Beaverton Civic Theatre

Written by 
Mary Chase

Directed by 
George Herkert

Feb. 14th-Mar. 11th

Elwood has a rabbit for a friend. A 6-foot invisible rabbit. His socialite sister tries to commit him to the sanitarium, but ends up being the one committed instead, leading to a comedy of errors!

Written by 
William Gibson

Directed by 
Doreen Lundberg

Apr. 27th-May 13th

The true story of Annie Sullivan, the persistent teacher who helped Helen Keller learn to communicate, overcoming the challenges of being both deaf and blind.

Book, Music & Lyrics by
Clark Gesner

Directed by
Milli Hoelscher

July 20th-Aug. 5th


A musical comedy based on the classic Peanuts comic strip. Surrounded by the gang, Charlie Brown learns about happiness and what it takes to be a "good man."

By Michael Carleton, James FitzGerald & John K. Alvarez

Directed by
Paul Roder

Nov. 30th-Dec 14th

Rather than redo the classic Dickens tale yet again, three actors take a humorous romp through the holiday season when they decide to perform every Christmas story ever told--hitting on carols, icon, and traditions from around the world.

Book and Lyrics by 
Alan Jay Lerner

Directed by
Dennis Britten

Sept. 28th-Oct. 14th


The old legend comes to life as King Arthur ushers in the age of chivalry with the Knights of the Round Table. Unfortunately, his lofty ideals are challenged when his Queen, Guenevere, falls in love with Sir Lancelot. 

New for the 2012 season!




Beaverton Civic Theatre is offering a series of play readings for inexperienced and experienced readers alike! The only criteria for participation are the love of plays and the joy of reading them aloud among like-minded theatre fans. There is a $5 materials fee, which covers all four sessions.