Woodstock Opera House

February 2 at 1:00 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

What actions would you take if you found yourself reliving the identical day repeatedly? Phil Connors, an experienced weatherman from a big city, is less than thrilled about reporting the annual Groundhog Day event in Punxsutawney, PA, a quaint small town. His haughty and skeptical demeanor clashes with the local residents’ enthusiasm, who eagerly anticipate the groundhog predicting an early spring. Following his scornful report on the groundhog’s unfavorable forecast, Phil is shocked to wake up and realize it’s February 2nd again. As he comes to terms with his predicament of experiencing the same day repeatedly, he faces a choice…

Will Phil resign himself to this endless loop, or will he muster the strength to transform himself and alter his destiny?

What makes this production even more special? This captivating performance will be staged in Woodstock, IL, the actual filming location for the movie “Groundhog Day,” at the Woodstock Opera House, famously depicted as the Pennsylvania Hotel in the film!

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions

February 2 at 6:00 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

What actions would you take if you found yourself reliving the identical day repeatedly? Phil Connors, an experienced weatherman from a big city, is less than thrilled about reporting the annual Groundhog Day event in Punxsutawney, PA, a quaint small town. His haughty and skeptical demeanor clashes with the local residents’ enthusiasm, who eagerly anticipate the groundhog predicting an early spring. Following his scornful report on the groundhog’s unfavorable forecast, Phil is shocked to wake up and realize it’s February 2nd again. As he comes to terms with his predicament of experiencing the same day repeatedly, he faces a choice…

Will Phil resign himself to this endless loop, or will he muster the strength to transform himself and alter his destiny?

What makes this production even more special? This captivating performance will be staged in Woodstock, IL, the actual filming location for the movie “Groundhog Day,” at the Woodstock Opera House, famously depicted as the Pennsylvania Hotel in the film!

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions

February 7 at 7:30 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

What actions would you take if you found yourself reliving the identical day repeatedly? Phil Connors, an experienced weatherman from a big city, is less than thrilled about reporting the annual Groundhog Day event in Punxsutawney, PA, a quaint small town. His haughty and skeptical demeanor clashes with the local residents’ enthusiasm, who eagerly anticipate the groundhog predicting an early spring. Following his scornful report on the groundhog’s unfavorable forecast, Phil is shocked to wake up and realize it’s February 2nd again. As he comes to terms with his predicament of experiencing the same day repeatedly, he faces a choice…

Will Phil resign himself to this endless loop, or will he muster the strength to transform himself and alter his destiny?

What makes this production even more special? This captivating performance will be staged in Woodstock, IL, the actual filming location for the movie “Groundhog Day,” at the Woodstock Opera House, famously depicted as the Pennsylvania Hotel in the film!

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions

February 8 at 2:00 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

What actions would you take if you found yourself reliving the identical day repeatedly? Phil Connors, an experienced weatherman from a big city, is less than thrilled about reporting the annual Groundhog Day event in Punxsutawney, PA, a quaint small town. His haughty and skeptical demeanor clashes with the local residents’ enthusiasm, who eagerly anticipate the groundhog predicting an early spring. Following his scornful report on the groundhog’s unfavorable forecast, Phil is shocked to wake up and realize it’s February 2nd again. As he comes to terms with his predicament of experiencing the same day repeatedly, he faces a choice…

Will Phil resign himself to this endless loop, or will he muster the strength to transform himself and alter his destiny?

What makes this production even more special? This captivating performance will be staged in Woodstock, IL, the actual filming location for the movie “Groundhog Day,” at the Woodstock Opera House, famously depicted as the Pennsylvania Hotel in the film!

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions

February 8 at 7:30 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

What actions would you take if you found yourself reliving the identical day repeatedly? Phil Connors, an experienced weatherman from a big city, is less than thrilled about reporting the annual Groundhog Day event in Punxsutawney, PA, a quaint small town. His haughty and skeptical demeanor clashes with the local residents’ enthusiasm, who eagerly anticipate the groundhog predicting an early spring. Following his scornful report on the groundhog’s unfavorable forecast, Phil is shocked to wake up and realize it’s February 2nd again. As he comes to terms with his predicament of experiencing the same day repeatedly, he faces a choice…

Will Phil resign himself to this endless loop, or will he muster the strength to transform himself and alter his destiny?

