A New Dawn Arises
Our stage comes alive with courage, heart, and the hope of something better ahead. In a world shaped by fear and uncertainty, love endures, strength emerges, and the future begins to open. This is a story about finding the light again.
2026/2027
A New Dawn
Great theatre is about moments you cannot replay. The laugh that catches you off guard. The silence before the reveal. The applause that starts before you even realize you are on your feet. This season, Waco Civic Theatre brings together beloved titles and unforgettable stories in one extraordinary year.
With a Season Membership, you are not just attending productions. You are part of the energy, the anticipation, and the beginning of something worth sharing.
Upcoming Shows & Events
Odd Couple: Female Version
Neil Simon’s legendary comedy gets a bold, laugh-out-loud makeover in The Odd Couple: Female Edition! Set in the vibrant 1980s, this fast-paced and irresistibly funny adaptation follows Olive Madison — a free-spirited, messy sportswriter — and Florence Unger — a polished, perfectionist homemaker — as they try to share an apartment without driving each other crazy.
Audiences have called it “uproariously funny” and “a masterclass in classic comedy with a modern twist.”
Kiss Me, Kate
Broadway meets the Bard in Kiss Me, Kate — the Tony Award-winning masterpiece where Shakespearean comedy, backstage drama, and showbiz chaos explode into musical magic.
When a feuding divorced couple is forced to play opposite each other in a musical version of The Taming of the Shrew, the result is pure theatrical fireworks. Tempers ignite, passions flare, and the line between performance and reality disappears in a whirl of wit, romance, and perfectly timed disaster.
Armed with Cole Porter’s legendary score — including “Too Darn Hot,” “Brush Up Your Shakespeare,” and “So in Love” — Kiss Me, Kate delivers the full Broadway experience: dazzling choreography, knockout vocals, and the timeless thrill of live theatre at its boldest.
Critics call it “a musical comedy masterpiece” and “a love letter to everything that makes theatre irresistible.”
