Watertown Players Announce August Excitement!!!
The Watertown Players are excited to announce The 2025 Youth Theater Outreach show
“You Can’t Take It With You” written by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman will
be performed August 15-17, 2025, in cooperation with Old Time Radio Researchers.
Tickets are now on sale!
Advance tickets can be purchased at Piggly Wiggly, 1330 Memorial Dr., Watertown, or by calling the box office at 920-306-4364. Tickets will also be available at the door until the house is sold out. The show will be performed at The Watertown Players Theater, 210 S Water St (in the Market), Watertown.
“You Can’t Take It With You” is a romantic comedy/farce that tells the story of the Sycamores, a large and
extended family of charming eccentrics. Alice is one of the daughters in the family, who loves her family
very much but is embarrassed by their idiosyncrasies. When she and her boss Tony, a young business
man, fall in love she fears that their two families –so unlike each other-- will never come together. When
the families meet, fireworks and comedy explodes!
This year’s show is unique in that it will be presented as a Staged Radio production, which means the
performers will be reading from scripts, but will also be in costume and be making entrances and exits as
they would in a non-radio version of the show.
You Can’t Take It With You” is being directed by Annette Weirick, assisted by Kara Jorgensen. Juanita
Edington is the producer. Jim Steffl, and Blaine Landowski will be providing technical support.
The Watertown Players is Watertown’s oldest theatre group and is proud to be a non-profit organization existing purely for the advancement of the arts in this and surrounding communities. For further information about the group and other soon-to-be seen productions, please contact the Watertown Players at 920-306-4364 or follow the Watertown Players on Facebook.
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The Watertown Players is Watertown’s oldest theatre group and is proud to be a non-profit organization existing purely for the advancement of the arts in this and surrounding communities. For information please contact the Watertown Players at (920)306-4364 or follow the Watertown Players on Facebook.
