Stageloft Repertory Theater announces auditions for its June 2016 production of “Spamalot” by Eric Idle and John DuPrez. No appointments are necessary for the auditions, which are being held at Stageloft’s home at 450A Main Street, Sturbridge. The audition schedule is as follows: Monday, Feb. 15 — 7 p.m. Tuesday, Feb. 16 — 7 p.m. […]

With no shows scheduled for January, Stageloft Repertory Theater will be shuttered as we undergo some interior reconstruction and upgrades. However, the weeks-long closure will not prevent patrons from ordering tickets to our 2016 shows online through the TicketStage service, nor those who prefer to perform their ticket transactions by phone, at 508-347-9005.

What do Sir Ian McKellen, Dame Judi Dench and Stageloft Repertory Theater co-founder Ed Cornely have in common? You’re invited to find out. Stageloft is pleased to announce a special free screening of the award-winning documentary “Muse of Fire,” at 7:15 p.m. Sunday, Jan. 24 at Stageloft’s home at 450A Main St., Sturbridge.

As Telegram & Gazette reviewer Paul Kolas discovered, Stageloft Repertory Theater’s current offering of “On Golden Pond” treads new water in its interpretation of a tale known widely for its Fonda-ful 1980s film incarnation.

Sprinkling praise all around, Telegram & Gazette reviewer Paul Kolas granted Stageloft Repertory Theater’s current production of “Sex Please, We’re Sixty” a robust three-and-a-half out of four stars.

From left, Sean Gardell, Julianne McGourty and Michael Pray eviscerate yet another classic Shakespeare scene. When recently retired Stageloft Repertory Theater founder Ed Cornely reigned as artistic director, he set aside time during each of his 20 seasons for at least one classic — and reliably money losing — Shakespeare production. Cornely, back at the […]

It appears that Telegram & Gazette reviewer Paul Kolas has struck up a beautiful relationship with Stageloft Repertory Theater’s latest offering: The “perky production” of “I Love You, You’re Perfect, Now Change” earned three (out of four) stars during his Valentine’s Day screening.

Stageloft Repertory Theater patrons familiar with Sonya Richards’ feisty stage presence won’t be surprised to learn that the young actor soars as the lead in the current production of “The Philadelphia Story.”

Stageloft Repertory Theater’s traditional New Year’s Eve charity show takes on special significance this year, with founder and artistic director Ed Cornely “running the show” for the last time before he and wife Ellen transfer theater ownership at the stroke of midnight.

After 20 years of ceaseless – and successful – striving to bring top-notch live theater to the Sturbridge area, Stageloft Repertory Theater co-founder and artistic director Ed Cornely and wife Ellen will hand over the business at year’s end.

Calling it “a visual and aural memory lane vision of a bygone America,” Telegram & Gazette Reviewer Paul Kolas bestowed a wholehearted 3.5 stars (out of 4) on Stageloft Repertory Theater’s current offering of “It’s A Wonderful Life.”

Hailing Stageloft Repertory Theater’s latest offering as “one of the funniest community theater productions in recent memory,” reviewer Paul Kolas bestowed a flawless four stars on “Squabbles.”