
Orphan Girl Children’s Theater Performing “Young Frankenstein” Oct. 23-25
The Orphan Girl Children's Theater is excited to announce that they will be presenting the Mel Brooks classic "Young Frankenstein" on the big stage at the Mother Lode Theater at 316 W. Park Street with performances coming up later this month.
This musical adaptation of the Mel Brooks film will feature the characters and songs that made the film famous being presented by some of Southwest Montana's most talented young artists. Since 1997, the Orphan Girl Children's Theater has been operating with the mission of cultivating and creating artistry within our community by educating through the performing arts. In its' nearly 30 years, the OGCT has provided not only finely-tuned productions but is has provided a safe haven and creative atmosphere for literally thousands of young, Southwest Montana artists, many of whom are now enjoying distinguished careers in the performing arts.
The performances will take place on Friday and Saturday, October 23rd and 24th at 7pm and a special matinee performance will take place on Sunday, October 25th at 1pm. Tickets for all shows are available now on Mother Lode Theater website.
The Orphan Girl Children’s Theatre is nothing without a supportive community. We always need volunteers for building sets and costumes, running box office and concessions, scanning tickets, hanging posters, and being a trusted adult backstage. Click here for a list of possible positions and duties.
RAISE THE LIGHTS FUNDRAISER
At the end of 2025, the 30-year-old lighting system at the Orphan Girl Children's Theater suffered catastrophic failure. They need to replace it right now so their shows can go on and the over 300 kids and community members we serve can continue learning and growing in our theatre space.
Help us raise $30,000 to replace this critical component of our theatre! We are currently halfway to our goal! Click here to donate.
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