All operations and events suspended until January 2021
Dear Lakeland Players,
After many hours of careful consideration and a few meetings later, the Lakeland Players board has voted to suspend all in person operations (I.e. rehearsals, performances, meetings, etc.). The safety of all involved with our theatre is our top priority.
We hope to return to normal operations on January 2, 2021. We will continue to monitor the rules & regulations surrounding COVID-19 and will resume normal operations when it is safe to do so. Please continue to monitor our website for updates on when we will resume operations.
Our hope would be for our patrons & supporters, who are able, to make a donation in lieu of tickets you may have purchased during the suspended performances of our 2019-2020 & 2020-2021 seasons. By donating, you join our members & board members in pressing forward to ensure our theatre continues to thrive in future seasons.
Thank you for your understanding during these uncertain times, and we will resume normal operations as soon as it is safe to do so. As always we are grateful for your continued support & hope you continue to stay safe & healthy.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
With Gratitude,
Ken Simpson
President of Lakeland Players
After many hours of careful consideration and a few meetings later, the Lakeland Players board has voted to suspend all in person operations (I.e. rehearsals, performances, meetings, etc.). The safety of all involved with our theatre is our top priority.
We hope to return to normal operations on January 2, 2021. We will continue to monitor the rules & regulations surrounding COVID-19 and will resume normal operations when it is safe to do so. Please continue to monitor our website for updates on when we will resume operations.
Our hope would be for our patrons & supporters, who are able, to make a donation in lieu of tickets you may have purchased during the suspended performances of our 2019-2020 & 2020-2021 seasons. By donating, you join our members & board members in pressing forward to ensure our theatre continues to thrive in future seasons.
Thank you for your understanding during these uncertain times, and we will resume normal operations as soon as it is safe to do so. As always we are grateful for your continued support & hope you continue to stay safe & healthy.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
With Gratitude,
Ken Simpson
President of Lakeland Players
Lakeland Players News
ALMOST, MAINE WARMS A COLD WINTER AT LAKELAND PLAYERS TO START THE DECADE
01/26/2020
Lakeland Players started the new decade with the winter play Almost, Maine a anthology show about
love, loss and relationships in a small town that isn't Almost, Maine.
A big thank you to the cast and crew of this production. It was a fantastic show.
Thank you as well to our first time director Cyndi Heins, We know this is the first of many good things to
come.
Lakeland Players started the new decade with the winter play Almost, Maine a anthology show about
love, loss and relationships in a small town that isn't Almost, Maine.
A big thank you to the cast and crew of this production. It was a fantastic show.
Thank you as well to our first time director Cyndi Heins, We know this is the first of many good things to
come.
LAKELAND PLAYERS PREMIERS AMERICAN PSYCHO THE MUSICAL IN MICHIGAN
TO SOLD OUT AUDIENCES
For Halloween, Lakeland Players premiered the Musical American Psycho
to open our 61st season. Promoting a new cast of new and old time Lake
land Players. It was the first show by Lakeland that was performed at the
Pontiac Little Arts Theater. Opening to rave reviews and even having actors featured on FOX 2 News another first for Lakeland Players.
Thank You to all who made this a wonderful successful show, Here is to a
great 61st season.
Lakeland Players "Went There" without any reservations in "Next to Normal"
05/27/2019
Lakeland Players closed off its 2018-2019 season with the thought provoking tony award winning musical "Next to Norrmal" Directed by Maria Mikulec, Normal explored Mental Illness and its effect on the family.
An ensemble cast each with important roles to play lead this tour de force. The show was so controversial that it was our first show staged at the Starlight Theater in Waterford Michigan.
Not pulling any punches. Maria presented the full uneditted version of the show. Wisely highlighting and bringing to light the full power and message of the show. All members of the cast earning rave reviews.
It was a great way to end our 60th season.
Thank you to all the "Players" who brought this together and continue Lakeland's reputation to "Go
There"
Lakeland Players closed off its 2018-2019 season with the thought provoking tony award winning musical "Next to Norrmal" Directed by Maria Mikulec, Normal explored Mental Illness and its effect on the family.
An ensemble cast each with important roles to play lead this tour de force. The show was so controversial that it was our first show staged at the Starlight Theater in Waterford Michigan.
Not pulling any punches. Maria presented the full uneditted version of the show. Wisely highlighting and bringing to light the full power and message of the show. All members of the cast earning rave reviews.
It was a great way to end our 60th season.
Thank you to all the "Players" who brought this together and continue Lakeland's reputation to "Go
There"
