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ONCE ON THIS ISLAND, JR.
Youth Production Directed by Heather Nordenbrock Aug. 23-26 
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DON’T DRESS FOR DINNER
Directed by Jodi Lynn Kamyszek Oct. 26-Nov. 4 |
THE CURIOUS SAVAGE
High School Production Directed by Julie Riddle Dec. 6-9 
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Our theatRE
Our theater is located at 257 North Third St., Rogers City, Michigan. It was constructed in 1937 as a classic, single screen small town movie palace in the Art Deco style. After a fire in 1947, the theater was rebuilt and expanded. Serving as a downtown landmark for decades, the theater was purchased in 2003 by Karl. W. Heidemann.
The new owner added a stage, theatrical lighting, and utility improvements. In the summer of 2009, exterior restoration brought back the black and orange tile work of the original theatre façade.
Once the stage was available, an informal group of local theater fanatics emerged that now constitutes the Rogers City Community Theater (RCCT). Live productions began alternating with first run movies in a revitalized auditorium during 2004. In 2006, a summer youth program began as well.
In January 2014 the theater underwent a massive upgrade. The entire center section now has new, state of the art seating. Along with the digitization of the movie presentation process, installation of Real-D technology for showing 3-D films, and a new (really big) screen, our home is set to become a destination for movie and theatre-goers throughout northeast Michigan!
The new owner added a stage, theatrical lighting, and utility improvements. In the summer of 2009, exterior restoration brought back the black and orange tile work of the original theatre façade.
Once the stage was available, an informal group of local theater fanatics emerged that now constitutes the Rogers City Community Theater (RCCT). Live productions began alternating with first run movies in a revitalized auditorium during 2004. In 2006, a summer youth program began as well.
In January 2014 the theater underwent a massive upgrade. The entire center section now has new, state of the art seating. Along with the digitization of the movie presentation process, installation of Real-D technology for showing 3-D films, and a new (really big) screen, our home is set to become a destination for movie and theatre-goers throughout northeast Michigan!
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