Past shows
Below are listed the shows performed in modern SPS Theatre history. Prior to its revival in 2013, the Saint Paul Seminary Theatre program put on many shows from 1939 to 1968. For an overview of those shows, click here.
Saved By The Guillotine (2013)
A condemned murderer - considered for sainthood?
Written, produced, and directed by Kyle Kowalczyk of the Archdiocese of St. Paul & Minneapolis.
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A condemned murderer - considered for sainthood?
Written, produced, and directed by Kyle Kowalczyk of the Archdiocese of St. Paul & Minneapolis.
Click the poster for photos and a video of the production.
Murder And Mariolatry (2014)
In a world too tolerant to permit a polite conversation about religion, a Catholic and an atheist duel to the death over the honor of the Mother of God.
Written and Directed by: Kyle Kowalczyk of the Archdiocese of St. Paul & Minneapolis.
Click the poster for photos and a video of the production.
In a world too tolerant to permit a polite conversation about religion, a Catholic and an atheist duel to the death over the honor of the Mother of God.
Written and Directed by: Kyle Kowalczyk of the Archdiocese of St. Paul & Minneapolis.
Click the poster for photos and a video of the production.
Death Of A Liturgist (2015)
There are two types of people in this world: those who love change and those who can't stand it. But when the two groups meet... someone ends up dead! "Even in your average Catholic parish?" you may ask... Especially, in your average Catholic parish!
"Death of a Liturgist" is based on the book by Lorraine V. Murray and adapted to the stage by Andrew Thuringer, Diocese of Sioux Falls.
Click the poster for photos and a video of the production.
There are two types of people in this world: those who love change and those who can't stand it. But when the two groups meet... someone ends up dead! "Even in your average Catholic parish?" you may ask... Especially, in your average Catholic parish!
"Death of a Liturgist" is based on the book by Lorraine V. Murray and adapted to the stage by Andrew Thuringer, Diocese of Sioux Falls.
Click the poster for photos and a video of the production.
Moonshine Abbey (2016)
The monks at Saint Hippolytus Abbey have been distilling their “elixir of happiness” since they settled in America hundreds of years ago. But with the onset of Prohibition, the civil authorities will stop at nothing to purify the country from the evils of alcohol. What will this band of brothers do to maintain their “pious” way of life?
Written and directed by Rev. Mr. Kyle Kowalczyk of the Archdiocese of St. Paul & Minneapolis.
Click the poster for photos and a video of the production.
The monks at Saint Hippolytus Abbey have been distilling their “elixir of happiness” since they settled in America hundreds of years ago. But with the onset of Prohibition, the civil authorities will stop at nothing to purify the country from the evils of alcohol. What will this band of brothers do to maintain their “pious” way of life?
Written and directed by Rev. Mr. Kyle Kowalczyk of the Archdiocese of St. Paul & Minneapolis.
Click the poster for photos and a video of the production.
Hamlet (2017)
Something's rotten in the state of Denmark. Prince Hamlet has returned to mourn the untimely death of his father, only to discover his mother has already wed the new king, Hamlet's uncle Claudius. Drowning in grief and betrayal, the young prince receives a chilling omen-his father's ghost has been seen haunting the battlements of the castle. SPS Theatre proudly presents Shakespeare's classic tale of fate, insanity and revenge: Hamlet, Prince of Denmark.
Directed by Rev. Mr. Andrew Thuringer, Diocese of Sioux Falls.
Click the poster for photos and a video of the production.
Something's rotten in the state of Denmark. Prince Hamlet has returned to mourn the untimely death of his father, only to discover his mother has already wed the new king, Hamlet's uncle Claudius. Drowning in grief and betrayal, the young prince receives a chilling omen-his father's ghost has been seen haunting the battlements of the castle. SPS Theatre proudly presents Shakespeare's classic tale of fate, insanity and revenge: Hamlet, Prince of Denmark.
Directed by Rev. Mr. Andrew Thuringer, Diocese of Sioux Falls.
Click the poster for photos and a video of the production.
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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (2019)
When Jacob gives his favorite son, Joseph, an amazing multicolored coat to wear, his brothers soon grow envious, and plot against Joseph. Joseph is sold as a slave into Egypt. But God is looking out for Joseph, and quietly guides him out of his trouble. Watch how God turns the sins of the brothers into a tale of providence and forgiveness. Directed by Rev. Mr. Eric Seitz |
