Tickets for CHP's amazing 2027 season are now on sale
CHP's 2027 season includes a boot-stomping musical, a hilarious whodunnit, and a fast-paced farce. Plus, to top it off, there's the option to add on an enchanting children's musical.
The season begins on April 2 with the opening performance of the musical Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, the story of Adam, a rugged backwoodsman, who marries Milly, a boardinghouse cook. Milly tries to refine Adam's six uncouth brothers so they can find wives of their own, but things go awry and mayhem ensues.
Murder's in the Heir, an interactive murder mystery-comedy based on the board game Clue, will open on July 30, giving audience members a chance to get in on the action as they decide who did the deadly deed.
October will bring the lighthearted comedy Opal's Million Dollar Duck, about a kind-hearted middle-aged junk shop owner who uncovers a painting that could be a missing masterpiece...or a piece of junk. Antics ensue when two con artists try to cheat her out of the painting.
The final production of the year will be the children's musical How to Train Your Dragon Jr., a youth adaptation of the Golden Globe-winning film by the same name. Featuring stunning projections and special effects by the same director who brought last year's Frozen to life, the show is a winning add-on to the season.
Season tickets for the basic three-show season are $59, with the youth musical available for an additional $13.
A Season Ticket Gold Pass, available for $100, allows the ticket holder to attend the shows at Mathews High School as many times as they like and includes one free guest ticket and free popcorn and drink at all Mathews High School shows. The Gold Pass also includes one ticket to each of the Cobbs Creek Arts Center shows and VIP Early Entrance to all shows.
Click here to purchase season tickets, or print the season ticket application form below and mail it in.
The season begins on April 2 with the opening performance of the musical Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, the story of Adam, a rugged backwoodsman, who marries Milly, a boardinghouse cook. Milly tries to refine Adam's six uncouth brothers so they can find wives of their own, but things go awry and mayhem ensues.
Murder's in the Heir, an interactive murder mystery-comedy based on the board game Clue, will open on July 30, giving audience members a chance to get in on the action as they decide who did the deadly deed.
October will bring the lighthearted comedy Opal's Million Dollar Duck, about a kind-hearted middle-aged junk shop owner who uncovers a painting that could be a missing masterpiece...or a piece of junk. Antics ensue when two con artists try to cheat her out of the painting.
The final production of the year will be the children's musical How to Train Your Dragon Jr., a youth adaptation of the Golden Globe-winning film by the same name. Featuring stunning projections and special effects by the same director who brought last year's Frozen to life, the show is a winning add-on to the season.
Season tickets for the basic three-show season are $59, with the youth musical available for an additional $13.
A Season Ticket Gold Pass, available for $100, allows the ticket holder to attend the shows at Mathews High School as many times as they like and includes one free guest ticket and free popcorn and drink at all Mathews High School shows. The Gold Pass also includes one ticket to each of the Cobbs Creek Arts Center shows and VIP Early Entrance to all shows.
Click here to purchase season tickets, or print the season ticket application form below and mail it in.
