2nd Annual Variety Show
Circleville Night Live Variety Show
Don’t miss your chance to experience Circleville Night Live—a fast-paced night of comedy, live performances, and local talent at Roundtown Players Theatre!
This high-energy show features original sketch comedy, a live “Weekend Update,” and a variety of acts from performers across the community—all hosted by Christopher Bowen. It’s a fun, one-of-a-kind event that brings the excitement of live entertainment right to Circleville.
🎟 Tickets are on sale now—and last year’s show SOLD OUT! With multiple performances and strong community interest, seats are expected to go quickly again.
Show Dates & Times:
Friday, March 27 at 7:30 PM
Saturday, March 28 at 7:30 PM
Sunday, March 29 at 2:30 PM
Every ticket purchased supports the Al Perdion Memorial Scholarship Fund, benefiting Pickaway County high school seniors pursuing the performing arts.
Grab your tickets today and be part of a night full of laughs, talent, and community impact!
Roundtown Players Theatre
2026–2027 Season Announcement
Roundtown Players Theatre is proud to present an exciting lineup of productions for the 2026–2027 season. From classic literature to family-friendly holiday shows and powerful drama, this season offers opportunities for actors, volunteers, and audiences to experience a wide range of theatrical storytelling at Memorial Hall.
New! Roundtown Reels
Want to be part of our newest projects? Email us at roundtownplayers@gmail.com
Roundtown Players Theatre
Located in the historic district of Downtown Circleville, the Roundtown Players Theatre has been a part of the Circleville community since 1967. The community theatre presents 4-6 productions per year, hosts local events, and provides educational opportunities through workshops and performance classes. Roundtown Players is a non-profit organization seeking to educate and entertain the community through performance arts.
In the 1960’s, a group of amateur actors gathered together to hold fundraisers for Berger Hospital. They called these productions the “High-Fever Follies,” and after several years of success, many from this group decided to create an ongoing theater organization for the community.
Calling themselves the Roundtown Players, they produced William Inge’s “Picnic” in the barn at the Pickaway Country Club in August of 1967. 11 actors were found for the roles and 15 people were listed in the program as production staff. The production lasted….
