The Fulton's Theatre for Young Audiences acting company will present an exciting new adaptation of the William Shakespeare tragedy, Macbeth. Contemporary street language fuses with the traditional text of the Bard's quintessential chronicle of the cursed king to produce Macbeth: Blood In-Blood Out, a story of the unquenchable thirst for power where disastrous consequences emerge for those who exploit others to get ahead.

What would possess a proper English gentleman to risk life and limb pursuing a seemingly impossible challenge? To find out, Lancaster theatre-goers will have to be at the Fulton for the world premiere of the new musical Around the World in 80 Days, March 15 through April 1.

The historic Fulton Theatre is presenting the 24th annual High School Theatre Festival. The Festival, which began in 1983, features area high school students showcasing their extraordinary talents in thirty-minute one-act performances and will be held on Tuesday, April 10th 2007 at the Fulton on 12 N. Prince Street in downtown Lancaster.

The historic Fulton Theatre is looking for new and talented actors and directors to take part in the Fulton Dramatists Platform New Play Festival.

The Fulton's Theatre for Young Audiences acting company will be performing two exciting and educational plays in February. Keeping with the Fulton's tradition of offering quality family entertainment, audiences can enjoy in the same weekend both Noodle Doodle Box, a meaningful story about friendship geared for children through grade 6, and Sowing the Wind, an interactive theatre experience about farm safety and making smart choices for all ages.

Say the word "mystery" and more often than not, the first name that comes to mind is that of Agatha Christie. This season, Fulton Theatre is thrilled to present Dame Agatha's crowning masterpiece, The Mousetrap, from January 25th through February 11th.

Mexico's Celebrated Puppeteers, Marionetas de la Esquina, to Charm Lancaster's Young Audiences, in English and Spanish.