South Bay Musical Theatre

Protect Yourself from Ticket Scams: At SBMT, we want every part of your theatre-going experience to be joyful. Unfortunately, some third-party ticket resellers try to insert themselves into the process... read more SouthBayMT.com/2025/10/protect-yourself-from-ticket-scams/

The Sound of Music: A Beloved Classic with Fresh Resonance Lauren D'Ambrosio as Maria and Brad Satterwhite as Captain von Trapp in “The Sound of Music,” which plays Sept. 27 to Oct. 18, 2025 at the Saratoga Civic Theater by Walter M. Mayes, Artistic Directo...

Few musicals hold as cherished a place in the American imagination as The Sound of Music. Since its Broadway debut in 1959 at the height of the Golden Age of the American musical, it has delighted millions...
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Rehearsals continue for The Sound of Music—and everyone is having a blast. Got your tickets yet? Photos by Katie Barrow Schneider.

1) Brad Satterwhite. 2) Augustus Solomon and Maura Goetzke lift Skyler Roman with Coco LaMarche, Alicia Liu, and Gavin Wong. 3) Pianist Eric Kong. 4) Lauren D'Ambrosio and Brad flank Beatrice Bell, Coraline Christian, Maura (back) and Coco, Maddie G. Schneider, Skyler, and Evan Kronstadt (front).

Photographer Dave Lepori captures publicity pictures for THE SOUND OF MUSIC on Aug. 3. Assisting: Costume Designer Y. Sharon Peng, Hair & Makeup Designer Aishy Panwar, Artistic Director Walter M. Mayes, and Marketing Director Doug Hughes. Featured actors: Brad Satterwhite and Lauren D'Ambrosio.

Season’s Pleadings: Selling Season 63 by Doug Hughes, Marketing Director As Marketing Director for South Bay Musical Theatre, my job is to sell you on our upcoming season. That usually means hyping the shows, teasing the titles, and dazzl...

As Marketing Director for South Bay Musical Theatre, my job is to sell you on our upcoming season. This year, however, I can only talk about two of the three shows. The third one? It’s fabulous. It’s Tony-winning. But it’s top secret until mid-September. (Continue reading on our blog...)

Why The Sound of Music at SBMT is the smart choice Broadway Quality, Affordable Prices by Doug Hughes, Marketing Director If you’ve been dreaming of seeing The Sound of Music, you have two options in the coming year: wait until mid-2026 and pay over ...

If you’ve been dreaming of seeing The Sound of Music, you have two options in the coming year: wait until mid-2026 and pay over $100 per person to nab good seats for a touring production—or experience it much sooner, for a fraction of the cost, at SBMT. Read more at southbaymt.com/.../why-the-...

What It Takes To Plan a Season by Walter M. Mayes, Artistic Director What if I told you that the next season’s story begins before the curtain rises on this one? While audiences are anticipating the Abbey bells, singing nuns, and ...

\What It Takes to Plan a Season, by Walter M. Mayes
Next season’s story begins before the curtain rises on this one. I’m already assembling the puzzle that will become South Bay Musical Theatre’s ‘26-’27 season. CONTINUE READING: SouthBayMT.com/2025/07/what-it-takes-to-plan-a-season/

Our large company for The Sound of Music had its first meeting on Sunday, and it was exciting to see all the talent come together for the initial read-through. Tickets are already selling quickly. Go to SouthBayMT.com or call 408-266-4734 to snag yours. Photo by Quentin Tepliuk.

Offer expires at midnight on Friday, July 11! Take advantage of our summer sale to score early-bird tickets to The Sound of Music, Sep 27 - Oct 18 at Saratoga Civic Theater. Use the promo code RHYMEDAY before selecting your seats and get our biggest and best discount. SouthBayMT.com or 408-266-4734.

Why do we gather in a darkened room to watch people sing, dance and step into someone else’s shoes? Because theatre reminds us who we actually are and inspires us to be who we can become.

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Single-show tickets now on sale for our 2025-2026 season Go to SouthBayMT.com or call 408-266-4734.

It's #MeetUsMonday! Tom Collins and Angel, played by Adrien Gleason and Justin Sabino, are dating while living with HIV in the Pulitzer Prize-winning musical Rent. In the story, Collins teaches computer science to young undergrads at NYU and Angel is a street drummer by day and drag queen by night.