Past Productions
Sunstone Theatre’s past productions showcase its commitment to creativity, community, and emerging talent through a diverse range of performances. From reimagined classics like Romeo & Juliet, set against the backdrop of the American frontier, to whimsical adaptations such as Alyse in Wonderland, the company brings fresh energy and visual imagination to beloved stories. Productions like Becoming: An Evening of Student-Written Theatre highlight Sunstone’s dedication to nurturing new voices, while thought-provoking works such as The Grown-Ups explore contemporary themes of responsibility, connection, and uncertainty. Together, these productions reflect Sunstone Theatre’s mission to present innovative, engaging, and inclusive theatre experiences that inspire audiences and artists alike.
A witty mystery of Timothy Turner’s The Stapler to the sharp, comedic family tensions in Gene Berg’s UNO!, concluding Meredith BlackCreek’s Saturation, a heartfelt exploration of love, loss, and faith that brought the night to a close with compassion and hope.
Discover the magic that’s already unfolded on the Sunstone Theatre stage — and get a glimpse of what’s still to come. Our past productions have transported audiences from the dusty plains of Romeo & Juliet to the whimsical world of Alyse in Wonderland and the heartfelt stories of Becoming and The Grown-Ups. Each show reflects our passion for creativity, community, and storytelling that resonates long after the curtain falls. By exploring our past performances, you’ll see the innovation, artistry, and heart that define who we are — and why our next production is one you won’t want to miss. Join us for the next chapter of Sunstone Theatre’s story, where imagination takes center stage every time.
The Grown Ups
Set at a summer camp, the play follows a group of young counselors attempting to guide the next generation while the world outside grows more uncertain. Amidst campfires and s’mores, the piece asks how you protect and lead when the rules you were given may no longer hold and whether traditions should be preserved or reinvented.
Alyse In Wonderland
In this whimsical adaptation of Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking‑Glass by Lewis Carroll, young Alyse tumbles down a magical rabbit hole and finds herself in a world of mayhem and mischief, complete with Mad Hatters, a caterpillar, a gryphon, and an almost-croquet game with a queen.
Romeo & Juliet
Set under the open sky at the pasture lawn of the Trillium Creek Training and Rehabilitation Coalition in Wilsonville, this interpretation brings Shakespeare’s timeless tale of love and rivalry to life on the Western frontier, with the Montagues and Capulets riding into the landscape of the American plains.
