The Last Romance by Joe DiPietro is a romantic comedy rated theatre PG.

Falling in love again was not something Ralph was expecting. Fate, however, had other ideas for this lively widower and a different path home one evening leads him to Carol and changes his life. A funny account about second chances and the surprises life can bring.

Showtimes: Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at 3 p.m. and Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m., April 25 through May 26, 2013.

Tickets: $27.50 for adults and $18 for students.

On the Main Stage at 39 38th Ave., Amana.

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A comedy by Jim Brochu. Rated theatre PG.

With the chance at her own television show being dangled in front of her like a perfectly glazed carrot, Gussie Richardson decides to face her fear of the cameras to tape a cooking segment. With a few post hypnotic suggestions and "help" from the tipsy Gypsy next door, Gussie cooks up a recipe for laughter that will have you bubbling like a cheese souffle.

Showtimes: Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at 3 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m.

Tickets: $27.50 for adults; $18 for students

A comedy by Paul Slade Smith

Eight doors, two police officers and three criminals add up to one crazy police stakeout! Officers Eric and Billy are supposed to videotape a meeting between the mayor and his accountant during an investigation of missing city funds. However, nothing is as it seems and it becomes impossible to determine who the real criminals might be or, for that matter, what might happen next. This play is so much fun, it should be illegal! Rated Theatre PG-13.

A comedy by Ron Hutchinson

Who's not familiar with Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind?" One of the screenwriters of the movie, that's who! This is the hilarious behind-the-scenes account of three men who spent a weekend locked in an office rewriting the screenplay for the movie, Gone With the Wind while the camera were already rolling. See what "really" happened as the producer and director act out key scenes for the screenwriter for what eventually became on of the greatest movies ever made.  Rated Theatre R. On the Studio Stage in Middle Amana.

A comedy by Ron Hutchinson

Who's not familiar with Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind?" One of the screenwriters of the movie, that's who! This is the hilarious behind-the-scenes account of three men who spent a weekend locked in an office rewriting the screenplay for the movie, Gone With the Wind while the camera were already rolling. See what "really" happened as the producer and director act out key scenes for the screenwriter for what eventually became one of the greatest movies ever made.  Rated Theatre R. On the Studio Stage in Middle Amana.

Direct from Branson, Mo, come hear the high energy, high caliber sound of The Bretts! Having appeared on worldwide television and in more than 3,000 live performances around the globe and now on The Old Creamery Theatre stage for three shows only. All shows at 3 p.m. Show dates: Tuesday, July 16; Wednesday, July 17 and Thursday, July 18. Don't miss out on the chance to hear The Bretts!

A comedy by Ron Hutchinson

Who's not familiar with Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind?" One of the screenwriters of the movie, that's who! This is the hilarious behind-the-scenes account of three men who spent a weekend locked in an office rewriting the screenplay for the movie, Gone With the Wind while the camera were already rolling. See what "really" happened as the producer and director act out key scenes for the screenwriter for what eventually became on of the greatest movies ever made.  Rated Theatre R. On the Studio Stage in Middle Amana.

A comedy by Ron Hutchinson

Who's not familiar with Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind?" One of the screenwriters of the movie, that's who! This is the hilarious behind-the-scenes account of three men who spent a weekend locked in an office rewriting the screenplay for the movie, Gone With the Wind while the camera were already rolling. See what "really" happened as the producer and director act out key scenes for the screenwriter for what eventually became on of the greatest movies ever made.  Rated Theatre R. On the Studio Stage in Middle Amana.

A comedy by Ron Hutchinson

Who's not familiar with Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind?" One of the screenwriters of the movie, that's who! This is the hilarious behind-the-scenes account of three men who spent a weekend locked in an office rewriting the screenplay for the movie, Gone With the Wind while the camera were already rolling. See what "really" happened as the producer and director act out key scenes for the screenwriter for what eventually became on of the greatest movies ever made.  Rated Theatre R. On the Studio Stage in Middle Amana.

