Past Productions
2024 Season:
Big Fish
Disney's My Son Pinocchio Jr.
Chicago (Teen Edition)
The Wizard of Oz (Youth Edition)
2023 Season:
The SpongeBob Musical
The Little Mermaid Jr.
Honk!
James & the Giant Peach Jr.
2022 Season:
Seussical (2022)
Frozen Jr.
2020/21 Season:
Winter Showcase
To be continued...
Summer Showcase
2019 Season:
Annie
Newsies
Disney's Alice in Wonderland Jr.
The Wiz
Mamma Mia!
2018 Season:
Pippin
The Wind in the Willows
James and the Giant Peach
Songs for a New World
School of Rock
2017 Season:
The Music Man
All in the Timing
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee
Footloose
2016 Season:
Crazy for You
Company
Disney's The Little Mermaid
Rent (School Edition)
The Pirates of Penzance
2015 Season:
Fame
Daisy Pulls It Off
The Wizard of Oz
13: The Musical
Little Women
2013-14 Season:
A Christmas Carol
Seussical
Once Upon a Mattress
R2P's Best of Broadway
Fiddler on the Roof
2012-13 Season:
A Christmas Carol
Annie
Honk!
The Wedding Singer
Into the Woods
2012 Season:
Hairspray
Oliver
Noises Off!
Oklahoma
Urinetown
2011 Season:
Anything Goes
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Spring Showcase
Romeo & Juliet
Thoroughly Modern Millie
Cinderella (Enchanted Edition)
2010 Season:
The Music Man
Singin' in the Rain
You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown
Spring Showcase
Guys and Dolls
The Wind in the Willows
2009 Season:
Once Upon a Mattress
The Man Who Came to Dinner
Spring Showcase
Honk!
Footloose
Little Shop of Horrors
2008 Season:
Fame
The Importance of Being Earnest
The Pirates of Penzance
Spring Showcase
Sweet Charity
Damn Yankees
From 2008-2019, professional photographer George Cannon donated his remarkable artistry to R2P, preserving forever priceless memories of our shows. George joined the R2P family when his daughter was in the company during season one – and after she graduated, George stayed. He continued to donate his time and talent to snap thousands of images during rehearsals and performances (many of which can be seen across this website). He posted them online for all to enjoy – and then donated 30% of any sales of the images right back to R2P! We can never thank him enough.