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We are trying to raise $20220 for our 2022 season! Make a donation of $20.22 (or any amount!) at causeteam.com/causepages/det… Share with your family and friends! We are excited about our four show season at The Muckenthaler Cultural Center, and YOU can help make it possible. All donations are tax-deductible.

Big things happening at The Electric Company Theatre!

We have so much magic to share with you at The Muckenthaler Cultural Center in 2022. Hundreds of Fullerton school children are going to experience our Alice: An Immersive Adventure. But we need your help to do it. Please consider making a donation to our end of year fundraiser at causeteam.com/causepages/det…

We had a great time at the The Muckenthaler Cultural Center Holiday Fest! “Pass Me a Pint” by JOHNNYSWIM by some cast members of The Old Man and The Old Moon and a few special guests! #electriccompanytheatre #muckcc #christmascarols

There are TEN DAYS LEFT in our crowdfunding campaign for our 2022 season! Help us bring Alice: An Immersive Adventure, Shakespeare in Love, Romeo and Juliet, and The Drowsy Chaperone to life at The Muckenthaler Cultural Center. All donations are tax-deductible! electriccompanytheatre.org

Thank you Dickinson for your excellent writing, anachronisms, and Jane Krakowski. I am really going to miss this show.

From all of us at MOXIE, we wish you a lovely holiday season! #HappyHolidays

Did you hear we're one of the BEST? 🤩 Thank you to the The San Diego Union-Tribune for including MOXIE on their list of the best theatre in San Diego in 2021! Article highlights include "I and You" directed by Callie Prendiville 👏 📰: bit.ly/3qqLCD7

Our co-production with MOXIE Theatre has been named one of the "Best Streaming Shows of 2021" by the The San Diego Union-Tribune! "Callie Prendiville’s stage direction transcended the usual limitations of plays on film." sandiegouniontribune.com/entertainment/…

Alice: An Immersive Adventure rehearsals are getting curiouser and curiouser! Children (and the grown ups who love them) are invited to the mad tea party at The Muckenthaler Cultural Center February 19, 20, 21. Tickets available at electriccompanytheatre.org! #electriccompanytheatre #aliceinwonderland

Happy World Theatre Day! This photo is from our Light Up The Night preview of Romeo and Juliet and Shakespeare in Love, which start rehearsals next weekend! Tickets for all of our shows at The Muckenthaler Cultural Center are on sale now at electriccompanytheatre.org. #worldtheatreday

22 Actors 79 Roles 2 Plays 1 Summer of Shakespeare at @muckcc! Join us for two plays in repertory under the stars! As with all Muck events, audiences are welcome to bring their own food and beverages. Tickets on sale now at electriccompanytheatre.org. #electriccompanytheatre

Come see Shakespeare in Love and Romeo and Juliet at The Muckenthaler Cultural Center with The Electric Company Theatre!

Save the date! Join us at The Muckenthaler Cultural Center on Tuesday August 30th for our second annual Light Up the Night! Guests will be the first to hear the season announcement. Come raise a glass with us and hear about what’s happening in 2022-2023. Tickets on sale now at electriccompanytheatre.org!

Save the date! Join us at @muckcc on Tuesday August 30th for our second annual Light Up the Night! Guests will be the first to hear the season announcement. Come raise a glass with us and hear about what’s happening in 2022-2023. Tickets on sale now at electriccompanytheatre.org!

Join us at The Muckenthaler Cultural Center!

A wedding, hooray! Robert Martin and Janet van de Graaf are getting married, and the Man in the Chair invites you to the wedding. Find out what it all means in The Drowsy Chaperone, opening September 20 at @muckcc! Tickets on sale now at electriccompanytheatre.org.

“From one thunderous applause to the next, ECT’s Drowsy Chaperone is the show of the season, and if five stars aren’t enough, all the stars in the sky and on this stage say it all.“ Read the full glowing review here: fullertonobserver.com/2022/09/22/the…

The Electric Company Theatre’s The Drowsy Chaperone closes tomorrow night. If you haven’t seen it - you should. It’s really tremendous work and it’s a great deal of fun.