Save your seat for Pentacle Theatre’s 2027 season, a mix of classics, comedy, and camp sure to please.
Season tickets are available now, and the benefits are numerous: a discount, no ticket exchange fees if you need to switch a date, your same seat for every performance, and no service fee. Plus, and this might be the most important, your ticket purchase supports Salem’s arts community. Secure your season tickets here. Watch for individual tickets coming soon.
Here’s what’s coming to the stage —
The Man Who Came To Dinner
January 29 – February 20

A famously difficult critic gets stuck recuperating with an Ohio family and turns their home, their holidays, and nearly everyone around him upside down in this sharp classic comedy. Directed by Scott Ramp
Roald Dahl’s Matilda The Musical
March 19 – April 10

A brilliant young girl discovers that intelligence, imagination, and a little magic might be exactly what she needs to take on the terrible adults in her life. Directed by Robert Salberg
Bedroom Farce
May 5 – 29

Four marriages, three bedrooms, and one very long Saturday night collide in Alan Ayckbourn’s comedy about relationships coming apart, coming together, and getting increasingly complicated. Directed by MaryKate Lindbeck
Broadway Bound
June 25 – July 17

Two brothers chase their dream of becoming professional comedy writers while their family fractures around them in Neil Simon’s funny and deeply personal autobiographical play. Directed by Jo Dodge
Silent Sky
August 13 – September 4

The true story of astronomer Henrietta Leavitt, whose work at Harvard helped transform our understanding of the universe despite the limits placed on women in early 20th-century science. Directed by Debbie Neel
The Rocky Horror Show
October 1 – 23

Brad and Janet’s innocent night out takes a very strange turn when they stumble into Dr. Frank-N-Furter’s castle in the gleefully outrageous cult rock musical built for audience participation. Directed by Geri Greeno
Pride and Prejudice
November 19 – December 11

Lizzy Bennet and Mr. Darcy spar, stumble, and fall toward romance in a lively, theatrical adaptation of Jane Austen’s enduring comedy of manners. Directed by Claire Coulson
Get Tickets
Secure your season tickets at https://purchase.pentacletheatre.org/Events (watch for individual tickets coming soon)
Image Credit: From Pentacle Theatre’s 2026 production of You Can’t Take It With You. Photo By Vicki Woods.





