LST VIEW OF STAGE WITH NEW CHAIRS! CHAIR UPGRADE MADE POSSIBLE BY THE MICHIGAN COUNCIL FOR ARTS AND CULTURAL AFFAIRS
All shows start at 730
Parking at Matson Park next door Handicap Available at theatre.
"Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up?" By John R. Powers
August 3-7 and 9-13
“Butterflies are Free” by Leonard Gershe
August 16-19*
*ADDED MATINEES AUGUST 17 and 19 at 2:00pm
Julius Caesar by William Shakespeare
Performed by the Westwood Shakespeare Company
August 23-25
Superior Music of the Night
August 30-September 2
And now, the Spotlight is on YOU as we ask you to TAKE A SEAT!
As we look forward to our 18th season (wow, how time flies when you are having fun!) we look forward to bringing another season of affordable, quality theatre to our summer fun! While the quality of our shows continues to improve not so for the chairs we invested over a decade ago. The fabric was frayed,the metal legs were bent and cushions had lost their “cush”. To make LST the best for our patrons, we invested in new comfy chairs, risers, and an ADA ramp to improve views along with a state of the art digital sound system. We are grateful to MCACA/NEA for their support for the Arts in Michigan and specifically for funds toward these improvements. take a seat fundraiser
As we look forward to our 18th season (wow, how time flies when you are having fun!) we look forward to bringing another season of affordable, quality theatre to our summer fun! While the quality of our shows continues to improve not so for the chairs we invested over a decade ago. The fabric was frayed,the metal legs were bent and cushions had lost their “cush”. To make LST the best for our patrons, we invested in new comfy chairs, risers, and an ADA ramp to improve views along with a state of the art digital sound system. We are grateful to MCACA/NEA for their support for the Arts in Michigan and specifically for funds toward these improvements. take a seat fundraiser
Theatre Mission
The mission of Lake Superior Theater Inc. is to provide our
community in Upper Peninsula and Marquette the opportunity to experience live performances. Our current emphasis is historical musical dramas. Facts about Lake Superior Theatre: • Formed in 1998 as a non-profit, 501 (c)3 status theater company, presenting historical dramas that present and preserve our past. • Volunteer Board of Directors raises money, writes grants and promotes the theatre. • More than 100 cast and support crew members. • First season in 1999 produced the musical Beacon on the Rock, written and directed by Shelley Russell. • Theatre productions are held at the Frazier Boat House located at 270 Lakeshore Blvd. in Marquette’s beautiful Lower Harbor. Check out our Instagram, Twitter, & Facebook |
theatre address
270 N.Lakeshore BLVD marquette, Mi 498855 |
Every summer Lake Superior Yacht Yard transforms into Lake Superior theater.
A glimpse of the 2015 Summer Season
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