What's Playing in OCTG Theatres & Promo Offers

This listing supports our participating organizations and updates monthly (1st Monday). Submit your show [here]. All Promo Offers [here].

Annie

Curtis Theatre

Jan 8 - 25

Edward Albee's Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?South Coast Repertory

Jan 24- Mar 21

Cinderella:

A Salsa Fairy Tale

South Coast Repertory

Feb 20- Mar 8

Dead Man's Cell Phone

Westminster Community Playhouse

Jan 9 - 25

Bug In Mouth Disease

The Larking House

Jan 29 - Feb 8

Promo Offer

The Cottage

Cabrillo Playhouse

Feb 27 - Mar 22

Moon over Buffalo

Newport Theatre Arts Center

Jan 16 - Feb 8

Between The Lines Jr.

No Square Theatre

Feb 6 - 15

Juice

a 10-minute play festival

The Wayward Artist

March 6-8

Company

Cabrillo Playhouse

Jan 16 - Feb 8

Something Rotten

Curtis Theatre

Feb 6 - 22

Promo Offer

I Love My Wife

No Square Theatre

Mar 13 - Mar 29

Once

Chance Theater

Jan 23 - Mar 1

Promo Offer

A Long Time Ago in a Dark Yard at Night

Chance Theater

Feb 11

Promo Offer

The Messenger

Chance Theater

Mar 27 - Apr 19

Promo Offer

God of Carnage
South Coast Repertory

Jan 23- Mar 21

Noel Coward's Waiting in the Wings

Whittier Community Theatre

Feb 20 - Mar 7

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‘Once’ at Chance Theater

A quiet, heartfelt love story and joyous musical journey. From Left: Morgan Hollingsworth, Jennifer Richardson, Mike Bradecich, Joseph Dailey, Lex Leigh, Will Huse, Austin Ledger . Rehearsal Photo courtesy of Timothy Huynh . by Anne Reid At a moment when the world feels increasingly fractured by grief, isolation and uncertainty, the musical “Once” arrives not as an escape from reality but as a gentle, deeply human response to it. With a book by Enda Walsh and music and lyric

‘Company’ at Cabrillo Playhouse

A newly raised roof sets the stage to examine isolation, commitment, and intimacy. From Left, Front Row: Kathy Villanueva, Eric T. Anderson, Sophie Matossian and Katie Nicol. Middle Row: Jeff Tierney, Mackinzie Rummell, Elana Harnack, Ariana Nin, Robert Krattli, Marc Marger. Back Row: Will Minton and Juliet Fischer. Photo courtesy of Cabrillo Playhouse. By Shannon Cudd In a world where modern technology increasingly isolates, one brave community theater in San Clemente pla

“Dead Man’s Cell Phone” at Westminster Community Playhouse

Would you answer a stranger’s phone? And how far would you go once you do? These questions ring through this Obie Award–winning and Pulitzer Prize finalist play.

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‘What the Constitution Means to Me’ at Chance Theater

Reimagining our founding document through four generations of extraordinary women Aubrey Saverino (Photo Courtesy of Doug Catiller) By Anne Reid The role of the Constitution today is being challenged like never before, so it seemed like the perfect time to focus on the document itself and examine the living context in which it resides in American life. For director Katie Chidester, it is deeply personal and why she’s thrilled to direct the Tony-nominated and Pulitzer Prize-f