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An online magic show with Stuart MacDonald.An outdoor concert series in the courtyard behind Adrian City Hall and the Adrian District Library.

This play will be performed in late July in the Farmers Market Pavilion on Toledo Street. “Every Brilliant Thing,” a one-woman play that was originally scheduled for April.Instead, the Croswell is planning a variety of outdoor and online events, including: The musicals “Holiday Inn,” “The Little Mermaid” and “Cabaret,” which had been scheduled for August, September and October, are coming off of the schedule. Three previously scheduled shows are being canceled or postponed, and a number of outdoor and online events are taking their place. The Croswell Opera House has announced several changes to its summer and fall schedule due to the ongoing Coronavirus situation. It’s awe-inspiring.Croswell Opera House cancels remaining summer/early fall musicals – plans outdoor and special events JPosted by ronannarbor in Uncategorized. “Sometimes when you walk in here at the end of the day, and it’s empty, you can stand here and feel the weight of all that’s happened here in the last 156 years. “I think preserving a theater like this gives you a sense of community history and everything it’s been through.”Īnd all these years later, history is alive and well inside these walls. To put things in perspective, The Civil War was underway when construction began on it. “This theater is almost as old as the city of Adrian itself.” He says the Croswell is the oldest theater in Michigan and one of the oldest continually operating theaters in the country. And it truly has been a community-wide effort to make sure it is alive and well more than 150 years later.Įrik Gable is the Marketing Director. It’s been part of the landscape in Adrian since 1866. The Croswell Opera House continues to entertain audiences from all over the region. TOLEDO, Ohio (WTVG) - A theater in Lenawee County has stood the test of time since the mid-1800s.