A comedy by Ron Hutchinson

Who's not familiar with Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind?" One of the screenwriters of the movie, that's who! This is the hilarious behind-the-scenes account of three men who spent a weekend locked in an office rewriting the screenplay for the movie, Gone With the Wind while the camera were already rolling. See what "really" happened as the producer and director act out key scenes for the screenwriter for what eventually became one of the greatest movies ever made.  Rated Theatre R. On the Studio Stage in Middle Amana.

A comedy by Ron Hutchinson

Who's not familiar with Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind?" One of the screenwriters of the movie, that's who! This is the hilarious behind-the-scenes account of three men who spent a weekend locked in an office rewriting the screenplay for the movie, Gone With the Wind while the camera were already rolling. See what "really" happened as the producer and director act out key scenes for the screenwriter for what eventually became on of the greatest movies ever made.  Rated Theatre R. On the Studio Stage in Middle Amana.

A comedy by Ron Hutchinson

Who's not familiar with Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind?" One of the screenwriters of the movie, that's who! This is the hilarious behind-the-scenes account of three men who spent a weekend locked in an office rewriting the screenplay for the movie, Gone With the Wind while the camera were already rolling. See what "really" happened as the producer and director act out key scenes for the screenwriter for what eventually became on of the greatest movies ever made.  Rated Theatre R. On the Studio Stage in Middle Amana.

A comedy by Ron Hutchinson

Who's not familiar with Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind?" One of the screenwriters of the movie, that's who! This is the hilarious behind-the-scenes account of three men who spent a weekend locked in an office rewriting the screenplay for the movie, Gone With the Wind while the camera were already rolling. See what "really" happened as the producer and director act out key scenes for the screenwriter for what eventually became on of the greatest movies ever made.  Rated Theatre R. On the Studio Stage in Middle Amana.

A comedy by Ron Hutchinson

Who's not familiar with Margaret Mitchell's "Gone With the Wind?" One of the screenwriters of the movie, that's who! This is the hilarious behind-the-scenes account of three men who spent a weekend locked in an office rewriting the screenplay for the movie, Gone With the Wind while the camera were already rolling. See what "really" happened as the producer and director act out key scenes for the screenwriter for what eventually became one of the greatest movies ever made.  Rated Theatre R. On the Studio Stage in Middle Amana.

A comedy by Paul Slade Smith

Eight doors, two police officers and three criminals add up to one crazy police stakeout! Officers Eric and Billy are supposed to videotape a meeting between the mayor and his accountant during an investigation of missing city funds. However, nothing is as it seems and it becomes impossible to determine who the real criminals might be or, for that matter, what might happen next. This play is so much fun, it should be illegal! Rated Theatre PG-13. Showtimes: Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at 3 p.m. and Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m.

A comedy by Paul Slade Smith

Eight doors, two police officers and three criminals add up to one crazy police stakeout! Officers Eric and Billy are supposed to videotape a meeting between the mayor and his accountant during an investigation of missing city funds. However, nothing is as it seems and it becomes impossible to determine who the real criminals might be or, for that matter, what might happen next. This play is so much fun, it should be illegal! Rated Theatre PG-13.

A comedy by Paul Slade Smith

Eight doors, two police officers and three criminals add up to one crazy police stakeout! Officers Eric and Billy are supposed to videotape a meeting between the mayor and his accountant during an investigation of missing city funds. However, nothing is as it seems and it becomes impossible to determine who the real criminals might be or, for that matter, what might happen next. This play is so much fun, it should be illegal! Rated Theatre PG-13.

A comedy by Paul Slade Smith

Eight doors, two police officers and three criminals add up to one crazy police stakeout! Officers Eric and Billy are supposed to videotape a meeting between the mayor and his accountant during an investigation of missing city funds. However, nothing is as it seems and it becomes impossible to determine who the real criminals might be or, for that matter, what might happen next. This play is so much fun, it should be illegal! Rated Theatre PG-13.

A comedy by Paul Slade Smith

Eight doors, two police officers and three criminals add up to one crazy police stakeout! Officers Eric and Billy are supposed to videotape a meeting between the mayor and his accountant during an investigation of missing city funds. However, nothing is as it seems and it becomes impossible to determine who the real criminals might be or, for that matter, what might happen next. This play is so much fun, it should be illegal! Rated Theatre PG-13.

