This December, Pensacola Little Theatre (PLT) invites families, friends, and newcomers to step into a world of holiday nostalgia with A Christmas Story, running from December 13-22, 2024. As part of PLT's Treehouse Theatre Series, this production tells the tale of young Ralphie Parker and his singular holiday wish to own a Red Ryder BB gun. Set in 1930s Indiana, Ralphie's journey includes dodging school bullies, managing family antics, and finding humor in the everyday. With laughs and heartfelt moments, A Christmas Story has become an iconic celebration of childhood and family, making it a beloved staple of the holiday season.

In the heart of Pensacola's cultural scene lies an annual extravaganza eagerly awaited by locals and visitors alike: Pensacola Little Theatre's Cabaret. This celebrated fundraiser has become a cornerstone of the city's arts calendar, drawing patrons with its promise of immersive experiences and dazzling performances. To uncover the intricacies of this beloved event, Sid Williams-Heath, the CEO of The Clark Family Cultural Center, gives us a brief history of Pensacola's artiest party.

In the heart of Pensacola's vibrant artistic scene, Cristina Fenger stands as a key orchestrator of creativity at Pensacola Little Theatre (PLT). Her journey, which commenced in 2017 when her son took his first steps onto the Treehouse stage, has blossomed into a kaleidoscope of roles. Cristina is now a Production Coordinator for numerous Treehouse, Mainstage, and Studio 400 productions. Beyond the footlights, Cristina's life is woven with threads of volunteerism, starting at the age of 16 and extending into various roles such as an active-duty United States Air Force wife, PTA President, and now, an essential part of PLT's artistic family.

Pensacola Little Theatre (PLT) is gearing up to present an enthralling production of Alabama Story, a play that delves deep into the themes of censorship, tolerance, and the transformative power of literature. 

Playwright Kenneth Jones, drawing inspiration from historical events, weaves a narrative that explores the formidable challenges Emily Wheelock Reed, the former state librarian of Alabama, faced when confronted with a demand to purge a children's book from library shelves in 1959. The play's relevance cannot be overstated, as it prompts reflection on contemporary debates surrounding banned books and intellectual freedoms.

Empowering Voices of the Past: Little Wars Comes to Life at Pensacola Little Theatre.
The world of theatre has long been a platform for exploring untold stories, revisiting history's forgotten moments, and challenging societal norms. Playwright Steven Carl McCasland, known for his focus on extraordinary women throughout history, brings us an intriguing narrative with Little Wars. This critically acclaimed play is a captivating fusion of historical drama, mystery, and the timeless power of companionship. Pensacola Little Theatre (PLT) is proud to present this thought-provoking production under the skillful direction of local theatre educator Billy Buff.

Dance is a powerful form of artistic expression - at Pensacola Little Theatre, one individual stands out as a master of this craft, Lexi Mayo. Her choreography has graced the PLT stage in six remarkable productions, and with each new show, she endeavors to push her creative boundaries further. 

The magic of live theater rests not only upon the actors' talents on stage but also on the dedicated volunteers working tirelessly behind the scenes. At Pensacola Little Theatre, a few exceptional student volunteers have come together for this summer's production of Little Red Robin Hood.

These young individuals, Beatrice Bunnell, Natalie Johnson, Davis Bare, and Marissa Jade Rodriguez, contribute to the production's success while gaining invaluable knowledge.

Pensacola Little Theatre thrives on the dedication and passion of its volunteers, who play a vital role in bringing captivating theatrical experiences to the community. Among these exceptional individuals, Katelin Geri stands out as a powerhouse of talent and commitment. 

Geri has become an invaluable asset to PLT with her impressive directing, acting, choreographing, and stage-managing repertoire. Currently, she is taking on the challenging role of stage manager for our production of Puffs, further showcasing her unwavering dedication to the theater.

Pensacola Little Theatre (PLT) has always been a vibrant creativity and community engagement hub. At the heart of our theatre lies Choh Man Teng, an exceptional volunteer whose passion for the arts and dedication to the craft has made her an integral part of PLT's productions, and she is bringing her talents to the lighting design of The Nebula of Georgia.