the coast of California, where Viola seeks to rebuild her place in the world. She disguises herself as a

‘Home, I’m Darling’ at Cabrillo Playhouse

A picture-perfect 1950s dream, a life styled to perfection, and the moment the fantasy starts to slip. From left: Mary Price Moore, Shane Murphy, Jeremy Krasovic, Taylor LaBarbera, Sarah Jane Fince, Charlie Massey. Photo courtesy of Cabrillo Playhouse By MaryAnn DiPietro At first glance, it looks like perfection. But in “Home, I’m Darling” at Cabrillo Playhouse, that polished facade is only the beginning. In a production that leans into both nostalgia and nuance, director Hil

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‘Sanctuary City’ at Chance Theater

Two teenagers confront identity, belonging and change in post-9/11 New Jersey. From left, Vicky Yvonne and Spike Pulice. Photo courtesy of Doug Catiller. by Anne Reid Where were you born? Where did you grow up? For most people, those questions are answered without much thought. In Martyna Majok’s “Sanctuary City,” opening May 1 at Chance Theater, they carry real weight. Set in Newark, New Jersey, in the years following 9/11, the play follows two teenagers known simply as B an

‘Murder on the Orient Express’ at Alchemy Theatre

An innovative reimagining of a classic Christie mystery. From Bottom Left; Clockwise: Sawyer Reece Maier, Paul Burt, Holly Jones, Abel Miramontes, Shawn Plunkett, Noah Chin, Tanya Raisa, Catalina Tan, Emily Hood, Olivia Oakley. Photo courtesy of Katelyn Abaya by Anne Reid Just after midnight, a snowdrift brings the Orient Express to a halt, stranding its passengers in the dead of winter. By morning, one of them is dead: an American tycoon found in his compartment, stabbed ei

‘The Messenger’ at Chance Theater

Four women. One truth. And the dangerous cost of carrying it. From left, Kallie Pong, Megan Sigler, Juliet Fischer and Rori Flynn . Photo courtesy of Shinshin Tsai . by MaryAnn DiPietro At Chance Theater, the stage becomes a crossroads of memory and consequence. In “The Messenger,” written by Jenny Connell Davis and directed by Katie Chidester, a nonlinear drama unfolds as the stories of four women, decades apart, speak into the same restless space. “Four interwoven monologue