A comedy by Paul Slade Smith

Eight doors, two police officers and three criminals add up to one crazy police stakeout! Officers Eric and Billy are supposed to videotape a meeting between the mayor and his accountant during an investigation of missing city funds. However, nothing is as it seems and it becomes impossible to determine who the real criminals might be or, for that matter, what might happen next. This play is so much fun, it should be illegal! Rated Theatre PG-13.

A comedy by Paul Slade Smith

Eight doors, two police officers and three criminals add up to one crazy police stakeout! Officers Eric and Billy are supposed to videotape a meeting between the mayor and his accountant during an investigation of missing city funds. However, nothing is as it seems and it becomes impossible to determine who the real criminals might be or, for that matter, what might happen next. This play is so much fun, it should be illegal! Rated Theatre PG-13.

A biographical drama by Eric Simonson. Based on the book "When Pride Still Mattered - A Life of Vince Lombardi" by David Maraniss.
1958 begins a whole new era for the Green Bay Packers when Vince Lombardi is named head coach for a team who has not had a winning season for more than a decade. Who could have known that Lombardi's reign would take the Packers to new heights and their coach would become a legend? A look into the real life of famed coach Vince Lombardi and how he inspired all those he met. You don't have to like football to love this play! Rated Theatre R. On the Studio Stage in Middle Amana. Showtimes: Thursdays and Sundays at 3 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m.

A mystery by Frederick Knott
Everyone knows there's no such thing as a perfect crime.....or is there? When a husband marries for money and then decides to cash in his wife's chips, chaos follows as everything unravels and suspicion begins to shift. A classic thriller full of suspense that you won't want to miss. Rated Theatre PG. Showtimes: Wednesdays, Thursdays and Sundays at 3 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m.

Adapted from Washington Irving's story
The headless horseman is said to haunt the village of Sleepy Hollow, riding his horse at breakneck speed in the dark of night. Ichabod Crane, the new schoolmaster, soon comes to know first hand if The Legend of Sleepy Hollow is fact or fiction - and you will too! Join The Old Creamery Theatre for Young Audiences for this fun and spooky classic tale. Just in time for Halloween! Rated Theatre G. Showtimes: Saturdays at 1 p.m. Oct. 19 through Nov. 2, 2013. Tickets: $8.50 per person.

A musical comedy inspired by the books of Janet Letnes Martin and Suzann Nelson including the best seller "Growing Up Lutheran."
Written by Greta Grosch. Music and lyrics by Drew Jansen.
Come celebrate the holidays with The Church Basement Ladies in this all-new show filled with their heart warming humor and wisdom. The year is 1959 and the ladies are putting final touches on the annual Sunday School Christmas program. You can almost smell the cookies baking as these ladies dish out much, much more than holiday goodies. Away in the Basement is a delightfully funny way to celebrate the holiday season. Rated Theatre G. Showtimes: Wednesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays at 3 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m.

A musical adaptation of the classic story by Margery Williams. Book and lyrics by George Gray. Music by Chris Talbert.
New to the toy chest, the Velveteen Rabbit isn't quite sure what he's good for. He can't spin like the top or float like the boat or talk like the Mechanical Man. But the boy comes to love him and the Skin Horse says once a child really loves a toy, it becomes real. Join The Old Creamery Theatre for Young Audiences and see what happens in this delightful classic set to music. Rated Theatre G. Showtimes: Saturdays at 11 a.m. from Nov. 30 through Dec. 21.

A dramatic comedy by Jay Presson Allen
Truman Capote, or Tru to his friends, was a flamboyant writer who often stood out in the crowd. His ability to weave truth with fiction led to some of his greatest works, such as "Breakfast at Tiffany's" and "In Cold Blood." This play give a glimpse of the man behind the pen, the socially elite and at times outcast Tru whose impact on literature runs deep. Rated Theatre R. On the Studio Stage in Middle Amana. Showtimes: Thursdays and Sundays at 3 p.m.; Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m.