Pocket Annie

August 3-12, 2018 Pocket Community Theatre presents: Little Orphan Annie
LOCATION: 170 Ravine Street

The popular musical, Annie, takes the stage August 3-12. Based on Little Orphan Annie, this family favorite with music by Charles Strouse, lyrics by Martin Charnin and book by Thomas Meehan will have you singing the songs as you leave the theatre and maybe even “Tomorrow”.

Performances of all Pocket Community Theatre productions are 7:30pm Friday and Saturday with a 2:30pm Sunday matinee.

General admission is $15 for plays and $20 for musicals. Admission for children through age 12 is $5 for all shows. Season tickets are $75 for the six shows. This year the theatre is offering a 6-admission flex ticket for $80.

Reservations are required for these tickets and you may use any number of these tickets for a performance.

The Pocket Community Theatre is located at 170 Ravine Street, just off Park Avenue, in downtown Hot Springs. Visit the theatre at www.pockettheatre.org for further information.

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