Current Productions
The Lost Flamingo Theatre Company is proud to present our upcoming Fall 2026 Season!
Rocky Horror Picture Show
By: Richard O’Brien
When a straight-laced couple stumbles upon a mysterious mansion after a car breakdown, they find themselves swept into a night of outrageous encounters, bizarre science experiments, and infectious rock 'n' roll. Blending science fiction, glam rock, and campy humor, the story celebrates self-expression, rebellion, and the bizarre beauty of not fitting in. It's a cult classic for a reason---- bold, strange, and bursting with chaos!
This production is directed by Anna Martin and assistant directed by Sydney Loftin, with choreography by Peyton Smith. Performances October 14th-17th at The Union, doors open at 8pm.
The Great Gatsby
Adapted By: Simon Levy
From the book by: F. Scott Fitzgerald
Set in New York during the summer of 1922, The Great Gatsby follows our narrator, Nick Carraway, as he is drawn into the glittering and precarious world of his neighbor, Jay Gatsby. Amid lavish parties, the story follows Gatsby's longing for Daisy Buchanan during the Jazz Age, a time full of enchantment and illusions, where love and dreams are both pursued and betrayed.
This production is directed by Laura Church and assistant directed by Benjamin Hart. Performances will be November 5th at 2pm and 7pm, and November 6th at 2pm. Performed in Arts West.
Henry, Episode IV: A New Hope
By: Don Zolidis
Henry IV has a ton of problems. There's a rebellion in the north, and his son, Hal, spends his time pretending to be a Jedi Knight and cosplaying with a group of idiots at the local Boar's Head Cantina. Things come to a head when Henry discovers the Darth Hotspur is creating a super weapon of some kind (ye old Deathe Starre), and Hal has decided to rescue a princess out of a local nunnery. Now, Hal and his cosplaying friends will face their greatest challenge: The Real World.
This production's director is Chloe Dixon and the assistant director is Max Woeber.
Performances will be November 21st at 2pm and 7pm, and November 22nd at 2pm. Performed in Arts West.
A Christmas Carol
Adapted by: Lynn Stevens
From the book by: Charles Dickens
A Christmas Carol is a classic ghost story and holiday play based on the 1843 novella by Charles Dickens. It follows Ebenezer Scrooge, a mean and greedy old man, as he learns the true meaning of Christmas through visits from four spirits.
This production will be directed by June Meehan and assistant directed by Jessie Ibarra.
Performances are December 5th at 2pm and 7pm, and December 6th at 2pm. Performed in Arts West.