The talented musicians of the Northlake Community Band kick off the Columbia Theatre’s 23-24 season with an evening of fantastic film scores from films including Back to the Future, Beetlejuice, The Empire Strikes Back, and many more! such composers as John Williams, Hans Zimmer, Bruce Broughton, Danny Elfman, and more!

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Put on your best 1980s vacation outfit and join us for a cruise on the SS Columbia! But beware! A silent assassin is looking to turn this into a nightmare journey the passengers and crew cannot escape from!

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Will Vance and the Kinfolk and Byron Daniel and The Five Dead Dogs lead an array of local musicians as they perform The legendary “Eat A Peach” album and other classic Allman Brothers’ hits.

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No two performances are alike in this choose-your-own-adventure, world-premiere production!

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Ranger Martin, Rexi, and Nash are back with an all-new, original, interactive theatrical experience! VIP tickets include a chance to meet the dinosaurs up close, take pictures with them, and maybe even…feed them!

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Join Mary's Wish and guests for a night of your favorite Fleetwood Mac and Stevie Nicks songs.

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Hosted by master of ceremonies Dr. Joe Burns, our two screenings of this cult classic feature a shadow cast, costume contest and…dare we say it…absolute pleasure!

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Fifteen Southeastern alumni choreographers present an exciting evening of dance on the Columbia stage.

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The Southeastern Wind Symphony finally returns to the Columbia stage under the direction of Robert Schwartz.

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The Columbia Theatre is thrilled to host the return of Southeastern's Concert Choir and Bella Voce, under the direction of Dr. Frances Fonza, Southeastern's new Director of Choral Activities.

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Night #1 of this year's Holiday Extravaganza features phenomenal, live, big band holiday music.

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Night two of this year's extravaganza features a screening of Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas.

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Hammond’s holiday tradition returns to the Columbia stage! Featuring the combined talents of professionals and all-star locals, the Hammond Ballet Company brings their timeless classic home to the Columbia just in time for the holidays.

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For the first time since The Wizard of Oz, the Columbia Theatre brings a lavish musical to the beautiful Hainkel Auditorium. Join Danny, Sandy, Rizzo and the gang in this celebration of the 1950s.

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For the first time ever, the Columbia Theatre will play host to the entire Bill Evan’s Jazz Festival. Don’t miss this world-class celebration of America’s original art form. Concerts will feature current Southeastern students, alumni, faculty, and special guest artists.

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Join us for the final film in the groundbreaking, game-changing, original Star Wars trilogy.

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