WALDOBORO — “Now and Then,” an upcoming community theatre production at the Waldo Theatre, has been cast and is now in rehearsals. Scheduled to open on March 30, Now and Then is a heartfelt romantic comedy about the costs of the choices we make, and their impact on the people who make them with us.

The four-member cast includes Lisa Kavanaugh, of Camden; Emma Theobalds, of Thomaston; Dwight Burtis, of Thomaston; and Cullen Burke, of Friendship. The play is being directed by Peter Henderson of Tenants Harbor and produced by George Bates of Waldoboro.

“We had a terrific turnout for our recent auditions, with more than 20 very talented actors auditioning for just four roles,” said Henderson, in a Waldo Theatre news release. “We’re really excited about this script and its clever take on second thoughts and second chances. Now and Then is so thoughtful, funny, and bittersweet, and will surely feel familiar to anyone who has ever fallen in love, out of love, or missed an opportunity for love.”

The performances are currently scheduled for March 30, and April 5, 6 & 7, 2024. Online tickets go on sale on Friday, February 2, 2024.

More information about the play can be found at: thewaldotheatre.org/nowandthen

About The Waldo

The Waldo brings live music, theater, movies, dance, and educational programs to the Midcoast Maine community year-round. Offerings range from local, community theater to nationally and internationally known artist performances. As a community-based organization, The Waldo’s focus is to unify and strengthen the region through performing arts, outreach, broad-based educational programs, and collaboration with other local non-profits. More at: thewaldotheatre.org