
61 Seasons "Making a Play For YOU!"
Holland Community Theatre encourages performing arts through education and experience in the production of theatre for the recreation and entertainment of the local community which supports it.

Holland Community Theatre is nominated for Best of the Best in Live Theatre (under Entertainment and Leisure) in Holland Sentinel's Best of the Best contest! Please vote for us! You can vote once every day, and the voting is happening now to March 11.
Here is the link to take you to the vote. https://hollandsentinel.gannettcontests.com/2021-Holland-Best-of-the-Best/ (once on the link, go to "Entertainment and Leisure" and then to "Live Theater"
Thanks much for your support of quality Live Theatre in the Holland area!
Spring 2022 Mainstage Show
Guys on Ice
The Ice Fishing Musical

This musical is a humorous take on the secret world of ice fisherman through a day in the life of Marvin and Lloyd, fishing buddies and homegrown philosophers. This is a musical treat about two guys sharing their hopes, dreams, beer, and of course, fish. On a cold winter morning they swap jokes, talk about their lives and the Green Bay Packers while waiting for the host of a local TV fishing show to show up. Guys on Ice will give you the joys and trials of ice fishing without having to freeze your socks off.
HCT Show Dates:
April 21-23 at 7:30pm
April 29-30 at 7:30p
May 1 at 2pm
May 19-21 at 7:30pm
Tulip Time Dates:
May 7 at 7pm
May 8 at 2pm
May 10-14 at 7pm
On sale ticket dates:
April 7 for HCT dates
On sale now for Tulip Time dates www.tuliptime. com
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Support the Arts!
Your donation through PayPal will assist our theatre in development of events and further theatrical performances for your entertainment!
With the cancellation of our spring show, On Golden Pond and our Childrens show, Aristocats Jr, your tax-deductible gift today will help HCT to continue to provide LIVE theatre and programing for the West Michigan area!
Holland Community Theatre is supported in part by a grant from
The Michigan Council for Arts and Cultural Affairs and National Endowment for the Arts.

