Most Recently…
Fiddler on the Roof
Directed by Heather Cunningham, this timeless classic moved the hill country audiences into standing ovations nearly every night. The reveal of pure talent and balance from the bottle dancers was a hot topic in local newspapers.
Earlier in 2026…
Debut of an original piece by David McGuff; based on true events and memoir anecdotes from Mark Twain and Mary Baker Eddy. Directed by Treston Woods, this heartfelt period production showed the human struggles of these writers and their loved ones. No audience member left with dry eyes.
The Woman Clothed in the Sun with the Moon Under Her Feet
A Shakespearean comedy through and through. Directed by Scotty Garrett, this production, originally intended for the area’s “Shakespeare in the Park” series, transferred beautifully to the Cailloux Theater. Audiences entered the magical forest, and left feeling lighter.
A Midsummer Night’s Dream
In 2025…
The Mousetrap
This classic was the final in a 10 year Agatha Christie saga for Playhouse200. Directed by Amy Goodyear, this ensemble introduced a thrilling, modern twist to Christies’ longest running show.
Audiences ranging from new theater-comers, to Christie fans, were on the edges of their seat!
Shipwrecked!
The Amazing Adventures of Louis de Rougemount (as told by himself)
Directed by Jeff Cunningham, amid the July 4th flooding in Kerr County, Texas. Due to the multi-million dollar damage to the Point Theater, the production was performed in Stonehenge II. All agree this comedy was perfect for the adjusted local.
This light-hearted play, written by Donald Margulies, was described as “magical” by audiences. It was considered the happy escape needed for the recovering community.
Collegiate highlights
Directed by Brian Bell, this absurdist piece was written to discuss classism in a struggling Germany. The Universities guest director, and his dramaturgy companion, Julie Pauker, travelled from Germany; teaching the cast a culturally different approach to the rehearsal process
Faith, Hope, & Charity
Directed By Mara Richard-Sims, this piece was created by the cast via Verbatim theatre interviewing techniques. This divised project aimed to shed light on those who were children during WW2 and every world altering event they had experienced since.
The Memory Project
