What if you had the chance to live forever? Would you take it? Step into the enchanting world of Tuck Everlasting as The Players Theatre Company brings this timeless musical to life at the Owen Theatre in historic downtown Conroe. Running from March 14 – 30, this spellbinding production will capture hearts with its moving story, unforgettable music, and dazzling choreography.

Based on the beloved novel by Natalie Babbitt, Tuck Everlasting follows young Winnie Foster, a spirited girl yearning for adventure beyond her quiet life. When she stumbles upon the Tuck family and uncovers their extraordinary secret—immortality—Winnie faces a life-altering choice: embrace eternity or cherish the fleeting beauty of a natural life. Featuring a breathtaking score by Chris Miller and Nathan Tysen and a touching book by Claudia Shear and Tim Federle, Tuck Everlasting first premiered in Atlanta before making its way to Broadway in 2016. Hailed for its heartfelt storytelling, this musical beautifully explores themes of family, love, and the passage of time. 

Tuck Everlasting comes to life under the expert direction of Ashlie Driver, with Phil Harris as Assistant Director, Brandon Christian as Music Director, Mieka Phillips leading choreography, and Jill Villalobos as Stage Manager. Featuring an incredibly talented and dynamic cast, the show blends fresh new faces in The Players Company with beloved audience favorites.

Performances are Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30pm and Sunday matinees at 2:00pm at The Owen Theatre, 225 Metcalf in historic downtown. The show is appropriate for audience members of all ages and tickets are available by calling the box office at (936) 539-4090 Tuesday through Friday from 3:00pm to 6:00pm or online at www.PlayersTheatreCompany.com. The box office is also open two hours before each performance.

The Players Theatre Company, a 501c3 non-profit organization, began in 1967 as The Little Theatre of Conroe utilizing the Conroe High School stage and later a refurbished plumbing supply store at the corner of Galveston and Robertson Streets. After helping to restore the historic Crighton Theatre in 1979, the group produced shows there for nearly 30 years as The Crighton Players. In 2008, in a partnership with the City of Conroe, The Players Theatre Company was formed and moved to their current residence at The Owen Theatre.