THEATRE
The Waldo brings the excitement and enrichment of live theater to the MidCoast, focusing on performances tailored to our unique setting and drawing from our local and regional amateur and professional talent.
Upcoming Acts
The Fellowship of the Black Pearl
One Performance Only
Fri, Jul 31, 2026, 2pm
Written and Directed By Teralyn Reiter
performed by the 4th–7th graders in The Waldo’s Summer Production Camp
Tickets are $10, proceeds go to Waldo’s scholarship fund.
The Fellowship of the Black Pearl is an underwater adventure where a brave band of sea creatures — and one unlikely pirate — must battle dark forces, defeat the fearsome Kraken, and recover a legendary black pearl to save their home, the Great Oyster Reef. Epic, imaginative, and full of heart, this tale proves that even the smallest hero can change the tide!
Lead Teacher/Director/Playwright: Teralyn Reiter
Movement Teacher and Camp Manager: AnnMarie Lowerre
Stage Manager and Teaching Assistant Leo Feldman
Teen Assistants Addie McCafferty and Natalie Friel
Tech Director and Sound Designer: Eddie Holm
Lighting and music design: Oren Robinson
Past Performances
We are so très, très reconnaissants (Grateful!)
Huge thanks to the cast, crew, and everyone involved with The Waldo's Spring 2026 production of Don’t Dress for Dinner. Thanks to the supporters, whose generosity helped feed locals through Veggies to Table. It does indeed take a village, and the village showed up.
Curtain call & roll call
We would like to thank the following community members for giving life to the characters and personalities on stage:
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Christine Andersen as Suzanne,
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George Bates as Bernard,
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Malachi Esancy as George,
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Laura Morris as Suzette,
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Ell Stanton as Jacqueline,
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and Jack Sullivan as Robert.
Don’t Dress for Dinner was written by Marc Camoletti and Robin Hawdon. The play was directed by Laura Morris. The stage manager was Shari Wills. George Bates was producer.