What makes this production even more special? This captivating performance will be staged in Woodstock, IL, the actual filming location for the movie “Groundhog Day,” at the Woodstock Opera House, famously depicted as the Pennsylvania Hotel in the film!

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions

February 9 at 2:00 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

What actions would you take if you found yourself reliving the identical day repeatedly? Phil Connors, an experienced weatherman from a big city, is less than thrilled about reporting the annual Groundhog Day event in Punxsutawney, PA, a quaint small town. His haughty and skeptical demeanor clashes with the local residents’ enthusiasm, who eagerly anticipate the groundhog predicting an early spring. Following his scornful report on the groundhog’s unfavorable forecast, Phil is shocked to wake up and realize it’s February 2nd again. As he comes to terms with his predicament of experiencing the same day repeatedly, he faces a choice…

Will Phil resign himself to this endless loop, or will he muster the strength to transform himself and alter his destiny?

What makes this production even more special? This captivating performance will be staged in Woodstock, IL, the actual filming location for the movie “Groundhog Day,” at the Woodstock Opera House, famously depicted as the Pennsylvania Hotel in the film!

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions

February 14 at 7:30 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

What actions would you take if you found yourself reliving the identical day repeatedly? Phil Connors, an experienced weatherman from a big city, is less than thrilled about reporting the annual Groundhog Day event in Punxsutawney, PA, a quaint small town. His haughty and skeptical demeanor clashes with the local residents’ enthusiasm, who eagerly anticipate the groundhog predicting an early spring. Following his scornful report on the groundhog’s unfavorable forecast, Phil is shocked to wake up and realize it’s February 2nd again. As he comes to terms with his predicament of experiencing the same day repeatedly, he faces a choice…

Will Phil resign himself to this endless loop, or will he muster the strength to transform himself and alter his destiny?

What makes this production even more special? This captivating performance will be staged in Woodstock, IL, the actual filming location for the movie “Groundhog Day,” at the Woodstock Opera House, famously depicted as the Pennsylvania Hotel in the film!

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions

February 15 at 2:00 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

What actions would you take if you found yourself reliving the identical day repeatedly? Phil Connors, an experienced weatherman from a big city, is less than thrilled about reporting the annual Groundhog Day event in Punxsutawney, PA, a quaint small town. His haughty and skeptical demeanor clashes with the local residents’ enthusiasm, who eagerly anticipate the groundhog predicting an early spring. Following his scornful report on the groundhog’s unfavorable forecast, Phil is shocked to wake up and realize it’s February 2nd again. As he comes to terms with his predicament of experiencing the same day repeatedly, he faces a choice…

Will Phil resign himself to this endless loop, or will he muster the strength to transform himself and alter his destiny?

What makes this production even more special? This captivating performance will be staged in Woodstock, IL, the actual filming location for the movie “Groundhog Day,” at the Woodstock Opera House, famously depicted as the Pennsylvania Hotel in the film!

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions

February 16 at 2:00 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

What actions would you take if you found yourself reliving the identical day repeatedly? Phil Connors, an experienced weatherman from a big city, is less than thrilled about reporting the annual Groundhog Day event in Punxsutawney, PA, a quaint small town. His haughty and skeptical demeanor clashes with the local residents’ enthusiasm, who eagerly anticipate the groundhog predicting an early spring. Following his scornful report on the groundhog’s unfavorable forecast, Phil is shocked to wake up and realize it’s February 2nd again. As he comes to terms with his predicament of experiencing the same day repeatedly, he faces a choice…

Will Phil resign himself to this endless loop, or will he muster the strength to transform himself and alter his destiny?

What makes this production even more special? This captivating performance will be staged in Woodstock, IL, the actual filming location for the movie “Groundhog Day,” at the Woodstock Opera House, famously depicted as the Pennsylvania Hotel in the film!

