Lake Country Players

As usual, the fight begins on “The Jerry Springer Show.” LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff

As usual, the fight begins on “The Jerry Springer Show.” LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff

LCP presents two one-act plays

Leigh Lofgren
Wednesday, April 1, 2026
The Lake Country Players performed two one-act plays in its latest production, which ended Sunday at Festival Hall in Greensboro.Directed by Mo Brower and Art Shutt, “Mere Mortals” and “I Hate Shakespeare!” mark the first time audience members were treated to two separate one-act plays in one...
Lu Feldman stars in Miracle on 34th Street. CONTRIBUTED

Lu Feldman stars in Miracle on 34th Street. CONTRIBUTED

Lake Country Players present "Miracle on 34th Street: A Live Radio Play!"

Lynn Hobbs
Wednesday, November 12, 2025
The spirit of Christmas lit up the stage at Festival Hall last weekend and will do so again this weekend.Lake Country Players’ production of “Miracle on 34th Street: A Live Radio Play,” reminds us that kindness is far more valuable than materialism, even in the realm of retail.
Veteran stage actors Michael Homeier as Sir Lawrence Wargrave and Rusty Faulk as Emily Brent share a reflective moment on stage during LCP’s production of And Then There Were None.LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff

Veteran stage actors Michael Homeier as Sir Lawrence Wargrave and Rusty Faulk as Emily Brent share a reflective moment on stage during LCP’s production of And Then There Were None.LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff

LCP mystery at Festival Hall thrills audiences

Leigh Lofgren
Wednesday, March 27, 2024
Lake Country Players’ (LCP) recent production of Agatha Christie’s bestselling crime novel and play And Then There Were None was a resounding success, playing to a full house at each of four performances.Written in 1939, Agatha Christie once recounted And Then There Were None was one of her most...
Actors (l-r) Michael Alexander, Arthur Shutt, Michael Homeier, Debbie McCown, Rusty Faulk and Drace Langford salute the crowd after presenting “Arsenic and Old Lace” Nov. 5 at Festival Hall in Greensboro.

Actors (l-r) Michael Alexander, Arthur Shutt, Michael Homeier, Debbie McCown, Rusty Faulk and Drace Langford salute the crowd after presenting “Arsenic and Old Lace” Nov. 5 at Festival Hall in Greensboro.

Lake Country Players presents Arsenic & Old Lace

Ian Tocher
Wednesday, November 8, 2023
With a first-time director and a highly experienced cast, the Lake Country Players (LCP) presented four performances of the classic dark comedy “Arsenic and Old Lace” last week at Festival Hall in Greensboro.
The cast of Lake Country Players’ presentation of “Arsenic and Old Lace” is eager to start its four-day run Nov. 2-5 at Festival Hall in Greensboro. CONTRIBUTED

The cast of Lake Country Players’ presentation of “Arsenic and Old Lace” is eager to start its four-day run Nov. 2-5 at Festival Hall in Greensboro. CONTRIBUTED

Lake Country Players present ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’

News Staff
Thursday, October 19, 2023
Lake Country Players (LCP) is ready to delight audiences with a classic play that never loses its charm: “Arsenic and Old Lace,” by Joseph Kesselring.
The great and talented musicians. From left to right: Donna Valvo, music director; Keiko Ishibashi, violin/fiddle; John Cooper, violin/mandolin/fiddle; Tom Shalin, instrumental director/fretless and electric bass; Tom Baker, banjo; Brian Smith, acoustic guitar; and Skip Taylor, acoustic guitar. Photos by LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff

The great and talented musicians. From left to right: Donna Valvo, music director; Keiko Ishibashi, violin/fiddle; John Cooper, violin/mandolin/fiddle; Tom Shalin, instrumental director/fretless and electric bass; Tom Baker, banjo; Brian Smith, acoustic guitar; and Skip Taylor, acoustic guitar. Photos by LEIGH LOFGREN/Staff

Rave reviews for ‘The Robber Bridegroom’

News Staff
Wednesday, August 23, 2023
The Lake Country Players (LCP) brought to life a hidden theatrical treasure on Aug. 13, with its rendition of “The Robber Bridegroom” at Festival Hall in Greensboro.
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