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Dixon Community Theater stands as a vibrant cultural hub that dynamically engages with its community through a plethora of initiatives designed to foster connection and creativity. By participating in local events such as concerts, outdoor performances and seasonal festivals, the theater invites residents of all ages to celebrate the arts together. Its outreach extends to schools, where it partners with students for classes and trainings, and with PTO's to support school festivals and events. Furthermore, the theater takes pride in visiting retirement communities, bringing joy and entertainment to seniors through tailored performances. This commitment to inclusivity and community enrichment not only enriches the cultural fabric of the area but also ensures that the magic of theater is accessible to everyone. (Pictured above - Barrett Shepherd and Villains Performers. Photo courtesy of Nick Brown)

Dixon Community Theater is proud to be an active member of the Dixon Chamber of Commerce and enjoys participating in the numerous exciting local events it sponsors. Among these events are the annual Trunk or Treat celebration on Halloween held in the Chamber parking lot and our continued involvement in the Dixon May Fair Parade, along with many more. (Pictured above from left to right - Angi Wolf, Anna Gatchel, Maya Clossick, Matthew Poppovits, and Alena Chambers, dressed in their character costumes from Alice’s Wonderland at a Chamber Mixer with DCT.) Our organization also collaborates with other local nonprofit organizations like the Dixon Historical Society to create fundraising events like the 2025 Dixon's Haunted History Tour .

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"Showstoppers" was an exquisite, one-night-only benefit concert coordinated by Kelly Pidgeon James and hosted by Cheryl Sommers and John Mackenzie. This spectacular event showcased some of the most gifted vocal artists from the region, each delivering breathtaking performances. The concert invited performers to select their favorite Broadway songs, creating a captivating and diverse musical experience that resonated with the audience. Every note sung added to the evening's magic, leaving an indelible mark on all who attended. Among the talented performers at "Showstoppers" were Sofia Rosario, Ramana Vieira, Andee Thorpe, James Tokano, Bentley Abrew, Angi Wolf, Gina Lloyd, Jenn and Maya Clossick, Pam and John McKenzie, and many others. Musical accompaniment was provided by Kyle Jackon, with sound design and engineering provided by Gary Erwin.
Graphic Design by Kelly Pidgeon James
Photographs contributed by Nick Brown