A season of bold storytelling and unforgettable performances takes center stage as the Rose Center Theater earns multiple 2025 BroadwayWorld Local Award nominations for Annie, Oklahoma!, and Something Rotten!. From sweeping classics to sharp musical comedy, this celebration honors the artists, ensembles, and creative teams who brought magic to the stage all year long.

Opening weekend of Robin Hood and the White Arrow: the Holiday Feast of Stephen lit up the Rose Center Theater with laughter, heart, and unforgettable performances. From standout turns by Brennan Eckberg, Catherine Dosier, and Addison Shay to a vibrant ensemble and stunning visuals, audiences called the show “full of heart” and “perfect for the holidays.” Tickets available now.

Addison Shay returns to the Rose Center Theater as Maid Marian in Robin Hood and the White Arrow: the Holiday Feast of Stephen. She shares how a middle school production at the Rose sparked her love for theater, how she connects personally to Marian’s compassion, and why this holiday show is really about people coming together for something bigger than themselves.

Step into Sherwood Forest and meet the extraordinary company of Robin Hood and the White Arrow: the Holiday Feast of Stephen at the Rose Center Theater. From Brennan Eckberg’s heroic Robin Hood to Catherine Dosier and Addison Shay’s radiant Maid Marian, Chris Caputo’s commanding Prince John, and a talented ensemble of over sixty performers, this holiday musical celebrates courage, community, and the joy of giving.

Step behind the curtain with the cast of Robin Hood and the White Arrow: the Holiday Feast of Stephen. Through music, movement, and laughter, the Rose Center Theater company transforms rehearsal halls into Sherwood Forest. Featuring exclusive photos and insights from the creative team, this behind-the-scenes feature celebrates the artistry and community that make this new holiday musical shine.

Celebrate the season at the Rose Center Theater’s Feast Day Gala & Fundraiser, inspired by Robin Hood and the White Arrow: the Holiday Feast of Stephen. Enjoy dinner, drinks, and live theater on December 6, 2025, with a buffet holiday feast, live music, and a full performance of the show. All proceeds benefit local performing arts programs. Tickets available now at rosecentertheater.com/feastdaygala.

The Rose Center Theater proudly reveals the cast of Robin Hood and the White Arrow: the Holiday Feast of Stephen. Led by Brennan Eckberg as Robin Hood, Vincent Aniceto as Friar Tuck, and Catherine Dossier and Addison Shay as Maid Marian, this original holiday musical celebrates community, courage, and the spirit of giving. Performances run November through December 2025. Tickets available now at rosecentertheater.com.

Step into Sherwood Forest this holiday season with Robin Hood and the White Arrow: the Holiday Feast of Stephen, a brand-new original musical at the Rose Center Theater. Featuring live musicians, heartfelt storytelling, and a festive spirit of adventure, this dazzling new production brings music, laughter, and the warmth of giving to Orange County audiences. Tickets are on sale now at rosecentertheater.com.

The final curtain is near! Annie closes this weekend at Rose Center Theater after a sold-out run and rave reviews. Watch the official promo video and don’t miss your last chance to see this Broadway favorite Sept 26–28.

Angela Hatcher of the Westminster Herald Journal calls Annie at Rose Center Theater an “incredibly delightful feel good musical” brimming with joy, hope, and heart. With final shows Sept 26–28, audiences have one last chance to see this celebrated production.

Opening weekend of Annie at Rose Center Theater sold out, drawing thunderous applause and standing ovations. Featuring Ava Madison Gray and Everly Marie Guerra in the title role, the production is winning hearts across Orange County. Don’t miss your chance to see it.

Meet the stars of Annie! This September, Rose Center Theater brings Broadway’s beloved musical to life with two rising talents in the title role, a cast full of heart, and a story that continues to inspire. Don’t miss your chance to experience the magic.

The cast is announced. Annie returns to the Rose Center Theater Sept 13–28, led by two talented young performers sharing the title role and a vibrant company of local artists. Meet our Annies, explore the cast, and secure your seats today.

Few Broadway songs have left as lasting a mark as Tomorrow from Annie. Explore how this simple tune became a universal anthem of hope and why audiences at Rose Center Theater will rediscover its magic this fall. Experience the power of resilience in song.

Rose Center Theater’s Annie returns this fall, proving why the iconic musical remains as relevant and uplifting as ever. From its timeless message to its unforgettable songs, discover why audiences of all ages still can’t get enough.

Ready to shine in Annie? The Rose Center Theater has opened auditions for its Fall 2025 production. This guide walks you through everything you need to know — from deadlines to self-tape tips — so you can submit with confidence.

The Rose Center Theater has opened virtual auditions for its Fall 2025 production of Annie. Youth and adult performers are invited to submit now for this full-scale musical production in the heart of Orange County.

The buzz is real — Something Rotten! is a hit at the Rose Center Theater! With standing ovations, stellar performances, and a review calling it “Something Special, Indeed,” this comedy musical is packing houses through July 20. Read what critics are saying and grab your tickets now.

Find out why Something Rotten! is the must-see musical of the summer in Orange County. Audiences are loving the comedy, cast performances, and musical magic happening nightly at the Rose Center Theater. Watch exclusive behind-the-scenes footage, hear from the cast, and grab your tickets before it’s too late — the show runs through July 20!

The Rose Center Theater’s Something Rotten! is receiving rave reviews, including a 4.5-star rating from The Show Report. This witty musical comedy blends Elizabethan history with sharp satire, catchy tunes, and a fast-paced storyline centered on the Bottom brothers’ rivalry with Shakespeare. With an outstanding local cast and nonstop laughs, the production runs through July 20th in Westminster. Don’t miss your chance to experience this unforgettable show — get your tickets no