Set in the little impoverished Russian village of Anatevka, the story focuses on a persecuted minority of Jewish people whose survival is as precarious as a "fiddler on the roof". Their traditions are what anchor them and make life bearable. In addition to touching on the problems of oppressed minorities, this is a play with an up-beat message about the importance of beliefs, community, family and love.
"Tradition", the title of the opening song of the show, describes our own tradition of 40 years of annual Broadway shows by Ridge Players Inc. This show marked our first decade, now it marks our fourth. I salute the Players' co-operation and dedication in working to present the very best show possible. The next challenge? The half-century mark in 2018.
-Liz Brown.
Friday, Feb 22 and Feb 29 - 8:00 PM
Saturday, Feb 23 and Mar 1 - 8:00 PM
Sunday, Feb 24 and Mar 2 - 2:00 PM
Auditorium seats 400 persons and is wheelchair accessible.
Enjoy a delicious home-cooked dinner before the show in the evenings, and after the show on Sunday afternoons, prepared and served by the Ridgetown Rotary Club. All proceeds directed to Rotary World Community Service.
Dinner Served at 6:30 PM Friday and Saturday evenings, and Sunday afternoon at 5:00 PM
All Performances
Theatre only $12.50
Dinner and Show per Person $25.00
Theatre Tickets $13.00