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Our next production is currently being planned for February 2009. Keep checking our website for more information.
See Homeschooling blog featuring an article on SGR Theater: http://ahomeschoolingthespian.blogspot.com/search/label/theatre%20productions We were also in the September edition of Mater et Magistra. Please email me if you would like to see the article.
SGR Theater is currently accepting new members. Please email us for more information (see contacts page).Following are plays that are being considered for the future:
Lady, We Love You: The Children of Fatima (Replay with Little Flowers of Crafton, PA)
Christmas Production
A Man for All Seasons: Saint Thomas More
H.M.S. Pinafore
Sound of Music
The Song of Bernadette
The Magician's Nephew
Regina Martyrum Saint Stories:
Death Rather than Sin: Saint Dominic Savio (& Saint John Bosco): "The true-life story of St. Dominic Savio, the boy who became a saint at Don Bosco’s Oratory in Turin. This production will inspire our boys and girls alike and make them devoted to St. Dominic Savio: a good boy, a good student and a legitimate role model for today’s youth. (Regina Martyrum Productions)" Approximately 1 1/2 hrs. longTorch of Fire: Saint Patrick (March 2009): "The story of St. Patrick’s trip to King Laeghaire seeking permission to preach in Ireland. St. Patrick’s clashes with the Druids are brought to life, and his Faith in Christ defeats them. (Regina Martyrum Productions)" Approximately 45 min. long
A Model of Humility: Saint Gerard Majella (Late Fall 2007): "Spanning all the years from his birth to his death, this is the touching, tender, dramatic, funny and inspiring story of the renowned wonder worker, St. Gerard Majella of Muro, Italy in the 18th century. This great Redemptorist lay brother was the model of humility and the model of obedience, a genuine role model for all of us. (Regina Martyrum Productions)" Appoximately 1 1/2 hrs. long
Aflame for Souls: Saint Anthony Claret: "Forever, forever, forever! The words that changed the life of the 19th century, St. Anthony Claret. This epic about this great Spanish saint teaches us much about him and about ourselves! Bombs explode, earthquakes shake, miracles recur and would-be assasins repent of their intentions...and Claret is yet the same: Servant of Jesus Christ and ever aflame for souls! (Regina Martyrum Productions)" Approximately 2 hrs.
In This Sign You Shall Conquer: Saint Helena and the Cross: "An historical drama about Constantine and his rise to the throne of Rome as the first Christian Emperor; then his mother, St. Helena, sets off to Jerusalem to find the Holy Cross...which she does. An epic production with action & battles, drama & intrigue, comedy & sorrow: you will thrill, chill, laugh and cry! (Regina Martyrum Productions)" Approximately 2 hrs. long
Recourse to Thee: Saint Catherine Labore: "A story of grace and love as Our Lady gives St. Catherine Labouré the mission of casting The Miraculous Medal. Learn of this humble nun who from her earliest years performed even her simplest duties for the love of God and His Blessed Mother thereby achieving sanctity; also learn more about the earliest miracles of grace due to The Miraculous Medal. (Regina Martyrum Productions)" Approximately 1 hr. long
Body and Soul: Saint Joseph Mascanti: "The biographical drama of St. Joseph Moscati, an Italian physician who lived from 1880 to 1927. From the earthquakes of Mt. Vesuvius to the foxholes of The First World War to the Hospital of the incurables, he was “crazy with love of souls.” His humility, sacrifice of self, gifted intellect and Christian charity will inspire and impress. (Regina Martyrum Productions)" Approximately 1 hr. long