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions

Woodstock Fine Arts Association's 61st Annual Creative Living Series 
Patrick Bringley
Thursday, February 20, 2025 at 10:00 AM

All the Beauty in the World: The Metropolitan Museum of Art and Me

Grieving the loss of his older brother to cancer, Patrick Bringley quit his job at the New Yorker magazine and went to work as a security guard at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. His idea was to “stand still awhile,” to drink in the beauty all around him while directing visitors to the restrooms and the mummies, to find comfort with no thought of moving forward. The exquisite account of his ten years at the Met--including a tour of masterpieces and their creators--is a lesson in learning not “about art, but from it” as well as a meditation on finding joy in both the exalted and the mundane.

TICKET SALE DATES
SERIES RENEWAL:  April 18, 2024 1:00 PM
SERIES:  June 4, 2024 10:00 AM
INDIVIDUAL:  September 10, 2024 10:00 AM

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is ONLY accessible by stairs.

Any questions? Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300

Woodstock Fine Arts Association's 61st Annual Creative Living Series 
Phil Vettel
Thursday, March 20, 2025 at 10:00 AM

The Golden Age of Chicago Dining

He could send panic through a restaurant’s staff when he arrived, but while they freaked out, he was always rooting for them. An acclaimed Chicago Tribune journalist who was its food critic for 31 years, Phil Vettel witnessed the evolution of the Chicago food scene, covering talents like Charlie Trotter, Grant Achatz, and Stephanie Izard. In the process, he brought attention to Chicago as one of the nation’s finest culinary destinations. For 11 years, he served on the James Beard Foundation’s Restaurant and Chef Awards Committee. You’ve trusted his reviews. Now get his ringside point of view on the Chicago food scene and the culinary giants who make it sizzle.

TICKET SALE DATES
SERIES RENEWAL:  April 18, 2024 1:00 PM
SERIES:  June 4, 2024 10:00 AM
INDIVIDUAL:  September 10, 2024 10:00 AM

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is ONLY accessible by stairs.

Any questions? Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300

April 4 at 7:30 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

Inspired by Alexandre Dumas’ classic tale, this play is packed with valor, betrayal, thrilling escapes, and, most importantly, honor.

Set in the year 1625, the narrative kicks off with D’Artagnan, who embarks on a journey to Paris in pursuit of adventure. Accompanying him is his sister, Sabine, a definitive tomboy. Sent alongside D’Artagnan for a convent school education in Paris, she disguises herself as a boy – posing as D’Artagnan’s servant – and soon becomes wrapped up in her brother’s escapades. Shortly after their arrival in Paris, D’Artagnan crosses paths with the era’s renowned heroes – Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, the legendary musketeers. He allies with them to uphold the Queen of France’s honor, placing him at odds with Europe’s most formidable foe, Cardinal Richelieu. Yet more threatening is the notorious Countess de Winter, also known as Milady, who is determined to seek vengeance against D’Artagnan and Sabine for their interference. Unbeknownst to Milady, Sabine, the girl she underestimates, is destined to be the one who saves the day.

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions

April 5 at 7:30 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

Inspired by Alexandre Dumas’ classic tale, this play is packed with valor, betrayal, thrilling escapes, and, most importantly, honor.

Set in the year 1625, the narrative kicks off with D’Artagnan, who embarks on a journey to Paris in pursuit of adventure. Accompanying him is his sister, Sabine, a definitive tomboy. Sent alongside D’Artagnan for a convent school education in Paris, she disguises herself as a boy – posing as D’Artagnan’s servant – and soon becomes wrapped up in her brother’s escapades. Shortly after their arrival in Paris, D’Artagnan crosses paths with the era’s renowned heroes – Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, the legendary musketeers. He allies with them to uphold the Queen of France’s honor, placing him at odds with Europe’s most formidable foe, Cardinal Richelieu. Yet more threatening is the notorious Countess de Winter, also known as Milady, who is determined to seek vengeance against D’Artagnan and Sabine for their interference. Unbeknownst to Milady, Sabine, the girl she underestimates, is destined to be the one who saves the day.

