COVID-19: Masks are optional when attending our shows.
Performance Attendance:
Please note, our theater does not allow for late entry as it will interfere with the performance. Please arrive 15 minutes before showtime so the show can start on time. Thanks!
Assistive Listening Now Available at TCL! Thanks to the generous donations we received from Miu Lin Edson and Scott Goodwin, we have equipment to provide devices for to up to 5 patrons per performance. Simply ask about them at the Box Office!
NEXT UP: Sherlock Holmes and the Greek Chorus
Written by: CP Stancich, Directed by Munam Goodwyn
Join us for this sharp-witted, laugh-out-loud murder mystery, in which the cast and crew of Lysistrata are preparing for opening night at the illustrious—but suspiciously accident-prone—Regal Theater, ruled with an iron cane by the pompous autocrat Sir Wedmore Giles. But when "accidents" start turning deadly, it's clear something sinister is afoot backstage. Enter a world-famous sleuth, drawn into the chaos to help the frazzled director uncover the truth before the final curtain falls—on someone else.
With a colorful cast of suspects, scandalous motives, and snappy dialogue that blends ancient Greek comedy with modern-day themes like women's rights and power plays, this is one mystery that’s as clever as it is outrageous. Murder, mayhem, and feminism? Now that’s a show worth dying for.
Performances will be from November 7-23. Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm, Sundays at 2pm. Check back for ticket sales!
We're a best of the west 2025 runner up!
Thanks to all our volunteer actors, directors, producers, artists, and backstage crew for all they do to make our productions possible. We are so grateful to our generous audience who help us to keep community theater alive and for their votes, which landed us this distinction as runner up. Thank you, all!
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At Theater Company of Lafayette, we believe in the power of theater for story telling and the power of the black voice. We believe in equality and stand in solidarity. BLACK LIVES MATTER. “If art doesn't make us better, then what on earth is it for?”Alice Walker
"It was the most intimate theater experience that I've had and that setting just added to an already powerful and emotional play."The Laramie Project opening night audience member
