Welcome to the official
website of Cedarburg Players!


We are a non-profit community theatre organization, now enjoying
our 21st season of bringing quality theatre to our area communities. We include talented and driven members of our community, who all bring varied levels of skills and experience with a passion and commitment to the performing arts...and your support is wonderful recognition.

We produce 3 shows a year, and our proud to provide superb entertainment to many patrons, for many years, as an all-volunteer board. As our performances demonstrate, the shows we put on are truly amazing; from well-balanced casts to admirable set designs. Cedarburg Players offer a variety of shows that will delight any audience and we warmly invite you to experience community theatre at its best! Sit back, relax and enjoy the show!

Bringing a world of theatre and entertainment to Ozaukee County and beyond...

We're celebrating 21 years!
Thank you for your support!


     
                     
                               

             Death In Them Thar Hills                         

            a fun, interactive murder-mystery by Cedarburg resident, Jack Pachuta

cacti


                        Directed by James J. Gallagher

This is a dinner theatre event in a heated, charming barn.

October 15, 16, 17, 22, 23, 24



The time: 1880. The place: Cactus Gulch, near the Grand Canyon. The special event: The citizens have assembled to honor prospector and gold mine owner, Dusty Jones. The problem: Dusty doesn't make it through his own roast!
And no one has left the room!

Help US Marshal Nate Dillman investigate this crime, and search for suspects, because one of them is most definitely, a murderer! Remember: motive, means and opportunity  will point to the guilty party!

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