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions

April 6 at 2:00 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

Inspired by Alexandre Dumas’ classic tale, this play is packed with valor, betrayal, thrilling escapes, and, most importantly, honor.

Set in the year 1625, the narrative kicks off with D’Artagnan, who embarks on a journey to Paris in pursuit of adventure. Accompanying him is his sister, Sabine, a definitive tomboy. Sent alongside D’Artagnan for a convent school education in Paris, she disguises herself as a boy – posing as D’Artagnan’s servant – and soon becomes wrapped up in her brother’s escapades. Shortly after their arrival in Paris, D’Artagnan crosses paths with the era’s renowned heroes – Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, the legendary musketeers. He allies with them to uphold the Queen of France’s honor, placing him at odds with Europe’s most formidable foe, Cardinal Richelieu. Yet more threatening is the notorious Countess de Winter, also known as Milady, who is determined to seek vengeance against D’Artagnan and Sabine for their interference. Unbeknownst to Milady, Sabine, the girl she underestimates, is destined to be the one who saves the day.

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions

April 11 at 7:30 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

Inspired by Alexandre Dumas’ classic tale, this play is packed with valor, betrayal, thrilling escapes, and, most importantly, honor.

Set in the year 1625, the narrative kicks off with D’Artagnan, who embarks on a journey to Paris in pursuit of adventure. Accompanying him is his sister, Sabine, a definitive tomboy. Sent alongside D’Artagnan for a convent school education in Paris, she disguises herself as a boy – posing as D’Artagnan’s servant – and soon becomes wrapped up in her brother’s escapades. Shortly after their arrival in Paris, D’Artagnan crosses paths with the era’s renowned heroes – Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, the legendary musketeers. He allies with them to uphold the Queen of France’s honor, placing him at odds with Europe’s most formidable foe, Cardinal Richelieu. Yet more threatening is the notorious Countess de Winter, also known as Milady, who is determined to seek vengeance against D’Artagnan and Sabine for their interference. Unbeknownst to Milady, Sabine, the girl she underestimates, is destined to be the one who saves the day.

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions

April 12 at 2:00 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

Inspired by Alexandre Dumas’ classic tale, this play is packed with valor, betrayal, thrilling escapes, and, most importantly, honor.

Set in the year 1625, the narrative kicks off with D’Artagnan, who embarks on a journey to Paris in pursuit of adventure. Accompanying him is his sister, Sabine, a definitive tomboy. Sent alongside D’Artagnan for a convent school education in Paris, she disguises herself as a boy – posing as D’Artagnan’s servant – and soon becomes wrapped up in her brother’s escapades. Shortly after their arrival in Paris, D’Artagnan crosses paths with the era’s renowned heroes – Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, the legendary musketeers. He allies with them to uphold the Queen of France’s honor, placing him at odds with Europe’s most formidable foe, Cardinal Richelieu. Yet more threatening is the notorious Countess de Winter, also known as Milady, who is determined to seek vengeance against D’Artagnan and Sabine for their interference. Unbeknownst to Milady, Sabine, the girl she underestimates, is destined to be the one who saves the day.

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions

April 12 at 7:30 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

Inspired by Alexandre Dumas’ classic tale, this play is packed with valor, betrayal, thrilling escapes, and, most importantly, honor.

Set in the year 1625, the narrative kicks off with D’Artagnan, who embarks on a journey to Paris in pursuit of adventure. Accompanying him is his sister, Sabine, a definitive tomboy. Sent alongside D’Artagnan for a convent school education in Paris, she disguises herself as a boy – posing as D’Artagnan’s servant – and soon becomes wrapped up in her brother’s escapades. Shortly after their arrival in Paris, D’Artagnan crosses paths with the era’s renowned heroes – Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, the legendary musketeers. He allies with them to uphold the Queen of France’s honor, placing him at odds with Europe’s most formidable foe, Cardinal Richelieu. Yet more threatening is the notorious Countess de Winter, also known as Milady, who is determined to seek vengeance against D’Artagnan and Sabine for their interference. Unbeknownst to Milady, Sabine, the girl she underestimates, is destined to be the one who saves the day.

