THE WIZARD OF OZ to Open at PCPA in Santa Maria
Pacific Conservatory Theatre will present THE WIZARD OF OZ, directed by Mark Booher in his final production after 27 years with the organization.
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Valerie Rachelle Named Artistic Director and Dean of PCPA
Valerie Rachelle has been named Artistic Director and Dean of Pacific Conservatory Theatre, returning to the institution where she previously worked as an actor, casting director, and choreographer.
COME FROM AWAY Will Come to PCPA
PCPA will stage the Tony Award-winning musical COME FROM AWAY, based on the true story of Gander, Newfoundland, on September 11, 2001, running April 23–May 10 at Marian Theatre and June 11–27 at Solvang Festival Theater.
Artistic Director/Dean Mark Booher to Retire From PCPA After 27 years of Leadership
Pacific Conservatory Theatre has announced that Mark Booher, Artistic Director/Dean, will retire from his leadership role in December 2026, concluding his 27-year tenure.
DISNEY'S FROZEN Opens at PCPA Next Week
For the first time in forever, Disney’s Frozen comes to life on the PCPA stage — The production runs from November 6 through December 21, 2025 at the Marian Theatre, and July 5 through August 2, 2026 at the Solvang Festival Theater.
FROZEN Comes to Pacific Conservatory Theatre
For the first time in forever, Disney's Frozen will come to life on the PCPA stage! The worldwide Broadway sensation, based on the Academy Award-winning animated film, brings dazzling life to the beloved story.
Review: HOLMES AND WATSON at PCPA: Solvang Festival Theater
With a crack of thunder and a flash of lightning, “Holmes and Watson” begins.
PCPA Foundation Gives $240,000 Gift To PCPA
During the festive opening night celebration of PCPA's production of Waitress, the PCPA Foundation presented a check for $240,000 to support the ongoing work of the Pacific Conservatory Theatre.
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING Comes to PCPA in February
PCPA will present William Shakespeare’s beloved romantic comedy Much Ado About Nothing, bringing wit, romance, and intrigue to the Marian Theatre stage.
THE AGITATORS Comes to Pacific Conservatory Theatre This Month
Get ready for a powerful and moving theatrical experience as The Agitators, a compelling drama about the enduring friendship between iconic American figures Frederick Douglass and Susan B.
PCPA Presents THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG Beginning This Month
PCPA will present THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG, a comedy about a theater production beset by a series of hilarious mishaps.
HENRY V Comes to Pacific Conservatory Theatre in February
Experience the immersive world of Henry V by William Shakespeare at the Marian Theatre, February 15 through March 3, 2024, Get your tickets today!
PCPA Presents EMMA Next Month
PCPA presents, Emma, adapted for the stage by Joseph Hanreddy, from the novel by Jane Austen.
PCPA Brings Shakespeare's AS YOU LIKE IT To The Stage
PCPA's production of As You Like It comes to the Marian stage February 17th through March 6th.
Pacific Conservatory Theatre Announces 2021-22 Season
Play readings, musicals, comedies and dramas are back on the stage for PCPA’s 2021-22 season, presented in three venues on the Central Coast.
PCPA To Delay Opening Of Season 57
As the outlook for the resumption of public gatherings remains poor, based on the resurgence of the COVID virus and the unpredictability of the pandemic getting under control, PCPA - Pacific Conservatory Theatre will delay the opening of its Season 57 to June 2021 with plans to resume live performan
PCPA Plays On! Presents More Free Virtual Programming This Summer
PCPA is expanding its free virtual programming summer sessions of PCPA Plays On! for youth and adults; programs that are educational, engaging, fun, and theatre focused.
PCPA Cancels Summer Season 2020 in Santa Maria and Solvang
PCPA has canceled its summer season.
Pacific Conservatory Theatre Cancels THE SOUND OF MUSIC
PCPA Artistic Director/Associate Dean Mark Booher has released the following statement:
Resident Artist Emily Trask Welcomes New Literary Duties
Pacific Conservatory Theatre Resident Artist Emily Trask takes on an additional role as Literary Associate and Hurlbert Fellow.
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