Fans of live bluegrass music, theater, and good ol’ fashioned Appalachian storytelling will all have a reason to cheer this May. Flashback Theater Co. (FbTC) & CHI Saint Joseph Health London present Brother Wolf, a powerful reimagining of Beowulf that blends folklore, myth, music, and mountain religion. Directed by Sommer Schoch, performances will run May […]
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Flashback Theater “Rewinds” at 10th Annu
Join Flashback Theater Co. (FbTC) for an evening of theatrical fun at the 10th Annual Season Announcement Cabaret, brought to you by LCTourism! Celebrating ten seasons of Flashback Theater, local performers will take the stage performing songs and scenes from FbTC’s epic history. Between acts, Producing Artistic Director Sommer Schoch will announce the 2024-25 season […]
Flashback’s New Work Development Program
Flashback Theater Co.’s New Play Development Program is developing new plays for our local stage with a proven track record for success. The Lake Cumberland region has drawn in visitors from all over the nation for years due to our beautiful landscape, and in recent years, has even become a developing hub for new television […]
Meet the Cast of Uncle Vanya
Flashback Theater Co. (FbTC) presents Anton Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya running February 15-25, adapted and directed by Steve Cleberg at his home stage, Stoner Little Theater on SCC Campus. Cleberg’s productions are known to sell out, so those interested in purchasing tickets should reserve their seats soon! Tickets can be purchased online by clicking this link […]
Auditions for 10th Annual Season Announc...
Flashback Theater Co. (FbTC) will hold auditions for their 10th Annual Season Announcement Cabaret on March 7th from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., and March 9th from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Auditions will take place in 10 minute slots that interested artists can sign up for individually. The auditions will take place at Flashback […]
Uncle Vanya Explores the Life’s Work of
“I think that Anton Chekhov and I might have been good friends if our paths had crossed.” writes retired SCC Theater Professor Steve Cleberg on his blog: My Friend, Anton. “There are similarities. We’re both congenial introverts with civil demeanors and surly spleens,” he continues. But those who know the Somerset theater scene know that […]