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions

April 13 at 2:00 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

Inspired by Alexandre Dumas’ classic tale, this play is packed with valor, betrayal, thrilling escapes, and, most importantly, honor.

Set in the year 1625, the narrative kicks off with D’Artagnan, who embarks on a journey to Paris in pursuit of adventure. Accompanying him is his sister, Sabine, a definitive tomboy. Sent alongside D’Artagnan for a convent school education in Paris, she disguises herself as a boy – posing as D’Artagnan’s servant – and soon becomes wrapped up in her brother’s escapades. Shortly after their arrival in Paris, D’Artagnan crosses paths with the era’s renowned heroes – Athos, Porthos, and Aramis, the legendary musketeers. He allies with them to uphold the Queen of France’s honor, placing him at odds with Europe’s most formidable foe, Cardinal Richelieu. Yet more threatening is the notorious Countess de Winter, also known as Milady, who is determined to seek vengeance against D’Artagnan and Sabine for their interference. Unbeknownst to Milady, Sabine, the girl she underestimates, is destined to be the one who saves the day.

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions

Woodstock Fine Arts Association's 61st Annual Creative Living Series 
Heidi Stevens
Thursday, April 17, 2025 at 10:00 AM

The Secret Power of Storytelling

For the past decade Heidi Stevens wrote The Chicago Tribune daily column “Balancing Act” and maintains a nationally syndicated column. She specializes in stories of love and belief and wonder and enthusiasm and joy and grief and hardship and down-and-outers and celebrities and everyday folks. You’ve read them. You’ve laughed and cried over them. With the wisdom that comes from listening, she shares the stories of some of those she’s written about, of her own life and experiences, and of the secret power she’s discovered in storytelling—that stories, reminding us of what we have in common, have the superpower to connect us.

TICKET SALE DATES
SERIES RENEWAL:  April 18, 2024 1:00 PM
SERIES:  June 4, 2024 10:00 AM
INDIVIDUAL:  September 10, 2024 10:00 AM

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is ONLY accessible by stairs.

Any questions? Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300

June 20 at 7:30 PM
TICKETS: Adult $33 A Seats | $25 B Seats, Seniors $31 A Seats | $23 B Seats,
Students $23 A Seats | $15 B Seats (Including Fees)

A vibrant and heartwarming musical comedy that revolves around the story of a high school girl named Emma, who wants to take her girlfriend to the prom in her conservative small town. However, the town’s PTA cancels the prom to prevent her from attending with her girlfriend. In comes a group of down-on-their-luck Broadway stars who, looking for a cause to revive their public images, decide to support Emma’s cause. The stars bring their theatrical flair to the small town, causing a stir but ultimately helping to challenge the town’s prejudices. Amidst the chaos, humor, and show tunes, the musical delves into themes of acceptance, love, and the importance of standing up for who you are. “The Prom” combines catchy songs, dynamic dance numbers, and a poignant story to create a celebratory and meaningful theatrical experience.

Join us in celebrating the importance of acceptance, inclusivity, and the fight for equal rights. The Prom highlights the power of allyship and the positive change that can occur when people from different backgrounds unite for a common cause, advocating for acceptance and equality in a heartwarming, entertaining, and thought-provoking manner.

Presented by Theatre 121

• Tickets are non-refundable.


• No Cameras or Recording Devices Permitted in the Theater.


• No Outside Food or Drink Permitted in the Theater.


• All patrons regardless of age must have a ticket to be admitted.


• Please note that the balcony of the Woodstock Opera House is only accessible by stairs.


• Tickets are non-refundable.


• Patrons should refrain from bringing extraneous personal items to the theater including but not limited to backpacks, satchels, briefcases, large purses, umbrellas, diaper bags etc.

Call the Opera House Box Office: (815) 338-5300 or email tickets@woodstockil.gov  with any questions