If you’re a fan of science fiction shows that make you think, then you’ll enjoy our production of “The Man from Earth”. The play is adapted by Richard Schenkman, and is based on the original motion picture screenplay written by Jerome Bixby–a notable writer of “The Twilight Zone” and the original “Star Trek” series. This play centers around a man who claims to have lived 14,000 years, and the intriguing questions and discussions that occur when a group of colleagues find out his secret.

The show opens this Friday (May 21) and runs for two weekends. Tickets are available online at http://rtpthemanfromearth.eventbrite.com or you may call our box office at 740-474-5856 to make a reservation. Don’t miss this one-of-a-kind show featuring a strong cast of RTP veterans and newcomers!

Roundtown Players is pleased to offer the annual Al Perdion Memorial Scholarship. This $500 scholarship is awarded to any college student majoring in a performing arts field. Majors are not limited to theatre; any performing arts field such as dance, dramatic literature, music, and many more, are eligible for this scholarship. The deadline to submit your application is May 1, 2016.

Click here to download and print an application.

That’s right! On Wednesday, May 11 you can support Roundtown Players by eating at the Buffalo Wilds Wings located in Circleville. Just show the image below to your waiter or waitress, and 10% of your total bill will be donated directly to Roundtown Players. The event lasts all day–enjoy lunch, dinner or a late night snack to help RTP! And be sure to thank Buffalo Wild Wings for supporting community organizations in Circleville.

The image does not need to be printed out; you can show the waiter or waitress the image on your mobile phone. Click or tap on the image above to view a larger version.

To commemorate the 400th anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, Roundtown Players is partnering with the Pickaway County Library to offer a unique experience. On Saturday, April 23 at 2:00 PM, guests of the public library can enjoy staged readings, performed excerpts and a variety of other celebrations of William Shakespeare’s work. Admission is free – visit the Pickaway County Library website for more information.