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It has been said that live performances should “change the air around you.” It should touch a spot inside of you, reminding you of a similar place and time in your life and somehow leave you changed.
In 1997 we only had a dream of a theatre company--a new and exciting concept grown from a lifetime of experience as artists. We had been involved in successful ventures for over 20 years, but the South Dakota Arts Council gave us the backing to be an independent, multi-faceted company. We produced “ Always Patsy Cline ” , the immensely popular musical play that ran for nine years and several revivals.