Show Dates: March 28-29
Ever thought of writing your own story? Well, Nebraska playwrights have their stories brought to life at the Yorkshire Playhouse in these One Acts under Dalton Brandt’s direction. Watch these two beautiful stories unfold for the first time by reserving your tickets in March!
The Yorkshire Playhouse is once again honoring two community playwrights! The 2022 winning script, Ghosts, will be performed alongside the 2023 winner, Macrame Owls and Matsutake Mushrooms.
In Ghosts, written by Raima Kreifels and Lily Houston, five female ghostwriters are invited to a mysterious island, where they are forced to write Julius Henker’s ‘autobiography.’
In Macrame Owls and Matsutake Mushrooms, written by Daniel L. Wolff, is a contemplative piece about members of the Critics Anonymous Support Group. Witty, fast-paced dialogue drives the show toward its thought-provoking conclusion.

Performance Dates:
October 2-4, 8-9, 11
Village life in King’s Abbot might keep the local gossips busy, but it certainly wouldn’t be described as exciting by Doctor Sheppard. There is a new neighbor in town with a Belgian accent and a propensity for growing vegetables. Doctor Sheppard is pretty sure he is a hair dresser. But when Mrs Ferrars dies, things begin to escalate quickly in one of the greatest mysteries Agatha Christie ever wrote. Don’t miss this cast of suspects and the exciting murder mystery during our fall production of “The Murder of Roger Ackroyd"! Get your tickets today!
On Thursday-Friday the doors open at 7pm, shows begin at 7:30pm. On Saturday and Sunday the doors open at 1:30, shows begin at 2:00pm.
Tickets are now on sale!
Tickets are only $15.00 for Playhouse Members. $17.00 for the General Public!
Evening Performances: Oct 2, 8, 9 @ 7:30PM
Weekend Matinees: Oct 3, 4, 11 @ 2:00PM
All first and second row seating is full on Friday, October 9. If you have accessibility, please select one of our other performances. Thank you!
Members and Voucher holders be sure to get your discount codes before purchasing! See below.