Past Productions

Since 2004, Candlelight Theatre has offered exceptional theatre performances on a stage unlike any other. Take a look through our past productions.

2018-2019 Season

Graphic image of the white house circa 1890. Text reads: The White House of Horrors by James Trofatter, October 12, 13, 19, 20, 27, 28

Photograph of three men dressed as elves in the Harrison mansion. Text reads: Twas the Night Before by James Trofatter. December 13, 14, 15, 16

2017-2018 Season

Photograph of a man with a knife threatening a woman. Text reads: Victorian Villains by James Trofatter.

Graphic image of victorian era children in bed looking at a lit christmas tree. Text reads: Twas the NIght Before by James Trofatter.

Photographic image of a man putting a scarf around a woman's throat. Text reads: Murder in Triplicate

Photographic image of a man and woman, the man is holding a noose. Text reads: The Trial of Nancy Clem by James Trofatter.

2016-2017 Season

Photographic image of a leafless tree against a night sky, the moon is almost full. Text reads: The Witching Hour

Photographic image of two men dressed as Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson. Text reads: Murder Most Merry.

2015-2016 Season

Graphic image showing a smiling victorian Santa Claus with a pipe.

Graphic image of the outline of a hand holding bloody scissors. The text looks like letters cut out of a magazine and reads: Mystery and Murder.

2014-2015 Season

Photograph of a girl in a victorian dress holding a shotgun. Text reads: Cold Blooded by James Trofatter.

Graphic image of a laughing moon. A man is laying down and a woman is pulling him by the leg. Text reads: Good-Night Caroline.

2013-2014 Season

Black and white photographic image of a civil war era cannon. Text reads: Spirits of Blue and Gray

Photographic image of chess pieces on a chess board. Text reads: Deadly Games

2012-2013 Season

Graphic image of the Capitol building. The word Washington is written in big letters. Inside each letter is an image of iconic monuments in D.C. Text reads: Greetings from Haunted D.C.

Graphic image of a bird in a birdcage. Text reads: Trapped!

2011-2012 Season

Graphic image of a man with his arm drawn back, holding a knife. A woman is trying to run away from him. Text reads: Victorian Villains.

Photographic image of a man sneaking up behind a woman, her face shows surprise. Text reads: Amusing Ambiguities.

2010-2011 Season

Old photographic image of a Victorian house. A graphic image of a witch riding a broom is overlaid on the house. Text reads: Ghost tales of the Witch and Famous.

Photographic image of a woman holding two guns. Her arms are wrapped around a man, who looks surprised. Text reads: Murder Most Merry.

2009-2010 Season

Photograph of a woman next to Abraham Lincoln. Text reads: Ghost Tales of Indiana.

Photographic image of Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson looking through magnifying glass. A woman stands behind them. She has her arm raised and is holding a candlestick. Text reads: Murder and Mystery in the Mansion.

2008-2009 Season

Photographic image of a woman holding a hand fan, she has a surprised look on her face. Text reads: The Victorian Vaudeville Variety Show.

2007-2008 Season

Photographic image of two men and two women. They are each holding possible murder weapons from the game, Clue. Text reads: Deceived, Doomed, Departed.

2006-2007 Season

Graphic, rudimentary image of Nancy Clem. Text reads: Cold Blooded at Cold Spring

Photographic image of a man making a silly face while a woman stands behind him pursing her lips. Text reads: Madness, Mockery, and Mayhem.

2005-2006 Season

Photographic image of a man and woman looking at a knife. Text reads: Mystery, Murder, and Mirth

2004-2005 Season

Graphic image of a candelabra and a masquerade mask. Text reads: A Doll's House.

Graphic image of a candelabra and a masquerade mask. Text reads: The Satires of George Bernard Shaw.

2003-2004 Season

Graphic image of a candelabra with three candles and an opera mask.

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