Since then the center has been host to many performances and activities including the record-setting runs of "Peter Pan" and "The Wizard of Oz" both with over 8000 people in attendance! The first year of operation saw ninety activities in the center with an attendance of just over sixty-thousand. With the support of the community we plan to continue to house the arts for many years to come.
Mr. Fortune is planning a horror epic that will turn even Hitchcock pale. Mary, his slightly wacky aide, rents a house for the production, complete with cobwebs, banging shutters, a non-working phone, and an erratic electrical system. A dangerous criminal escapes from a nearby prison and hides in the old.
Mr. Fortune is planning a horror epic that will turn even Hitchcock pale. Mary, his slightly wacky aide, rents a house for the production, complete with cobwebs, banging shutters, a non-working phone, and an erratic electrical system. A dangerous criminal escapes from a nearby prison and hides in the old.
