Ice House Theater

The Producers at the Ice House Theater

by Mal Lockwood


This spring, the Visalia Players are bringing the outrageous, Tony Award-winning musical The Producers to life on the stage of the historic Ice House Theater. Opening May 23 and running through June 15, this bold, hilarious, and heartfelt production promises to be unlike anything this stage—or the Central Valley—has seen before.

Steel Magnolias On Stage at The Ice House

by Charlotte Garcia Da Rosa


I stopped coloring my hair six years ago and embraced the journey of joining a silver-haired sisterhood. Having been a loyal client of my hair stylist for over 20 years, I found myself missing our scheduled hair color appointments every six weeks and not just because I knew my silver roots would be disappearing back when I was still coloring my hair.

The Skill of the Thrill: Behind the Scenes of Wait Until Dark at the Ice House Theater

by Phae Lockwood


The Visalia Players at the Ice House Theater present the timeless and suspenseful play, Wait Until Dark. Directed by Central Valley theater favorite, Joseph Ham, and featuring an outstanding cast, including Ice House veterans Christa Reiber as Susy and Alex Quezada as Roat, this production promises to keep you on the edge of your seat from start to finish.

The Norma Conquests Premieres at the Ice House

by Velva Lynn Hampson


The Visalia Players at the Ice House Theater are presenting the world premiere of The Norma Conquests, by Los Angeles playwright Rom Watson. As the Assistant Director for the production, I am thrilled that we have the opportunity to share this wildly entertaining comedy with the community. Running September 15-October 1, 2023, this play is a parody sequel to Billy Wilder’s 1950 noir classic, Sunset Boulevard, following the continuing adventures of silent movie diva, Norma Desmond.

Beehive Presented By Visalia Players

by Nancy Holley



Join the Visalia Players for Beehive, the musical, a trip down memory lane, or for those who are younger, a peek into a time that was turbulent, jubilant, and by some, considered innocent. The 1960s was a decade that for women encompassed a transition from homemaker of the 1950s, picture June Cleaver (Leave it to Beaver) to the freedom of making their way in the world, envision Janis Joplin (Me and Bobby McGee).