Discover the Dixon Community Theater Experience in 2026

The House of Frankenstein, by Martin Downing, was directed by David Cripe and marked the beginning of Dixon Community Theater’s 2026 season. The production brought together a talented cast and crew who embraced the play’s playful take on classic monster tales. Audiences described the show as funny, hilarious, and full of energy, with plenty of comedic moments that kept the crowd laughing throughout the performance.

The story’s mix of familiar monster characters and lighthearted humor made it an entertaining experience for audiences of all ages. Creative staging, lively performances, and imaginative costumes helped bring the quirky world of the play to life on stage. Under Cripe’s direction, the cast delivered spirited performances that balanced comedy with the charm of classic horror themes.

As the first show of the year, The House of Frankenstein set a positive and exciting tone for Dixon Community Theater’s 2026 season. The production welcomed audiences back to the theater with laughter, creativity, and a reminder of the fun and community spirit that live theater brings to Dixon.

Take a minute to review photos from the performance below. Photos by @contactmejessid & @snap.shots.by.jj