Masterclasses return to Flashback Theater Co. (FbTC) for summer 2026! Throughout this past year, Flashback Theater Co.’s Professional Training Ground has offered an exciting lineup of Masterclasses from teaching artists with regional and national expertise. The fun continues this summer with the return of FbTC’s popular masterclass The Business of Auditioning, as well as a […]
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The House of Blue Leaves: Meet the Cast ...
Somerset’s resident producing theatre company, Flashback Theater Co. (FbTC), is closing out its season of plays with a bang: John Guare’s The House of Blue Leaves running May 8-18, 2025 at Stoner Little Theater. This 1960s black comedy takes a skewed view on family, love, and the everyday insanity of modern life. Featuring a large […]
Masterclasses Return to Flashback Theate...
Masterclasses return to Flashback Theater Co. (FbTC) for the 2024-25 Season! Under the coordination of Flashback’s new Education Coordinator Bailey Patterson, Flashback Theater Co. is thrilled to offer an exciting lineup of Masterclasses led by teaching artists with regional and national expertise. Starting in November with The Actor’s Toolkit, a workshop focused on learning specific […]
The Comedy of Errors Brings Madcap Exper...
The classic ‘Shakespeare in the Park’ experience gets a new twist in Flashback Theater Co’s upcoming production of The Comedy of Errors, presented by SPEDA and running July 25-27, 2024 at Joe Ford Amphitheater in Rocky Hollow Park. Under the direction of Amber Frangos, this unique theatrical experience will feature pre-recorded dialogue so that the […]
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 […]
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 […]