Pocket Theatre

Raul Dahl’s James and the Giant Peach, kicks off summer with performances June 1-10 at Pocket Community Theatre (PCT). Adapted for stage by David Wood, the story of James Henry Trotter is a delightful tale for young and old alike. Join Miss Spider, Old-Green-Grasshopper and all the other characters. Pure fun for all!

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 us any number of these tickets for a performance. The PCT is located at 170 Ravine Street in Hot Springs. Visit www.pockettheatre for further information.

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